Per Donald Lane (#47812107)
The photo is that of Barbara (Lotts) Lane. There is not a known photo of Catherine (Wolfe) Lane, wife of Abraham Lane.
Catherine (Wolfe) Lane was likely buried in the Taylor Cemetery just off Manville Rd and across the road from their house. The graves of Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane are not marked - at least with a marker that survived the long time. Older family historians told me 25 years ago that it was close to a certainty that Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane were the first persons buried in the Taylor Cemetery. Catherine d. 12 Apr 1868 and Abraham d. 28 Feb 1869, shortly after the devastating Civil War when resources were few and that probably explains why there are no permanent markers for their graves.
***** Please do not post pics on this memorial. Especially pics taken from other sites like Ancestry.
The photo is that of Barbara (Lotts) Lane. There is not a known photo of Catherine (Wolfe) Lane, wife of Abraham Lane.
Catherine (Wolfe) Lane was likely buried in the Taylor Cemetery just off Manville Rd and across the road from their house. The graves of Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane are not marked - at least with a marker that survived the long time. Older family historians told me 25 years ago that it was close to a certainty that Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane were the first persons buried in the Taylor Cemetery. Catherine d. 12 Apr 1868 and Abraham d. 28 Feb 1869, shortly after the devastating Civil War when resources were few and that probably explains why there are no permanent markers for their graves.
***** Please do not post pics on this memorial. Especially pics taken from other sites like Ancestry.
Per Donald Lane (#47812107)
The photo is that of Barbara (Lotts) Lane. There is not a known photo of Catherine (Wolfe) Lane, wife of Abraham Lane.
Catherine (Wolfe) Lane was likely buried in the Taylor Cemetery just off Manville Rd and across the road from their house. The graves of Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane are not marked - at least with a marker that survived the long time. Older family historians told me 25 years ago that it was close to a certainty that Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane were the first persons buried in the Taylor Cemetery. Catherine d. 12 Apr 1868 and Abraham d. 28 Feb 1869, shortly after the devastating Civil War when resources were few and that probably explains why there are no permanent markers for their graves.
***** Please do not post pics on this memorial. Especially pics taken from other sites like Ancestry.
The photo is that of Barbara (Lotts) Lane. There is not a known photo of Catherine (Wolfe) Lane, wife of Abraham Lane.
Catherine (Wolfe) Lane was likely buried in the Taylor Cemetery just off Manville Rd and across the road from their house. The graves of Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane are not marked - at least with a marker that survived the long time. Older family historians told me 25 years ago that it was close to a certainty that Abraham and Catherine (Wolfe) Lane were the first persons buried in the Taylor Cemetery. Catherine d. 12 Apr 1868 and Abraham d. 28 Feb 1869, shortly after the devastating Civil War when resources were few and that probably explains why there are no permanent markers for their graves.
***** Please do not post pics on this memorial. Especially pics taken from other sites like Ancestry.
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Had her @ Lane-Wisley Cemetery but was told incorrect & to move her here.
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