Duane married Donnabelle Rita [Bahls] Lane [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Marland married Fern Marie [Wood] Lane on 24 Aug 1927 in Fairmont, Minnesota. Fern (daughter of Leonard Pratt Wood and Catherine Jeanette [Carson] Wood) was born on 12 Oct 1904 in Delavan, Minnesota; died on 9 Jan 1995 in Waconia, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

By Rachel Lane Greatgranddaughter of Fern, written and read at her funeral.

The time has come to let you go.
It's time for sorrow filled hearts
now to grow.

You leave us here with hearts that have tares.
You leave us here with memories to share.

You are up in heaven with the Lord,
As out of our eyes, tears are poured.

You were so much in our hearts,
And now it's time for us to part.

You were a grandma, mother, and wife.
Just let us look back as you leave our life.

Died:
Fern was in the nursing home the last year of her life. She sufferen many smaller strokes, and was bed ridden the last year of her life. Fern was cremated and will be buired by Huntley, Minnesota.

Notes:

Married:
Methodist Church
Witnesses were Hayden Lane and Audrey Lane

MARR: OFFI Chas. Miller

Notes:

Walt and Mart moved to a farm just west of Huntley, Minnesota in 1932. Shortly thereafter, they moved to Huntley where Walt worked as a carpenter. In 1983 they moved to Fairmont, Minnesota and then in 1985 they moved to Chaska, Minnesota where they lived at their daughter and son in law's home. Donnabelle and Duane Lane

Died:
Walter died at the Duane Lane's home where they had been staying. He had several strokes in his last years. Buired in Waconia, Minnesota , January 26th

Walter married Martha Elizabeth Schoepke on 21 Jun 1930. Martha (daughter of Herman Schoepke and Elizabeth Kemnitz) was born on 11 Feb 1911 in Center Township, Calhoun Co. Iowa, USA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

From a Newpaper Article"Sons of the Pioneers" [Continued from Augustus Cory Lane]

Not many of us remember the circuit riders who traveled the country and stopped at homes of schoolhouses to hold their services. Alton Lane remembers Charles Chase, a Methodist circuit rider who came each Sunday to preach in the Verona School District 33. Mr. Chase conducted services in other schoolhouses , the Salem [near Myron Mineer home], in Center Creek and at the Parker Brothers District in Martin county. Each Sunday, this minister rode a pony from one place to another, to hold these meetings. He also made his home wherever he stopped. Later Mr. Chase married a girl from Center Creek. Perhaps Alton Lane was lucky to be one of the younger members of his family for he could attend school all during the school year. Older brothers would have to help with the crops.
To use Mr. Lane's own words, "I had two of the best teachers in the county, Miss Lydia Bassett and Mrs. Alex Nesmith."
Alton Lane married Glee Wise, a girl who lived on a farm near by. After farming for 25 years in Verona township, they moved to Huntley where Mr. Lane was a stock buyer for over 30 years. The last few years he has spent in retirement. Tis fall Mr. and Mrs. Lane will celebrate their 62nd wedding anniversary. Down through the years, Alton Lane has been very interested in music and sports. for a number of years he directed the choir in the Huntley church where he also has served as Sunday school superintendent.
He always enjoyed singing with a quartet. During the flu epidemic of 1918, when other members of the quartet were ill, Alton Lane was soloist 10 times in the course of two weeks. Not until two years later did he have the flu.
Mr. Lane can tell local chaps quite a good deal about baseball, one of his favorite sports. He not only played baseball, but he knew the famous "Clippers" of this community.

Alton married Glee Pearl [Wise] Lane on 20 Aug 1894 in Blue Earth. Glee (daughter of Alexander Phylanzo Wise and Anna Viola [Winn] Wise) was born on 14 Sep 1878; died in 1963 in Huntley, Minnesota. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Married at the Baptist Parsonage

MARR: OFFI Rev. Irving Brown

Notes:

Ran the Standard Oil Station in Delavan at one time.

Leonard married Catherine Jeanette [Carson] Wood on 1 Sep 1897 in Delavan, Minnesota. Catherine (daughter of William Carson and Mary Ann [Dobie] Carson) was born on 8 Dec 1877; died on 21 Feb 1953. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Leonard was the last to marry in his family.

William married Bertha [Ramthun] Bahls on 8 Feb 1894 in Rockwell City, Iowa. Bertha (daughter of August Ramthun and Wilhemine [Lembke] Ramthun) was born on 20 Oct 1875 in Lindenwood, Illinois; died on 10 Apr 1951 in Iowa, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

She lived near Lindenwood, Illinois until the age of seven, at which time she moved with her family to Calhoun Co. Iowa. For a number of years she lived near Kinerim, Iowa. She then moved to a farm near Immanuel Lutheran Church, RR1 Rockwell City, Iowa. She lived her entire married life in that immediate vicinity.

Died:
Bertha died five weeks after suffering a paralytic stroke. Internment was at Rosehill Cemetary, Rockwell City, Iowa.

Notes:

Married:
Immanuel Lutheran Church

Herman married Elizabeth Kemnitz in Mar 1902. Elizabeth (daughter of Fro Kemnitz and Augusta Denz) was born on 5 Feb 1878; died in 1952. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]