IGI 1988 Mass p 24,878 batch 8109303 72; Archive rec Eugenia R. Hunt; Lane
Family by James Hill Fitts pp 8, 14, 15, 16; New Eng Hist Gen Soc.Vocation: Shoemaker and Constable
Janice Mauldin Castleman 5841 Waterworks Rd Midlothian TX 76065-9681 5-92;
"Lane Genealogies" Vol II p14 ("he was a shoemaker and constable 1689 at
Hingham, then moved to Norton, MA about 1694, was grand juryman 22 Mar 1697,
built the first meeting house and was on a committee 12 Jun 1711 to secure
incorporation of the precinct of Norton");AF 2ND1-10 shows other wife as Sarah BEAL 2ND0-21 md 21 Jan 1679/1680 Hingham, Plymouth, MA; PERRY line shows wife as Sarah BRIGGS
AF shows possible other parents: Andrew Lane 8KM4-HJ/Triphena BVCK-TW; William Lane/Mary; George Lane/Sarah Harris.
Internet www.cudenver.edu/~dstanwyc/Hingham/Lane.html [6-1999]: "Jane Hobart, John's first wife died in her 39th year. In 1694 he removed to Norton, Massachusetts and there took a second wife Sarah, by whom he had several children. From the published history of Norton I learn that he settled near the boundary line between Norton and Attleborough, upon a farm which, in 1859 was owned by George Lane, a descendant. He was known in Hingham as 'John Lane, shoemaker.' He was a Constable in 1689."
IGI 1988 Mass p 20,479 BIRTH: batch 8776905 13; MARRIAGE: (John LANE) batch
7027319 25; Archive rec Eugenia R. Hunt (John LANE); "Lane Genealogies" Vol II p14Archive Rec Eugenia R. Hunt; NOTE: See Hobart ancestry on Foote/Lane record;
MARRIAGE: IGI 1988 Mass (John LANE) p 24,878 batch 7027319 25 & (HOBART) Mass
p 20,479.
IGI Mass (dau Bethia Lovet)
Elizabeth Perinchief, Mike Krannawitter 1992: "Thomas came from England to Philadelphia on the ship "Kent" in 1677. From William Penn, he acquired land by deed on 2 Apr 1681- 500 acres at Farnsworth's Landing. The name of the town was later changed to Bordentown. He was a Quaker and was imprisoned in 1665 for attending a meeting of Quakers at Tupton, Derbyshire, England. He had a brother, Richard of Tickhill, England. Thomas' wife, Susannah was a Quaker Preacher and came to America in 1678 on the ship "Shield" with their children and indentured servants. Thomas was constable of Chesterfield, NJ, in 1689. ("Bosworth, Heath, Coleman and Trowbridge Ancestors and Descendants" by Michael P. Krannawitter, 1993: 514 W. 21 Hays, KS 67601) (see File Coleman);
Mary Young MAEVE148@aol.com August 2000: "Thomas Farnsworth and his wife Susanna Smith founded Farnsworths Landing, which later became Bordentown. He died at Farnsworths Landing."
Arch Rec Roberta Leatham Lindsay 340 N 4th E Bountiful, UT: NY 109 Year Book of Holland Society of NY 1903 p 66, 70, 80 NJ S1 Vol 2 p 141 F Pa B1 Abst of the Wills of Bucks Co. PA, Corres. Francis S.Crawn of PA, NJ 20 p 362 Early Germans of NJ; Maud E. Rose-(1990) 321 W 13th #6 Idaho Falls, ID 83401 tel. 208-529-5964- Feels that "Andreas Rose was our ancestor that came from Germany. (see Baltus Pickle/Anna Gertrude Reiterin). This Baltus (Balthazar) Pickle baptised Andreas and Cecelia Rose's child Cecelia. He is from Hartenberg Co. Germany.";
Letter from Lucy E. Rose Newton, NJ 31 Dec 1935: Andreas ROSE was listed as
among the Palatine immigrants in West Camp, NY the latter half of 1710, having arrived aboard a vessel (with the HMS Medford with colonizer Dominee Kocherthal, sent by Queen Anne, sailing from London January 1710). The migration settled at Schoharie, Mohawk Valley and part of PA. (This information came from a Miss Crawford, researching the AULT family: Rose Notes (McKethy) Book of names of early Palatines arriving at New York 1708-1710. "Peter Rose, Glazier", "Andreas Rose, West Camp, winter of 1710"; Rec of Marjorie Jones (deceased 92): place of birth Reading.
NY 109 Year Book of Holland Society of NY 1903 p.66, 70, 80; NJ S 1 v.2 p.141;
F Pa B1 Abst. of the wills of Bucks Co. Pa. Corres. Francis Crawn of Pa. N.J. 20 p.362 Early Germans of N.J.- Roberta Leatham Lindsay 340 N 4th E Bountiful, Utah;
F Conn N 7 C pt6; Kenneth C. Pendleton 956 Sunset Drive Bountiful, UT; IGI
Kenneth C. Pendleton; F Conn N 7 C pt6
TIB; Ref 6020167 13 S/N 00089-6 051 12;
Desc of Edward Fitz Randolph and Elizabeth Blossom, 1630-1950 by Louise A
Christian and Howard S. Fitz Randolph pp 7, 12, 25 (Samuel Norris Singleton-
Ferron, UT)
Family Search IGI 1990, AF 1994; Also gives AF v4.13 JRTW-GT mg 21 May 1730
736. William Campbell Lt. Colonel - Medieval
The Clan Campbell Society 3310 Fairway Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70809;
MARRIAGE: (wife's name unknown)- they had 2 sons, both born in Londonderry:
James, b. 1690 and Samuel, b. 1695. Both migrated to America where James
settled in Tyron County, province of NY (later Cherry Valley, Otsego Co., NY)
in 1741; NOTE: Major William served in the defense of Londonderry in 1689.NOTE: One researcher states that he died at Londonderry. Another states he died
1756 at Salem, Essex, Mass. Both are unverified. McPhail (Highland Papers,
p.88) does make reference to "son William who went abroad", so perhaps the
Salem data is correct;
David T. Palmer B9 Block 3 Pine Court Hong Kong 8-94: gives death date as 1757
(ae93) place Salem. "Was a Lt. Col. in Londonderry, Ireland". He shows wife as
Miss McLean (as do other's records); Rank Lt.Colonel
The Clan Campbell Society 3310 Fairway Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70809.
(Her name is unknown);MARRIAGE: had 2 sons, James b. 1690 and Samuel, b. 1695.
Both migrated to America where James settled in Tyron Co. of the province of NY (later Cherry Valley, Otsego Co., NY) in 1741.
BIRTH: Rec of Florence L Mecham 1990;
NOTE: There 3 entries for Deliverance AMES with varying birth year dates, but on each, she only lived about a month.
NOTE: Surname may be HOW instead of AMES