Shane, David K

Family/Spouse: Shane, Carrie L. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Shane, Kenneth E
2. Shane, James R
3. Shane, Joann

Notes:

Louis and Sadie Boyd Shane were tenants on 193 acres in Section 6 of Pontiac, Illinois on land owned by Stewart. He became a resident of Livingston County in 1884, the year he was born.

Louis married Boyd, Sadie Mae on 22 Jan 1908 in Livingston County, Illinois, USA. Sadie was born about 1889 in Nebraska, USA; died on 28 Apr 1951 in Illinois, USA; was buried in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

David Shane and Sarah Grove Shane lived on the Catalpa Farm in Section 6, Owego Township No. 18. David owned 228 and became a resident of Livingston County in 1872.

Died:
David Shane 1847 to 1919 obit

David married Grove, Sarah on 27 Jan 1876 in Livingston County, Illinois, USA. Sarah was born in Nov 1858 in Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records; Washington D.C., ; Federal Land Patents, State Volumes records David Shane of Peoria County purchased 150 1/16 acres at the SW 1/4 Section 6 Township 10 north of the baseline of Range Six East of the 4th PM,

In 1865, David Shane has a boy and a girl under 10; a boy and a girl from 10 to 19;

PLACE NOTES: In 1772, the springs were part of the newly formed Berkeley County, named after its colonial governor, Norborne Berkeley. The waters became known as Berkeley Springs because the existing protocol was to name springs after the colonial Virginia county in which they were located. Previously, the area had been called Warm Springs and Medicinal Springs among other names.

Bath became known permanently to the world as Berkeley Springs in 1802 when the Virginia postal system was established in the new nation, and there already was a Bath, Virginia, in Bath County.

In 1861, many residents of Virginia were opposed to Virginia's secession from the United States, some calling the act of secession treasonous. Following the Wheeling Conventions of 1861, a referendum was held in 41 mostly northwestern Virginia counties on whether to secede from Virginia and seek admission to the United States as a new state. An overwhelming majority of voters in these counties voted in favor of the proposal. The United States admitted the State of West Virginia on June 20, 1863. Berkeley Springs remained the conventional name used for the town. Its sister city is Bath, England. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Springs,_West_Virginia; accessed 12 Nov 2022

Birth:
was Berkeley County, Virginia until 1863;

David married Trowbridge, Lydia on 12 Jan 1833 in Jefferson, Virginia, USA. Lydia (daughter of Trowbridge, Bethel and Scott, Rachel) was born on 9 Jun 1812 in Frederick, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, USA; died on 5 Jul 1889 in Illinois, USA; was buried in Rome, Peoria, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Trowbridge is another version of Strawbridge. Their marriage is listed under
Strawbridge.
Buried in Medina Twnshp Sect 2, LaSalle Cemetery,