Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameMaria Reynolds 
Birth1802, New Jersey
Census1830, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Memoroll#80, pg 287
Census1840, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Memoroll#255, pg 188
Census29 Aug 1850, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Memoroll#456, pg 118
Census3 Jul 1860, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Memoroll#701, pg 83
Census16 Aug 1870, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
Memoroll#875, pg 95
Death16 Apr 1879, Howell, Monmouth Co, NJ
BurialAdelphia Cem, Adelphia, Monmouth Co, NJ
Misc. Notes
She is listed in 1850 with Stephen (45, NJ) as Maria Lane (48, NJ), with children Ann (21), William (17), Tunis (15), Stephen (9), and Sarah (5). Apparently son Gilbert was already out of the home on his own.
Maria (57, NJ) and Stephen (54, NJ) are listed as living with son Gilbert’s family in 1860. Gilbert (30) is married to Phoebe (25) with son William (3) and dau Sarah (1). Their son Tunis was listed with (her brother?) Peter Reynolds family in 1860.
Spouses
Birth3 Apr 1806, Cedar Creek, Ocean Co, NJ
Death17 Jun 1890, Freehold, Monmouth Co, NJ
BurialAdelphia Cem, Adelphia, Monmouth Co, NJ
FatherGilbert Lane (1776-1830)
MotherSarah Aumack (1776-1840)
Misc. Notes
Stephen Sr was brother of Tunis Lane and Mary Ann Lane Lewis. He was married to Maria Reynolds.
They had 5 known children. William, John (died young 3 y/0), Stephen Jr husband of Sarah R Van Cleaf, Tunis husband of Mary Hagerman, and Sarah M.
His son Stephen Jr’s children were Howard B Lane husband of Sarah Estelle, Carrie Perrine Lane, and Sarah M Lane wife of John Turner Nicholas.
Stephen is listed as Stephen Lain in 1830 with:
Males 1<5, 1=15-19 Females 1<5, 1=15-19, 1=20-29, 1=50-59 which appears to be in error, as he would have been about age 24. But he would not have been listed as head of household with the older women in the house if he was not married and of age. It also appears that his mother is living with them.
Listed in 1840 with:
Males 2<5, 2=5-9, 1=10-14, 1=30-39 and Females 1=10-14, 1=20-29, 1=30-39
He is listed in 1880 as a widower, with grandson Charles Lane (21) and granddaughter Annie L. Perriine (20).
[Obituary] Monmouth Democrat - Thur 25 Jun 1891, pg 5
Death of Stephen Lane.
STEPHEN LANE, Sr., died at the residence of his son, Stephen Lane Jr., on Throckmorton street, on Wednesday night of last Week. He was born at Cedar Creek on April 3, 1806. He war a son of Gilbert Lane, who at one time "followed the water" on a coaster, carrying wood and oysters to New York. About 1814 he purchased a farm at what is now known as West Farms, near Farmingdale. Stephen was bronght up on this farm and at the death of his father, the farm was divided between him and his brother, and there he remained until his removal to Freehold in January, 1881. He sold the farm in 1882.
He joined the M. E. church in 1832. He was an assistant class leader under John B. Williams, at Farmingdale. and in 1852 was appointed leader at West Farms, which position he held until he removed from the place. He joined the Freehold church June 5, 1881, by letter from Farmingdale.
Funeral serices were held on Saturday, conducted by Rev. J.L. Roe. Interment at Bethesda church cemetery.
They had 5 known children. William, John (died young 3 y/0), Stephen Jr husband of Sarah R Van Cleaf, Tunis husband of Mary Hagerman, and Sarah M.
His son Stephen Jr’s children were Howard B Lane husband of Sarah Estelle, Carrie Perrine Lane, and Sarah M Lane wife of John Turner Nicholas.
Stephen is listed as Stephen Lain in 1830 with:
Males 1<5, 1=15-19 Females 1<5, 1=15-19, 1=20-29, 1=50-59 which appears to be in error, as he would have been about age 24. But he would not have been listed as head of household with the older women in the house if he was not married and of age. It also appears that his mother is living with them.
Listed in 1840 with:
Males 2<5, 2=5-9, 1=10-14, 1=30-39 and Females 1=10-14, 1=20-29, 1=30-39
He is listed in 1880 as a widower, with grandson Charles Lane (21) and granddaughter Annie L. Perriine (20).
[Obituary] Monmouth Democrat - Thur 25 Jun 1891, pg 5
Death of Stephen Lane.
STEPHEN LANE, Sr., died at the residence of his son, Stephen Lane Jr., on Throckmorton street, on Wednesday night of last Week. He was born at Cedar Creek on April 3, 1806. He war a son of Gilbert Lane, who at one time "followed the water" on a coaster, carrying wood and oysters to New York. About 1814 he purchased a farm at what is now known as West Farms, near Farmingdale. Stephen was bronght up on this farm and at the death of his father, the farm was divided between him and his brother, and there he remained until his removal to Freehold in January, 1881. He sold the farm in 1882.
He joined the M. E. church in 1832. He was an assistant class leader under John B. Williams, at Farmingdale. and in 1852 was appointed leader at West Farms, which position he held until he removed from the place. He joined the Freehold church June 5, 1881, by letter from Farmingdale.
Funeral serices were held on Saturday, conducted by Rev. J.L. Roe. Interment at Bethesda church cemetery.