Martha married Jack Richardson in PRIVATE. Jack was born in PRIVATE. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Jean Rowett Richardson was born in PRIVATE.

Charles married Lalla Price on 22 Feb 1903. Lalla died in UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The birthdates on the tombstone has been read incorrectly, or made incorrectly, since it is a newer monument. All census records, and especially the 1900 census records show earlier dates for both James and wife. In 1880 the family is living together in Precinct 7 on James Newton's land. James, wife Nancy D, Lily 10, John 8, James 5, and Charles T, born in July and 10 months old. Brother Robert 36, with his wife Emily 24, their two girls Rebecca, and Mary, and mother Rebecca.

James married Nancy Daniel Locke on 5 Apr 1866 in Fannin Co. Texas. Nancy was born on 22 Mar 1848 in Texas; died on 19 Feb 1904 in Texas; was buried in Inglish Cemetery, Bonham, Fannin Co., Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _MILT: Was a Colonel, served in the Mexican War
• Occupation: 1850, Lawyer
• Occupation: 1850; Lawyer
• Residence: 1860, Beat 1, Fannin, Texas, USA
• Residence: 1870, Precinct 2, Fannin, Texas, United States

Notes:

Mary Helen Haines notes:

The origins of Robert Lane's family are obscure. Since the article below says he is the son of Irish immigrants. Since he was born in NY in 1815 I went looking at NY census records and immigration records. Nothing conclusive so far.

The earliest land record of Robert H. Lane is in 1850 when he purchases land from the Rowell Lee headright for $603. on credit from James Journey. Book D, p. 236. He then goes on to purchase many pieces of property over the years.

From the book, A History of Fannin County, by Floy Hodge, pub. 1966, p. 199: Col. R.H. Lane--"The son of Irish immigrants moved to Fannin County in 1849. Colonel R.H. Lane (1815-1872), a lawyer from Missouri, brought his wife Rebecca McFarland Lane (1820-1895) and family. Lane fought in the Mexican War under General Price from the Third Regiment of Missouri. Children of R.H. and Rebecca Lane were John G. (b. 1841); Emily (b. 1853); Robert P. (b. 1844); and James Newton (1845-1906), who was married to Nancy Daniel Locke (b. 1848-and d. 1902), daughter of Richard Locke. James and Nancy were parents of Robert H., Samuel, John G., Mary B., Lillie and Charles T."
The earliest land record of Robert H. Lane is in 1850 when he purchases land from the Rowell Lee headright for $603. on credit from James Journey. Book D, p. 236. He then goes on to purchase many pieces of property over the years.

From the book, A History of Fannin County, by Floy Hodge, pub. 1966, p. 199: Col. R.H. Lane--"The son of Irish immigrants moved to Fannin County in 1849. Colonel R.H. Lane (1815-1872), a lawyer from Missouri, brought his wife Rebecca McFarland Lane (1820-1895) and family. Lane fought in the Mexican War under General Price from the Third Regiment of Missouri. Children of R.H. and Rebecca Lane were John G. (b. 1841); Emily (b. 1853); Robert P. (b. 1844); and James Newton (1845-1906), who was married to Nancy Daniel Locke (b. 1848-and d. 1902), daughter of Richard Locke. James and Nancy were parents of Robert H., Samuel, John G., Mary Bl, Lillie and Charles T."

Robert married Rebecca B. McFarland on 26 Nov 1840 in St Francois Co., MO. Rebecca (daughter of John McFarland and Mary Fleming) was born on 5 Apr 1820 in Missouri; died on 3 Jul 1895 in Fannin Co.; was buried in Inglish Cemetery, Bonham, Fannin Co., Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

I assume that the B. in Rebecca's name is for Bell, her grandmother's maiden name. On the 1880 census, it shows her father being born in South Carolina, and mother in Tennessee-which is incorrect as far as I know. However the name Rebecca Lane appears in the land record dispositions and court cases of John McFarland, as does her son Robert.