burial: 02/09/1874
Husband of Martha Nicholas Davis Lane
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Heather Bowers Bible Record of Jonathan Lane (3 Apr 1767-12 Mar 1837) m. 2nd Polly Colley with son George W Lane 14 June 1805. See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bowers/lane/ncscb.htm
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The Nashville Daily Union (Nashville, Tennessee)
14 Nov 1863, Sat
Page 3
Hon. George W. Lane, Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama, died at the Galt House in Louisville, on the 12th instant. Upon the evacuation of Hunsville, Ala., last year, by gen. Buell, Judge Lane who had become obnoxious to the rebels by his firm and outspoken loyalty, took up his residence in Louisville, and there awaited his family for the the time to come when he could return home and enjoy domestic and public life, in the midst of his old friends, and under the protection of the flag of his country. This has been denied him; and, we doubt not, was the most poignant regret he entertained when he died. We have known Judge Lane from our earliest boyhood. He was an honoable, high-minded gentleman, a sincere and true-hearted friend, a jurist of eminent attainments, and a patriot worthy of the confidence of his country.
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Springfield Republican, Springfield, MA
Monday, November 16, 1863
U. S. Judge George U.[sic] Lane of Alabama, who stood by the Union and had to leave his state, died at Louisville last week.
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Daily National Intelligencer, Washington (DC), DC
Saturday, November 14, 1863
Vol: LI Issue: 15987 Page: 3
George W. Lane, United States: District Judge of Alabama, died at Louisville (Ky.), on Thursday morning, of congestion of the lungs.
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New York Tribune, New York, NY
Friday, November 13, 1863
Vol: XXIII Issue: 7055 Page: 4
Death of Judge Lane.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Thursday, Nov. 12, 1863
George W. Lane, U. S. District Judge of Alabama, died at the Galt House this afternoon of congestion of the lungs.
Husband of Martha Nicholas Davis Lane
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Heather Bowers Bible Record of Jonathan Lane (3 Apr 1767-12 Mar 1837) m. 2nd Polly Colley with son George W Lane 14 June 1805. See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bowers/lane/ncscb.htm
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The Nashville Daily Union (Nashville, Tennessee)
14 Nov 1863, Sat
Page 3
Hon. George W. Lane, Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama, died at the Galt House in Louisville, on the 12th instant. Upon the evacuation of Hunsville, Ala., last year, by gen. Buell, Judge Lane who had become obnoxious to the rebels by his firm and outspoken loyalty, took up his residence in Louisville, and there awaited his family for the the time to come when he could return home and enjoy domestic and public life, in the midst of his old friends, and under the protection of the flag of his country. This has been denied him; and, we doubt not, was the most poignant regret he entertained when he died. We have known Judge Lane from our earliest boyhood. He was an honoable, high-minded gentleman, a sincere and true-hearted friend, a jurist of eminent attainments, and a patriot worthy of the confidence of his country.
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Springfield Republican, Springfield, MA
Monday, November 16, 1863
U. S. Judge George U.[sic] Lane of Alabama, who stood by the Union and had to leave his state, died at Louisville last week.
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Daily National Intelligencer, Washington (DC), DC
Saturday, November 14, 1863
Vol: LI Issue: 15987 Page: 3
George W. Lane, United States: District Judge of Alabama, died at Louisville (Ky.), on Thursday morning, of congestion of the lungs.
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New York Tribune, New York, NY
Friday, November 13, 1863
Vol: XXIII Issue: 7055 Page: 4
Death of Judge Lane.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Thursday, Nov. 12, 1863
George W. Lane, U. S. District Judge of Alabama, died at the Galt House this afternoon of congestion of the lungs.
burial: 02/09/1874
Husband of Martha Nicholas Davis Lane
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Heather Bowers Bible Record of Jonathan Lane (3 Apr 1767-12 Mar 1837) m. 2nd Polly Colley with son George W Lane 14 June 1805. See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bowers/lane/ncscb.htm
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The Nashville Daily Union (Nashville, Tennessee)
14 Nov 1863, Sat
Page 3
Hon. George W. Lane, Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama, died at the Galt House in Louisville, on the 12th instant. Upon the evacuation of Hunsville, Ala., last year, by gen. Buell, Judge Lane who had become obnoxious to the rebels by his firm and outspoken loyalty, took up his residence in Louisville, and there awaited his family for the the time to come when he could return home and enjoy domestic and public life, in the midst of his old friends, and under the protection of the flag of his country. This has been denied him; and, we doubt not, was the most poignant regret he entertained when he died. We have known Judge Lane from our earliest boyhood. He was an honoable, high-minded gentleman, a sincere and true-hearted friend, a jurist of eminent attainments, and a patriot worthy of the confidence of his country.
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Springfield Republican, Springfield, MA
Monday, November 16, 1863
U. S. Judge George U.[sic] Lane of Alabama, who stood by the Union and had to leave his state, died at Louisville last week.
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Daily National Intelligencer, Washington (DC), DC
Saturday, November 14, 1863
Vol: LI Issue: 15987 Page: 3
George W. Lane, United States: District Judge of Alabama, died at Louisville (Ky.), on Thursday morning, of congestion of the lungs.
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New York Tribune, New York, NY
Friday, November 13, 1863
Vol: XXIII Issue: 7055 Page: 4
Death of Judge Lane.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Thursday, Nov. 12, 1863
George W. Lane, U. S. District Judge of Alabama, died at the Galt House this afternoon of congestion of the lungs.
Husband of Martha Nicholas Davis Lane
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Heather Bowers Bible Record of Jonathan Lane (3 Apr 1767-12 Mar 1837) m. 2nd Polly Colley with son George W Lane 14 June 1805. See http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bowers/lane/ncscb.htm
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The Nashville Daily Union (Nashville, Tennessee)
14 Nov 1863, Sat
Page 3
Hon. George W. Lane, Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama, died at the Galt House in Louisville, on the 12th instant. Upon the evacuation of Hunsville, Ala., last year, by gen. Buell, Judge Lane who had become obnoxious to the rebels by his firm and outspoken loyalty, took up his residence in Louisville, and there awaited his family for the the time to come when he could return home and enjoy domestic and public life, in the midst of his old friends, and under the protection of the flag of his country. This has been denied him; and, we doubt not, was the most poignant regret he entertained when he died. We have known Judge Lane from our earliest boyhood. He was an honoable, high-minded gentleman, a sincere and true-hearted friend, a jurist of eminent attainments, and a patriot worthy of the confidence of his country.
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Springfield Republican, Springfield, MA
Monday, November 16, 1863
U. S. Judge George U.[sic] Lane of Alabama, who stood by the Union and had to leave his state, died at Louisville last week.
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Daily National Intelligencer, Washington (DC), DC
Saturday, November 14, 1863
Vol: LI Issue: 15987 Page: 3
George W. Lane, United States: District Judge of Alabama, died at Louisville (Ky.), on Thursday morning, of congestion of the lungs.
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New York Tribune, New York, NY
Friday, November 13, 1863
Vol: XXIII Issue: 7055 Page: 4
Death of Judge Lane.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Thursday, Nov. 12, 1863
George W. Lane, U. S. District Judge of Alabama, died at the Galt House this afternoon of congestion of the lungs.
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