Maternal Line of Robin Pyatt Bellamy
Daughter Remy [Parents].Daughter married John Fryor.
Jacob Remy Jr. [Parents] was born in 1733 in Loudoun Co., Va.. He married Elizabeth Lane in Mar 1754.
Elizabeth Lane [Parents] was born on 25 Jun 1738. She died in 1790. She married Jacob Remy Jr. in Mar 1754.
She went by Betty.
Amy Clagott, grandchild of James Lane, must have been either Betty Remy'sdaughter, or James Jr.'s.
They had the following children:
F i Lydia Remy F ii Anna Remy M iii James Remy. M iv Sanford Remy. M v Samuel Remy. M vi John Remy.
James Lane [Parents].James married Lydia Hardage in 1734.
The Lane family is English, thought to be from Staffordshire. Thetradition is that the family came from the Lanes of Bromley Hall, whoseColonel John Lane and sister Jane assisted Charles 11 to escape after thebattle of Worcester, 1651, when Jane rode pillion behind Charlesdisguised as her servant. For this service the family were permitted toadd to their coat of arms a quartering of three loins of England on thesheild, and to assume as a crest a horse bearing the regal crown betweenhis forehoofs, with the motto, "Gerdes le Roy." This crest appears,according to family tradition, on the silver spoons used in the family ofCol. Joseph Lane, son of William Lane of Westmoreland, and it has beenthought that through the Irish branch of the Staffordshire family, theVirginia and Maryland Lanes descended. This is important only becausethe tradition seems to have been preserved in considerable detail, and somay be a clue to provable facts. So far, it remains a family story.
The first proved records in this line are in 1740, when a William and aJames Lane, brothers, moved from Westmoreland to Prince William county,Virginia, to lease adjoining tracts of land from George Turberville,agent of Lord Fairfax. This was the form of conveyance in use at thetime - - a quit-rent was paid to Turberville, who in turn guaranteedquit-rents to Lord Fairfax. The two brothers had married sisters,William to Sarah, James to Lydia Hardage, daughters of James Hardage(1686-1749) and his wife Elizabeth ----- . The lease describes the twobrothers as coopers. William lived only about two years after the leaseswere signed; his widow married secondly Col. Francis Summers.
Lydia Hardage [Parents].Lydia married James Lane in 1734.
They had the following children:
M i Aaron Lane F ii Elizabeth Lane M iii William Lane M iv James Lane Jr. F v Kerrenhappuch Lane M vi Hardage Lane F vii Jane Lane F viii Lydia Lane F ix Anne Lane
Lydia Remy [Parents].Lydia married James Wilson.
Anna Remy [Parents].Anna married Tasley Wilson.
James Whaley Jr..James married Lydia Ann Remy in 1751.
Lydia Ann Remy [Parents] was born in 1735 in Loudoun Co., Va.. She married James Whaley Jr. in 1751.
James Whaley Jr..James married Barbara Remy.
Barbara Remy [Parents] was born in 1737 in Loudoun Co., Va.. She died on 12 Dec 1826 in Bourbon Co., Ky.. She married James Whaley Jr..
Other marriages:Whaley, William
William Whaley.William married Barbara Remy in 1756.
Barbara Remy [Parents] was born in 1737 in Loudoun Co., Va.. She died on 12 Dec 1826 in Bourbon Co., Ky.. She married William Whaley in 1756.
Other marriages:Whaley, James Jr.
They had the following children:
M i James Lane M ii William Lane
James Hardage was born in 1686. He died in 1749. He married Elizabeth.
Elizabeth.Elizabeth married James Hardage.
They had the following children:
F i Lydia Hardage F ii Sarah Hardage
