John Fuller Lane was born circa 1727 in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Richard Lane and Sarah Fuller. He married Elizabeth Cloud in 1746 in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He died in 1785 in Washington County, Tennessee.¹

     John Fuller Lane [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #0858, Date of Import: Apr 16, 1999]

Served in Virginia Militia in Revolutionary War.
Planter in Pittsylvania and Henry Counties, Virginia.

[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 2, Ed. 1, Tree #1189, Date of Import: Apr 17, 1999]

Source:
BOOK: 'The Lane Family' Part I, by Larry A James 1986. pg 16, 24, & 27.
DEATH: He settled on Boon's Creek in a section of North Carolina whichlater became
Tennessee where he died intestate.
RESIDENCE: During the Revolution War John took the Oath of Allegiance in
Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He moved in with his brother, Tidence, in
1778, in Washington County. He had 3 sons and 4 daughters.
OCCUPATION: Planter (Farmer).
WILL: At his death John owned one negro man ...named Gabe ....age 37
one negro woman .named Fan .....age 27
one negro child .named Tom .....age 3
one negro child .named Peter ...age 9 months

First of the Lanes to arrive in Tennessee.¹ He was a planter.¹

     Elizabeth Cloud was born in 1730 in Maryland.¹ She married John Fuller Lane, son of Richard Lane and Sarah Fuller, in 1746 in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ She died in 1785 in Washington County, Tennessee.¹

     Charles Lane was baptized on 4 January 1601 in St. Peter's Church, Hereford, England.¹ She was the daughter of Roger Lane and Beatrix (?)

     Mary Lane was baptized on 10 January 1602 in St. Peter's Church, Hereford, England.¹ She was the daughter of Roger Lane and Beatrix (?)

     Oziell Lane was born circa 1632 in London, England.² He was the son of Richard Lane and Alice Carter. He died in 1657 in Eleuthera Island, Bahamas.¹

     Oziell Lane immigrated along with his parents Richard Lane and Alice Carter in 1635 in New Providence Island, Bahamas, aboard the Ship Expectation.²

     Samuel Lane was born circa 1670 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Samuel Lane and Margaret Maulden. He married Sarah Harrison circa 1697.¹ He died in 1715 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.²

     Samuel Lane was a Quaker.¹

     Sarah Harrison was born on 27 February 1680/81.¹ She married William Lock.¹ She married Samuel Lane, son of Samuel Lane and Margaret Maulden, circa 1697.¹

     Sarah Lane was the daughter of Dutton Lane and Pretitia Tydings. She married Robert Sweeting in 1733 in Baltimore, Maryland.¹

     Richard Lane was the son of Richard Lane and Sarah Fuller.

     Humphrey Carter died on 11 April 1621 in London, England.¹

     Humphrey Carter was an ironmonger in London, England.² He left a will on 1 June 1621.²

     John Burrage married Margaret Maulden, daughter of Francis Maulden and Katherine (?).¹

     Benjamin Scrivener married an unknown person.¹ He married Grace Burrage, daughter of John Burrage and Margaret Maulden.¹

     Francis Hutchins married Elizabeth Burrage, daughter of John Burrage and Margaret Maulden.¹

     Nathan Smith married Margaret Burrage, daughter of John Burrage and Margaret Maulden.¹

     Thomas Tench married Margaret Burrage, daughter of John Burrage and Margaret Maulden.¹

     William Lock married Sarah Harrison.¹

     Job Evans married Margaret Maulden, daughter of Francis Maulden and Katherine (?).¹

     Francis Maulden married Katherine (?)² He married Grace Bennett.³ He died before 1644 in New Norfolk County, Virginia.¹

     Francis Maulden and Katherine (?) immigrated say 1635 to Virginia.² He received 400 acres on Nanzemond river on the north side, abutting south east on the island "commonly called Dumplin Island" in Virginia circa 1636 for the importation of his wife Katherine, daughter Margaret, and six other persons i.e. Jos. Pitloe, Robert Sutton, Barbary Barnes, Hump. Browne, Francis Hutchinson, and William Parry.² He received 100 additional acres in Virginia in 1642 for the importation of two servants, i.e. Thomas Sheridand and John Carre.⁴

     Charles Wells married Nancy Lane, daughter of John Lane.¹

     Vincent Trapnell married (?) Lane, daughter of John Lane.¹

     (?) Chaney married Elizabeth Lane, daughter of John Lane.¹

     Grace Burrage was the daughter of John Burrage and Margaret Maulden.¹ She married Benjamin Scrivener.¹

     John Lane was born circa 1631 in London, England.¹ He was the son of Richard Lane and Alice Carter.¹

     John Lane immigrated along with his parents Richard Lane and Alice Carter in 1635 in New Providence Island, Bahamas, aboard the Ship Expectation.²

     Samuel Lane was born on 8 February 1736 in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ He was the son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹ He married Mary Corbin.¹ He married Kezia Sias.¹ He married Mary Wiley.¹ He died on 21 March 1812 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, at age 76.¹

     Samuel Lane was a Baptist minister in Bedford and Huntingdon Counties, Pennsylvania.²

     Mary Corbin married Samuel Lane, son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹

     Kezia Sias married Samuel Lane, son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹

     Mary Wiley married Samuel Lane, son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹

     Lambert Lane was born on 13 July 1737 in Baltimore County, Maryland.² He was the son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹ He married Nancy Ann Anderson.¹ He died on 4 September 1804 in Shelby County, Kentucky, at age 67.²

     Lambert Lane served in the Revolutionary War.¹

     Nancy Ann Anderson married Lambert Lane, son of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹

     Charity Lane was born circa 1739 in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Lane and Jane Corbin.¹ She married Greenbury Baxter in 1757 in Baltimore County, Maryland.¹