Individual Details
Samuel S. Lane Sr.
(OCTOBER 16, 1628 - JANUARY 18, 1682)
Events
| Birth | OCTOBER 16, 1628 | Hereford, England |  |  | |
| Event-Misc | APRIL 14, 1635 | Departed England | | | |
| Marriage | From 1657 to 1662 | Long Houghton, Northumberland, England - Barbara Roddam | | | |
| Event-Misc | From 1657 to 1662 | Minister, Long Houghton, Northumberland, England | | | |
| Event-Misc | 1657 | Returned to England | | | |
| Occupation | From 1664 to 1682 | He had various occupations. As mentioned in the Maryland Archives he wa - Various Occupations, Anne Arundel Co., MD | | ||
| Event-Misc | 1664 | Arrived in America, MD | | | |
| Residence | From 1666 to 1682 | Anne Arundel Co., MD | | | |
| Marriage | 1666 | Anne Arundel, MD - Margaret Mauldin | | | |
| Miscellaneous | SEPTEMBER 8, 1670 | Inheritance, London, England | | | |
| Milit-End | From 1679 to 1681 | Major in Militia, Anne Arundel Co., MD | | | |
| Will | JANUARY 18, 1681 | Anne Arundel Co., MD | | | |
| Death | JANUARY 18, 1682 | Anne Arundel Co., MD | | ||
| Miscellaneous | 1400 | Coat of Arms, England | | ||
| Title (Nobility) | Maj. | |
Families
| Spouse | Margaret Mauldin (1630 - 1700) |
| Child | Dutton Lane Sr. (1667 - 1726) |
| Child | Samuel Lane Jr. (1671 - ) |
| Child | Sarah Lane (1676 - ) |
| Spouse | Barbara Roddam ( - 1662) |
| Father | Richard Lane (1596 - 1657) |
| Mother | Alice Carter (1603 - 1678) |
| Sibling | John Lane (1631 - ) |
| Sibling | Oziell Lane (1632 - 1657) |
| Sibling | Mary Lane (1642 - 1674) |
Notes
Birth
He was baptized on 10-16-1628 at St. Peter's Church in Hereford, England.Event-Misc
Samuel, his parents, and his brothers, John and Oziell, departed London, England for Providence Island in the Bahamas on 4-14-1635 on the ship Expectation captained by Cornelius Billinge.Marriage
There were no children from this marriage.Event-Misc
From soon after his return to England in 1657 until 1662 he was a Minister at Long Houghton, Eng. In 1662 he was ejected as Minister perhaps due to his interest in the Puritan movement.Event-Misc
In 1657, after his father's death, Samuel returned to England with his mother and sister, Mary.Event-Misc
He immigrated to what was then called Providence, Maryland from London in 1664. His wife, Barbara, does not appear in Maryland's records.Residence
Samuel and Margaret resided at 3 properties named Burrage, Burrage Blossom, and Burrage's End, which Margaret inherited from her first husband, John Burrage.Marriage
Margaret Mauldin was the widow of John Burrage.Miscellaneous
John Lane a grocer of All Hallows, Bread Street in London, England and a cousin of Samuel Lane left him 120 pounds. The will was proved on 10-4-1670.John Lane was the son of John Lane the brother of Richard Lane. Samuel and John Lane were double first cousins. Their mothers were sisters, Anna (Hanna) and Alice Carter.
Milit-End
In 1679 Anne Arundel Co. was ordered to supply 20 militia men to protect Baltimore Co. from Indian attacks.In 1681 Indians had killed several people in Anne Arundel Co. As a major in the militia, Samuel and 2 other officers wrote a letter to the Governor in Baltimore on 9-13-1681 describing their dire circumstances and need for ammunition.
Will
On 1-18-1681 when Samuel made his will, he indicated he was in poor health and in fact he died exactly one year later. It is possible that he was injured during the fighting with the Indians.His will mentions daughter, Grace Burridge who was in reality a stepdaughter, his wife, Margaret, daughter, Sarah, sons, Samuell and Dutton, his nephew ,Thomas Lane of the Kingdom of Ireland, sons-in-law, and Nathaniel Smith and Francis Hutchins. His wife, Margaret, was named sole Adminstratrix of his estate with Sons-in-law, Nathaniel Smith and Francis Hutchins as Supervisors.
Miscellaneous
From "Maryland Genealogies, Vol. 2", indexed by Thomas L. Hollowak, article by A. Russell Slagle: the Lane coat of arms is described as- "per pale azure, and gules three saltires couped argent: issuant from a cresant or two Eagles' Heads the dexter gules the siniter-azure." The first mention of this coat of arms is in 1564 associated with the William Lane of Orlybere, County Northampton family. It is thought that this coat of arms was used even as early as the early 1400's by the Lane family of Northampton.In "Burke's Landed Gentry", the Lane of Badgemore family used the above coat of arms.Several other branches of the Lane family also used this coat of arms.
Endnotes
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2. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
3. Compiler: John Camden Hotten, Original Lists of Persons of Quality,1600-1700.
4. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
5. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
6. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
7. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
8. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
9. A. Russell Slagle, Maryland Genealogies, Vol. II: A Consolidation of Articles from the Maryland Historical Magazine: Major SAMUEL lANE (1628-81): His Ancestry and Some American Descendants, Volume: Vol. II, indexed by Thomas L. Hollowak.
10. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
11. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
12. A. Russell Slagle, Maryland Genealogies, Vol. II: A Consolidation of Articles from the Maryland Historical Magazine: Major SAMUEL lANE (1628-81): His Ancestry and Some American Descendants, Volume: Vol. II, indexed by Thomas L. Hollowak.
13. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
14. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
15. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).
16. Jim Boyd, Song with a Tenor LeadThe Story of Joseph William Boyd and Mary Cerena Hampton with Ancestors and Descendants (Jim Boyd, 110 12th Avenue, Indialantic, FL 32903, 2002).