Individual Details
Elizabeth Jane Lane
(1704 - 1735)
David Potts was twice married. He first married Elizabeth Lane, probably in Pennsylvania. She was, evidently, a daughter of Edward Lane, of Perkioman. (NOTE: The Lane Family. Edward Lane, son of William Lane of Bristol, England, was a landholder and resident of Perkiomen, (Now in Montgomery County). He married Ann Richardson, and died in 1710, leaving a widow, and the following children, 1. James, 2. William, 3. Samuel, 4. Elizabeth, 5. Christian, (or Christiana), 6. Ellinor, 7. Ann. Perkiomen was in the neighborhood of Gilberts Manor, and the Lanes and Jonas Potts family did not live far apart. There was no other Lane family in the neighborhood. Among the descendants of David and Elizabeth (Lane) Potts are found such names as Edward, Christian, etc., evidently introduced from the Lane fmaily, as they are not found in the Potts family prior to this marriage.)She is said to have been a woman of fair complexion, and was familiarly known as "Betty.
Events
Birth | 1704 | Perkiomen, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States | |||
Marriage | 1725 | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - David Potts | |||
Death | 1735 | Cabletown, Jefferson Co., Pennsylvania | |||
Religion | Quaker |
Families
Spouse | David Potts (1700 - 1768) |
Child | Jonas Potts (1726 - 1769) |
Child | Jonathan Potts (1728 - 1805) |
Child | Ann Potts (1727 - 1768) |
Child | Mary Potts (1732 - 1834) |
Father | Edward Lane (1670 - 1710) |
Mother | Ann Richardson (1676 - ) |
Notes
Marriage
She was, evidently, a daughter of Edward Lane, of Perkioman. Perkiomen was in the neighborhood of Gilberts Manor, and the Lanes and Jonas Potts family did not live far apart. She is said to have been a woman of fair complexion, and was familiarly known as "Betty."Endnotes
1. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~clark42/wc04/wc04_031.html ---Richard A. Clark II.