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 1835 - 1907 (72 years)
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| Name |
Walter William LANE |
| Born |
1835 |
Taunton, Somerset, England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| _UID |
2C69A69BB4916842AEEA49BEECEC6F1FCA9A |
| Died |
1907 |
Bristol, Gloucestershire, England |
| Person ID |
I16241 |
YoungFamily |
| Last Modified |
30 May 2018 |
| Father |
Robert LANE |
| Mother |
Elizabeth LOCK, b. 1808, Oake, Somerset, England , d. 1872 (Age 64 years) |
| Married |
21 Jul 1831 |
St Mary Magdalene, Taunton, Somerset, England |
| _UID |
38261EA47EC039439777E9C7DF184D310D50 |
| Family ID |
F4962 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Emma COTTRELL |
| Married |
31 Dec 1855 |
St Mary Magdalene, Taunton, Somerset, England |
| _UID |
A4287BFF4E017F4286199D854C1C4C6530E7 |
| Children |
| | 1. Walter Robert LANE, b. 1863, Dunster, Somerset, England , d. 1940, Birmingham, Lancashire, England (Age 77 years) |
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| Last Modified |
15 May 2022 |
| Family ID |
F4963 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- William Walter LANE aka Walter William LANE, my 2xGGF, Iron Founder & Iron Moulder = Emma COTTRELL on 31.12.1855 at St Mary Magdalene, Taunton (the Mary LANE witness could either be his sister (as it took place a couple of years before her own marriage in 1858) or his mother). Both were of Church Square, Taunton. Their known children, with an extensive extended family in the Bristol area, are:
· Emma Josephine LANE (1856, Appley/Stawley SOM - 1932 Bristol), m. 1879 = Thomas George CHAPMAN in Bedminster. The CHAPMAN family were in Bedminster in 1901;
· Eva Lavinia LANE (1860 Watchet SOM – 1933 Bristol), m. 1881 = Thomas Charles THATCHER at Bedminster. The THATCHER family were in Bristol St. George;
· Mary Elizabeth LANE (1862 Dunster, SOM – 1939 Bideford, DEV), m. 1889 = Frank GOLDSWORTHY at Bedminster. The GOLDSWORTHY family were in Bedminster in 1891 & 1901;
· Walter Robert LANE (1863 Dunster - 1940 Birmingham), my GGF - see his family below;
· Francis Herbert LANE aka Herbert Francis LANE (1865 Dunster). In 1891 he was a private in the Ordnance Corps at the Anglesea Barracks, Portsea, Hants. Based on unclear family stories, he is likely to be one of two brothers who may have been killed in the Second Boer War (1899-1902) as he is missing from subsequent records. He may be the F LANE killed at the Battle of Paardeberg on 18 Feb 1900;
· Henry Frederick LANE (1867 Dunster - 1951 Bristol), m. 1892 = Amelia Emma BIRD at Barton Regis:
o George Frederick LANE (1893 Barton Regis - 1977 Cheltenham, GLS) = Daisy Florence TURNER (1887) in 1923 Cheltenham. Child:
§ Margaret Rowena Shergold LANE (1927) = Derek H F FORBES in 1953 Cheltenham;
o Reginald James LANE (1895 Barton Regis-1995 Cornwall), m. 1922 = Alice Victoria CARVETH (1901-87). Children:
§ Donald Henry LANE (1924 Bristol) = Norah Myfanwy Mary HOWELLS in 1952 Bristol. Children:
§ Patricia Myfanwy Mary LANE (1953 Plymouth) = John G BRYCELAND in 1973 High Wycombe, BKS;
§ David C LANE (1958 Plymouth);
§ Jean Carveth LANE (1927 Bristol – 2007 Cornwall);
§ Malcolm Reginald LANE (1932 Bristol - 1966 Slough, Berkshire) = Madeleine BRAY in 1955 Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Children:
§ Christina Madeleine LANE (1957 Banbury, Oxon);
§ Jeremy Gordon Malcolm LANE (1960 Colchester, Essex) = Helen B DER AVEDISSIAN in 1984 Bracknell, Berkshire;
§ Oliver Kieran LANE (1988 Bracknell);
o Clifford Pullin LANE (1901 Bristol, d. Canada) = Janet SUTHERLAND c1925 in BC, Canada. Child:
§ Donald Frederick LANE (1927 Canada) = Vivian McINDOE in Canada. Child:
§ Pamela LANE (c1950's Canada);
o Vera Doreen Minnie LANE (1905 Bristol - 1974 Poole, Dorset) = Arthur Clifford WARREN (1903-92) in 1931 Bristol;
· Oliver Cromwell LANE (1868 Dunster), d. unmarried in 1893 Bristol, aged 24;
· William Ernest LANE (c1.1871 - Q3 1871 Taunton);
· Beatrice LANE (1872 Totterdown, Bristol - 1893 Bristol);
· Reginald LANE (1874 Bedminster, Bristol). At home in 1891 but not found on 1901 census. Based on uncertain family stories, he is likely to be one of two brothers who may have been killed in the Second Boer War (1899-1902) as he is missing from subsequent records. He may be the R LANE killed at Lydenburg on 1 Mar 1901;
In 1901 census Walter William & Emma LANE were in Easton, Bristol at 31 Church Road. Walter was the home-based employer of an iron foundry.
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