George Layne

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Layne There was a George Layne who came from Virginia to Warren County about 1800. He was married twice, first to a Miss Prater by whom he had four boys: Wyatt, Tom, Joseph, and Benjamin. The second wife was Minta Dickinson, who came from Scotland. They had three sons and one daughter. The Laynes were active in the Mt. Zion Methodist Church of Warren County. Most of them went west, to Texas, Arkansas, Idaho, and California. In 1850 there was a Daniel Layne with wife and eight children living in Grundy County. By 1900 there was a Sam Layne living in Beersheba who went to Idaho.

Birth: Jul., 1776 Amherst County Virginia, USA Death: Nov. 28, 1848 Warren County Tennessee, USA

George & Martha "Patsey" (Prater) Layne, members of Blue Springs Baptist Church of Christ in 1822, were originally buried in Blue Springs Cemetery. In the late 1940s or early 1950s George & Martha's grandson from California had Highs Funeral Home move them from Blue Springs Cemetery in Viola to the Viola Cemetery.

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Spouses:

 Martha Prater Layne (1780 - 1831)

 Araminta Layne (1811 - 1867)

Children:

 Susanna Layne Winton (1801 - 1864)*

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Inscription: Aged about 72 years.

Burial: Viola Cemetery Viola Warren County Tennessee, USA

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Layne There was a George Layne who came from Virginia to Warren County about 1800. He was married twice, first to a Miss Prater by whom he had four boys: Wyatt, Tom, Joseph, and Benjamin. The second wife was Minta Dickinson, who came from Scotland. They had three sons and one daughter. The Laynes were active in the Mt. Zion Methodist Church of Warren County. Most of them went west, to Texas, Arkansas, Idaho, and California. In 1850 there was a Daniel Layne with wife and eight children living in Grundy County. By 1900 there was a Sam Layne living in Beersheba who went to Idaho.