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William Lane
1580 - 1654 (74 years)-
Name William Lane [1] Born 1580 Norfolk County, England 
[1] Gender Male Immigration May 1635 Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts [1] on the ship Hopewell Resided Aft 1635 Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts [1] Resided 1641 Norfolk, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Died 06 Jul 1654 Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts [1] Person ID I23202 Jerry Milo Johnson Last Modified 29 Mar 2015
Family A. Farnsworth Children 1. M. Lane 2. A. Lane 3. S. Lane 4. George Lane, b. 1612, Norfolk County, England , d. 11 Jun 1689, Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts (Age 77 years) [Natural]5. E. Lane 6. A. Lane Family ID F8277 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 1580 - Norfolk County, England 
Immigration - on the ship Hopewell - May 1635 - Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts 
Resided - Aft 1635 - Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts 
Resided - 1641 - Norfolk, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Died - 06 Jul 1654 - Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - I William Lane referred to above as of Hing ham was probably an old man when he came to this country with his sons and is found at Dorchester as early as 1635 In 1637 he received several grants of land there amounting in all to eight acres He was among the seventy one accepted inhabitants of the town in 1641 and on December 7 of that year he relinquishel his grant to Thompson's Island for the purpose of a public school The first public school in America was established at Dorchester in 1639 and William Lane with others relinquished their grants on Thompson's Island that it might be devoted to school purposes He was evidently a man of means and a very good citizen who enjoyed the esteem of his fellows His last years were spent in the home of his daughter Mary who was the widow of Joseph Long and he died in 1658 His will was dated December 28 1650 The inventory amounted to 82 10 shillings and &14 pence and the daughter was made residuary legatee after paying bequests of 32 His children were Elizabeth Mary Annis George Sarah and Andrew
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- I William Lane referred to above as of Hing ham was probably an old man when he came to this country with his sons and is found at Dorchester as early as 1635 In 1637 he received several grants of land there amounting in all to eight acres He was among the seventy one accepted inhabitants of the town in 1641 and on December 7 of that year he relinquishel his grant to Thompson's Island for the purpose of a public school The first public school in America was established at Dorchester in 1639 and William Lane with others relinquished their grants on Thompson's Island that it might be devoted to school purposes He was evidently a man of means and a very good citizen who enjoyed the esteem of his fellows His last years were spent in the home of his daughter Mary who was the widow of Joseph Long and he died in 1658 His will was dated December 28 1650 The inventory amounted to 82 10 shillings and &14 pence and the daughter was made residuary legatee after paying bequests of 32 His children were Elizabeth Mary Annis George Sarah and Andrew
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Sources - [S77] Ancestors of Paul Bailey McBride, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw39.htm#I1190 (Reliability: 3).
- [S77] Ancestors of Paul Bailey McBride, http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pmcbride/rfc/gw39.htm#I1190 (Reliability: 3).
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