ALFRED "ALF" LANE SR. was the husband of Mrs. Zula (Green) Lane.
Their known children were ---
Catherine Lane
Lula Lane
Margaret Lane
Willie Lane
John E. Lane
He worked as a farmer.
By 1895, he and his family were residing in Harrison County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Mr. Lane died of old age.
Upon his passing, ALFRED "ALF" LANE was laid to rest on August 31, 1932 on the grounds of Old Border Cemetery in Jonesville.
He was buried in a "homemade casket", and the burial was cared for by his family, friends & neighbors.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #34854 {self}
~ 1900-1930 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ 1890s Harrison County Land Tax Assessment Records
~ 1870 Census Records of Caddo Parish, Louisiana
~ Texas Death Certificate #71330 {his daughter, Catherine}
Notes
- There was no undertaker needed for the burial.
- Hays Aulston (?), of Waskom, Texas, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was widowed at the time of the 1920 census.
- The 1910 census reported that 7 children had been born of their marriage; however, only 5 were still living. They are named in this biography.
- His second wife, Zula, was still living at the time of the 1910 census.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was reflected as 23-year-old head of household as reported in the 1870 census.
- Alfred's first wife was Mrs. Jane Lane. Jane was 23-year-old wife, and she was the mother of two young children -- Betsey A. Lane, age 3, and Alick/Alex, age 8-month-old -- as reported in the 1870 census.
- It is most likely that Alfred Lane was born into slavery.
Their known children were ---
Catherine Lane
Lula Lane
Margaret Lane
Willie Lane
John E. Lane
He worked as a farmer.
By 1895, he and his family were residing in Harrison County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Mr. Lane died of old age.
Upon his passing, ALFRED "ALF" LANE was laid to rest on August 31, 1932 on the grounds of Old Border Cemetery in Jonesville.
He was buried in a "homemade casket", and the burial was cared for by his family, friends & neighbors.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #34854 {self}
~ 1900-1930 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ 1890s Harrison County Land Tax Assessment Records
~ 1870 Census Records of Caddo Parish, Louisiana
~ Texas Death Certificate #71330 {his daughter, Catherine}
Notes
- There was no undertaker needed for the burial.
- Hays Aulston (?), of Waskom, Texas, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was widowed at the time of the 1920 census.
- The 1910 census reported that 7 children had been born of their marriage; however, only 5 were still living. They are named in this biography.
- His second wife, Zula, was still living at the time of the 1910 census.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was reflected as 23-year-old head of household as reported in the 1870 census.
- Alfred's first wife was Mrs. Jane Lane. Jane was 23-year-old wife, and she was the mother of two young children -- Betsey A. Lane, age 3, and Alick/Alex, age 8-month-old -- as reported in the 1870 census.
- It is most likely that Alfred Lane was born into slavery.
ALFRED "ALF" LANE SR. was the husband of Mrs. Zula (Green) Lane.
Their known children were ---
Catherine Lane
Lula Lane
Margaret Lane
Willie Lane
John E. Lane
He worked as a farmer.
By 1895, he and his family were residing in Harrison County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Mr. Lane died of old age.
Upon his passing, ALFRED "ALF" LANE was laid to rest on August 31, 1932 on the grounds of Old Border Cemetery in Jonesville.
He was buried in a "homemade casket", and the burial was cared for by his family, friends & neighbors.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #34854 {self}
~ 1900-1930 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ 1890s Harrison County Land Tax Assessment Records
~ 1870 Census Records of Caddo Parish, Louisiana
~ Texas Death Certificate #71330 {his daughter, Catherine}
Notes
- There was no undertaker needed for the burial.
- Hays Aulston (?), of Waskom, Texas, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was widowed at the time of the 1920 census.
- The 1910 census reported that 7 children had been born of their marriage; however, only 5 were still living. They are named in this biography.
- His second wife, Zula, was still living at the time of the 1910 census.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was reflected as 23-year-old head of household as reported in the 1870 census.
- Alfred's first wife was Mrs. Jane Lane. Jane was 23-year-old wife, and she was the mother of two young children -- Betsey A. Lane, age 3, and Alick/Alex, age 8-month-old -- as reported in the 1870 census.
- It is most likely that Alfred Lane was born into slavery.
Their known children were ---
Catherine Lane
Lula Lane
Margaret Lane
Willie Lane
John E. Lane
He worked as a farmer.
By 1895, he and his family were residing in Harrison County, Texas.
His wives preceded him in death.
Mr. Lane died of old age.
Upon his passing, ALFRED "ALF" LANE was laid to rest on August 31, 1932 on the grounds of Old Border Cemetery in Jonesville.
He was buried in a "homemade casket", and the burial was cared for by his family, friends & neighbors.
Sources
~ Texas Death Certificate #34854 {self}
~ 1900-1930 Census Records of Harrison County, Texas
~ 1890s Harrison County Land Tax Assessment Records
~ 1870 Census Records of Caddo Parish, Louisiana
~ Texas Death Certificate #71330 {his daughter, Catherine}
Notes
- There was no undertaker needed for the burial.
- Hays Aulston (?), of Waskom, Texas, was the informant on the death certificate.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was widowed at the time of the 1920 census.
- The 1910 census reported that 7 children had been born of their marriage; however, only 5 were still living. They are named in this biography.
- His second wife, Zula, was still living at the time of the 1910 census.
- Alfred Lane Sr. was reflected as 23-year-old head of household as reported in the 1870 census.
- Alfred's first wife was Mrs. Jane Lane. Jane was 23-year-old wife, and she was the mother of two young children -- Betsey A. Lane, age 3, and Alick/Alex, age 8-month-old -- as reported in the 1870 census.
- It is most likely that Alfred Lane was born into slavery.
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