Alice Lane

Biography

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Alice [last name unknown] was probably born about 1520, as she had a daughter by 1542.[1] Her parents and place of birth are not known.

She married Thomas Lane.

Thomas was identified in his father Robert Lane's will, dated 4 July 1542 and proved 11 June 1543.[1][2] This will identified his son and executor Thomas, as well as Thomas's daughter Elyne.[1]

Thomas Lane of Rickmansworth, yeoman, made a will dated 9 Dec 1586 and proved 14 June 1587. In this will, he identifies son George Lane, son John, son Richard, daughter Joan Wynchfield, Elizabeth Culverhouse, Mary Page, James Lane grandson via George, daughter Dorothy (unmarried), sister Thorpe, and wife Alice.[1]

Children:[1]

1. Elyne, living in 1542, likely died by 1586.
2. George, living in 1586, had son James.
3. John, living in 1586.
4. Richard, living in 1586.
5. Joan, married Wynchfield, living in 1586.
6. Elizabeth, married Culverhouse, living in 1586.
7. Dorothy, living and unmarried in 1586

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Thomas' 1586 will gives goods to Mary Page but does not identify her as daughter. It indicates that he had six children in 1586. In Thomas' father Robert's will of 1542, he gives a bullock to Elyne, daughter of Thomas. It is assumed that she was a first born child, and was not living as of 1586 and probably had no children as they are not mentioned in Thomas's will.

It is not known when Alice died, but it would be after 1586 when she is mentioned in her husband's will, and likely in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, where she was living

References

• Clement Topliff and His Descendants in Boston. By Ethel Stanwood Bolton. Page 17. GoogleBooks
• L.P. Lane, "Lane Family in Rickmansworth, Engand and Vicinity; Postscript to Part I" in "Lane Genealogies", Vol III by J.Lane et al., compiled by James Fitts. The News Letter Press, New Hampshire US, 1902. p. xx. https://archive.org/stream/lanegenealogies03chap#page/n31
• Robert Lane, p.1402 in J.H.Beers, "Representative Men and Old Families of Southeastern Massachusetts", Vol III, JH Beers & Co, Chicago US, 1912. GoogleBooks