name, dates and cemetery information provided by Henry Hall (Find A Grave contributor #48206418)
"St Matthew's. February 7--Special: One of Calhoun County's most prominent citizens, Capt. J. Keith Hane, died yesterday morning at his residence in the Fort Motte section. He was in his 65th year, and was a large and successful farmer, owning a splendid plantation. His first wife was Miss Townsend, daughter of Dr. Townsend, of James Island. His second wife was Miss Marianna Darby, daughter of Dr. Darby, a prominent physician of Fort Motte. He entered the army at Secessionville as a mere boy and fought bravely throughout the war. He was a member of the Episcopal Church and was prominent in its councils. He is survived by one son and four daughters."
Source: Newsbank: The State newspaper, Columbia, SC, February 8, 1909, page 7
"St Matthew's. February 7--Special: One of Calhoun County's most prominent citizens, Capt. J. Keith Hane, died yesterday morning at his residence in the Fort Motte section. He was in his 65th year, and was a large and successful farmer, owning a splendid plantation. His first wife was Miss Townsend, daughter of Dr. Townsend, of James Island. His second wife was Miss Marianna Darby, daughter of Dr. Darby, a prominent physician of Fort Motte. He entered the army at Secessionville as a mere boy and fought bravely throughout the war. He was a member of the Episcopal Church and was prominent in its councils. He is survived by one son and four daughters."
Source: Newsbank: The State newspaper, Columbia, SC, February 8, 1909, page 7
name, dates and cemetery information provided by Henry Hall (Find A Grave contributor #48206418)
"St Matthew's. February 7--Special: One of Calhoun County's most prominent citizens, Capt. J. Keith Hane, died yesterday morning at his residence in the Fort Motte section. He was in his 65th year, and was a large and successful farmer, owning a splendid plantation. His first wife was Miss Townsend, daughter of Dr. Townsend, of James Island. His second wife was Miss Marianna Darby, daughter of Dr. Darby, a prominent physician of Fort Motte. He entered the army at Secessionville as a mere boy and fought bravely throughout the war. He was a member of the Episcopal Church and was prominent in its councils. He is survived by one son and four daughters."
Source: Newsbank: The State newspaper, Columbia, SC, February 8, 1909, page 7
"St Matthew's. February 7--Special: One of Calhoun County's most prominent citizens, Capt. J. Keith Hane, died yesterday morning at his residence in the Fort Motte section. He was in his 65th year, and was a large and successful farmer, owning a splendid plantation. His first wife was Miss Townsend, daughter of Dr. Townsend, of James Island. His second wife was Miss Marianna Darby, daughter of Dr. Darby, a prominent physician of Fort Motte. He entered the army at Secessionville as a mere boy and fought bravely throughout the war. He was a member of the Episcopal Church and was prominent in its councils. He is survived by one son and four daughters."
Source: Newsbank: The State newspaper, Columbia, SC, February 8, 1909, page 7
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