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Persönliche Daten Edward Lane 

• Er wurde geboren am 19. Oktober 1664 in Bristol, Glouchester, England.Quelle 1
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• (Arrival) im Jahr 1682 in Pennsylvania.Quelle 1
• Er ist verstorben am 19. April 1710 in Providence, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, er war 45 Jahre alt.Quelle 1
• Er wurde beerdigt im Jahr 1710 in Perkioman, Montgomery, Pa.
• Ein Kind von William Lane und Cecilia Love

Familie von Edward Lane

Er ist verheiratet mit Ann Richardson.

Sie haben geheiratet am 26. März 1694 in Montgomery, Pennsylvania, er war 29 Jahre alt.Quelle 1

Kind(er):

1. William Lane  1697-1732
2. Samuel Lane  1699-1771
3. Elinor Lane  1700-1778
4. Christian Christina Lane  1701-1716
5. Elizabeth Betty Lane  1704-1734
6. James Lane  1709-1731
7. Anne Lane  1710-1773 

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Edward Lane was the first settler in Providence township, taking up a large tract of land lying between the Manor of Gilberts and Van Bebber's township, Philadelphia, now Montgomery county, where he died in 1710. He was the founder of St. James Episcopal Church, of Providence. Edward Lane married Anne Richardson, daughter of Samuel Richardson, who with his wife Eleanor came from Barbadoes(othersources say Jamaica) in 1684, and located in Philadelphia, where he died June10, 1719. He was a member of Provincial Council and one of the most prominentmen of his day.***Decedent Edward Lane Philadelphia Co. Yeoman C:200 4 1 1709 19 4 1710 Remarks: Edward Lane of Philadelphia Co. Yeoman. January 4, 1709/10. Children James, William, Samuel, Elizabeth, Christian, Ellinor and Ann. Executors: Wife Ann and friends James Shattick and Abraham Bickley.**A Brief Parish History**The Colonial Church

The "Old Stone Church"

The Church Building

TheOutreach House

The Evansburg Library

The Church Cemetery

Interesting Historical Facts**Saint James' Church has a rich heritage, dating from its first worship service in 1700. Since then, the parish has seen many changes in the surrounding countryside, and grown along with the Perkiomen area's progress from arural to a suburban economy. Throughout its three-hundred-year history, Saint James has been committed to faithful worship, Christian education, outreach, andservice.**Many of Saint James' historical records are currently housed in theEvansburg Free Library, which is open to the public, on Monday and Thursday evenings. Our list of Interesting Historical Facts about the parish, offers a brief overview of the more extensive information, which can be found in the library.**The Colonial Church *Edward Lane, the actual founder of Saint James, acquired his extensive lands along the Perkiomen and Skippack creeks before 1700, after emigrating from Bristol, in the west of England. Other Church of England families from Bristol, and nearby W ales, came to settle on his land, in the late 1600's and early 1700's. They built a log church on land presumably donated by Mr. Lane, soon after 1700. This first Saint James' Church burned a few years later, in a fire that destroyed all of the church's records of the day.Less

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