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- !NOTES:Marty Grant's 4th Great Grand Uncle.;
!REFERENCE:
http://www.martygrant.com/
http://www.martygrant.com/genealogy/lane/
!NOTES:Stephen is a proven son of Osborne Lane as named in Osborne's 1840 estate records. Sellers also listed him as a son, though he incorrectly stated that Stephen moved to Georgia. It is possible he was in Georgia briefly, but we have no record of that.;
!NOTES:Stephen is the only child of Osborne Lane known to have a middle initial. I don't know what the "C" stands for. "Crawford" comes to mind, for his mother, but no records have been found, so far, to prove what his middle name was.;
!NOTES:Special thanks to David Rankin for sharing information on this family in Texas. He had found widow Elizabeth there, and he and I were able to prove (more or less) that widow Elizabeth Lane of Fayette Co., TX was the widow of Stephen C. Lane.;
!CENSUS:1800 Marion Dist., SC p. 459/803
Osborn Lane age 45+ (bef 1755) 23001-01001-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1 male 45+ (bef 1755) = Osborne Lane (1750/55)
3 males 10-15 (1784/90) = 1. Osborne Lane (1789) son
" males 10-15 (1784/90) = 2. James Lane (c1784) son
" males 10-15 (1784/90) = 3. Alexander Lane (1787) son
2 males 0-9 (1790/1800) = 1. Stephen C. Lane (c1794/1800) son
" males 0-9 (1790/1800) = 2. David Lane (c1790/1800) son
1 female 45+ (bef 1755) = Hepsabeth Crawford Lane (1752) wife
1 female 10-15 (1784/90) = Keziah Lane (c1784/90) dau
*Some of Osborne's older sons don't appear to be at home, but aren't listed as heads of household either: Joseph (c1770), Robert (c1780/84).;
!CENSUS:1810 Marion Dist., SC p. 38
Osburn Lane age 45+ (bef 1765) 01101-00001-0-4
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1 male 45+ (bef 1765) = Osborne Lane (1750/55)
1 male 16-25 (1784/94) = Alexander Lane (1787) son *
1 male 10-15 (1794/1800) = Stephen C. Lane (1794/1800) son *
1 female 45+ (bef 1765) = Hepsabeth Crawford Lane (1752) wife
4 slaves (no ages or sexes given) = 1. Pash (female see 1809 deed) **
" slaves (no ages or sexes given) = 2. ?
" slaves (no ages or sexes given) = 3. ?
" slaves (no ages or sexes given) = 4. ?
* The two youngest white males could be Stephen and David instead of Stephen and Alexander. Alexander was about 22/23 then, so could be elsewhere. We don't know what happened to David, so it isn't certain if he was still alive in 1810 or not.;
!CENSUS:1820 Barnwell Dist., SC p. 15
Stephen C. Lane age 16-25 (1794/1804) 100100-10100-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1 male 16-25 (1794/1804) = Stephen C. Lane (1794/1800)
1 male 0-9 (1810/1820) = George Lane (c1820) son
1 female 16-25 (1794/1804) = Elizabeth (---) Lane (c1798), wife
1 female 0-9 (1810/1820) = Martha Lane (1815/20) daughter.;
!CENSUS:1830 Montgomery Co., AL p. 202*
Stephen C. Lane age 30-39 (1790/1800) 210001-001001-0-0.
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1 male 30-39 (1790/1800) = Stephen C. Lane (1794/1800)
1 male 5-9 (1820/1825) = George Lane (c1820) son
2 males 0-4 (1825/1830) = 1. Bryant Lane (c1827) son
" males 0-4 (1825/1830) = 2. Benjamin Lane (c1828) son
1 female 30-39 (1790/1800) = Elizabeth (---) Lane (c1798), wife
1 female 10-14 (1815/1820) = Martha Lane (1815/20) daughter.
* Only Lane in this county at this time.;
!CENSUS:1840 Montgomery Co., AL p. 186
Stephen C. Lane age 40-49 (1790/1800) 0120001-220002-0-0
My analysis (who each person *might* be)
1 male 40-49 (1790/1800) = Stephen C. Lane (1794/1800)
2 males 10-14 (1825/1830) = 1. Bryant Lane (c1827) son
" males 10-14 (1825/1830) = 2. Benjamin Lane (c1828) son
1 male 5-9 (1830/1835) = Son?
2 females 30-39 (1800/1810) = 1. Elizabeth (---) Lane (c1798), wife
" females 30-39 (1800/1810) = 2. Sister? Sister-in-law? Other?
2 females 5-9 (1830/1835) = 1. Caroline Lane (c1832) daughter
" females 5-9 (1830/1835) = 2. Frances Lane (c1835) daughter
2 females 0-4 (1835/1840) = 1. Matilda Lane (c1837) daughter
" females 0-4 (1835/1840) = 2. Daughter?;
!NAMED-PROBATE ROLL # 426 Osburn Land (sic) 22 Jun 1840. James Lane.
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10 Heirs $313.93 each up to Feb 1842.
In court of Ordinary James Lane, applicant, vs.
Jno Lane
Thos Lane
John Blackman
Joseph Lane
Robert Lane
Osborne Lane
Saml Smith
Alexd Lane
Stephen Lane
Saml Smith (sic)
Alexd Lane (sic).
Joseph Lane, Robert Lane, Osborne Lane, and Stephen Lane reside without the state.
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* From "Marion County Probate Records" Volume 1, Lucille Utley, Danny Smith. Three Rivers Historical Society. 1985.
!NAMED:30 Jun 1840 Marion Dist, SC Ordinary's Real Estate Book 1826-1843 pg 119 Osborne LANE's Real Estate. Valuation: Joseph BASS, John BRYAN and Woodward MANNING recommend sale of land and value it at less than $1000. 30 Jun 1840. Summons: James LANE, applicant. Summons to John LANE, Robert LANE, Osborne LANE, Samuel SMITH, Alexander LANE, Stephen LANE, legal heirs and representatives, to appear in Court for division of land in Marion District on Buck Swamp, bounded by lands of estate of Daniel PLATT, John MANNING, John LEE, Barney WATSON, John TURBEVILLE and Joseph BASS, etc. James LANE Sr, John BLACKMAN andn Joseph LANE also in second list of heirs. Notice to absent defendants: Joseph, Robert, Osborne and Stephen LANE. 6 Jul 1840. John LANE Sr, Thomas LANE, John BLACKMAN, S. SMITH Jr and Alexander LANE consent to sale. 7 Jul 1840. Order of Sale Tract of 800 acres on Buck Swamp as previously described. 5 Nov 1840 sold to Samuel SMITH Jr for $2006. Decr 7 1840.;
!CENSUS:1850 x
!REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 386-395
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Osborne Lane married a Miss Crawford, a sister of old James Crawford, of Spring Branch-I suppose, older than her brother. The Crawfords were quite respectable in that day and have continued to be so down to the present time. The fruits of the marriage, as known, were eight sons, John, Thomas, Alexander, James, Robert, David, Stephen and William, and two daughters, Kesiah and Elizabeth.
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Of the three other sons of old Osborne Lane, Robert moved to Barnwell ; David moved to Union, and Stephen went to Georgia in the long past, and no tidings from them. ;
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