Anna (Reyner) Lane

Family

Sources

1. Malden BMD (1903): Job Lane m. Anna Reyner (7th month) 1660 by Capt. Waldron; his first wife Sarah d. c.19 May 1659; children recorded 'John, s of Job, (8), 1660' [Hazen: b. Oct 1661], Anna 1662, Jemima 1666; Job d. 23 Aug 1697 and '[Anna], wf. of Job, 72 y., April 30, 1704' (g.s.). Sarah died before John's birth, so Anna is the only possible mother.

   Lane: c.c. Job, m. Anna Reyner. Capt. Walden [Waldron?]. (7), 1660. ... c.c. Sarah, wf. of Job, about 19 (3), 1659 ... g.s. [Anna], wf. of Job, 72 y., April 30, 1704.

2. NEHGR v11 (1857) p.360: Elder John Whipple (d. June 30, 1669), brother of Matthew, father of Capt. John Whipple (husband of Martha Reyner, father of Susanna Lane).

   Reyner's children by his first were Jachin, Anna, who m. Job Lane ... I, John Reyner of Dover in New England ... do give and grant unto Job Lane, of Malden in New England, my son-in-law, one half of the rents ... This same collection of papers has much relative to John Lane, the only son of Job

3. Malden BMD (1903): Job Lane m. Anna Reyner (7th month) 1660 by Capt. Waldron; his first wife Sarah d. c.19 May 1659; children recorded 'John, s of Job, (8), 1660' [Hazen: b. Oct 1661], Anna 1662, Jemima 1666; Job d. 23 Aug 1697 and '[Anna], wf. of Job, 72 y., April 30, 1704' (g.s.). Sarah died before John's birth, so Anna is the only possible mother.

   c.c. Job, m. Anna Reyner. Capt. Walden [Waldron?]. (7), 1660.

4. MOTHER LOCK: Anna (Hannah) Reyner, second wife of Job Lane (m. Malden 1660). Malden BMD records the marriage and the death of Job's first wife Sarah (c. May 1659) before John's birth; Mansur 2018 calls John 'Hannah's first child' and says Susanna Whipple's mother 'was John's mother's cousin'; NEHGR v11 calls John 'the only son of Job' and Anna, dau. of Rev. John Reyner, 'who m. Job Lane'.

   Their oldest daughter, Hannah Reyner, was younger than Job Lane. In 1660 she became Job's second wife and Job built a new house for her in Malden. Once more he remembered the church in Dorchester and carried Hannah's first child, John Lane, there for baptism.