Get to Sean Cox through son, Hugh Laney.
There was some question of Children as:
William b. 1808, Hugh born 4 July 1818 and John born 1821. (I do not remember how this question arose and have no documentation to verify this.)/Guylene
There is a William Laney in the 1840 Census Pa, Indiana County, Armstrong Twp.
page 102
There is a Daniel Laney, 1840 Census - Pa, Indiana County, Armstrong Twp.
page 103
Guylene searched the Pension Records 1835 Pennsylvania-nothing found
She is Guylene Cox's 3rd Great Grandmother
Get to Sean Cox through brother, Hugh Laney.
Get to Sean Cox through brother, Hugh Laney.
Get to Sean Cox through son, Hugh Laney.
There was some question of Children as:
William b. 1808, Hugh born 4 July 1818 and John born 1821. (I do not remember how this question arose and have no documentation to verify this.)/Guylene
There is a William Laney in the 1840 Census Pa, Indiana County, Armstrong Twp.
page 102
There is a Daniel Laney, 1840 Census - Pa, Indiana County, Armstrong Twp.
page 103
Guylene searched the Pension Records 1835 Pennsylvania-nothing found
He is the Grandfather of Guylene Cox. He was a woodsman and a farmer. Guylene has copies of some of the death certficates of some of the children/Guylene
Get to Sean Cox through son, Guy Laney.
She is the Grandmother of Guylene Laney Cox. "Grandma was almost 67 years old when I was born, and to me she always seemed to be old. She was short and had both scoliosis and kyphosis. By the time I was in the 4th grade, I was 4' 10" tall and was taller than Grandma! Her hair was very long and grey and was usually braided and on top of her head or in a bun. Grandma liked for Beverly and Kathy to wash her hair and comb and braid it. If her hair had been dark like my dad's, I could have visualized her as an Indian. Her nose and cheek bones appeared to me to be traits of an American Indian. Her sister Jennie did not look like her, but did look like an American Indian. Grandma loved "sweet cakes" (cookies). She would freqently have Grandpa walk over to Ligey's Grocery Store to buy some. She did not know much about money and could not see well enough to really know what money she had. She could not understand how she never got change when Grandpa went with her dollar, but when she sent Virginia and me, there was always change from the dollar. Grandma gave us girls a card, a handkerchief with a floral design and a dollar bill for our birthdays. I look foreward to that, even when I was in high school. She liked to order little things from the catalog. She had two little plastic rocking horses that sat on the table that I liked to play with. She also had a plactic "Planter's Peanut Man". I remember when she received two armed chairs from a catalog order for her living room. One was blue and the other one red. I always liked them. I now have the "blue" one in my home although it has been reupholstered. Grandma and Grandpa had an ice box to keep their food cold and I remember when they got their first refrigerator.
That was exciting! Of course, I remember the wooden stove in the kitchen, the hand pump for water and the outhouse. It was fun over the years to see Grandma and Grandpa have some luxuries at out house that they never would have dreamed of having."/ GuyleneGet to Sean Cox through son, Guy Laney.
He is the great grandfather of Guylene Cox. William Laney and his wife Clarissa Learn were full cousins. William was a carpenter and Kathryn Laney Anderson has a chair that he made by hand.
Get to Sean Cox through son, Thomas Laney.
There are many varied spellings of Clarissa's mother's name.
Get to Sean Cox through son, Thomas Laney.
Birth place also known as Mylo,Roulette, North Dakota/
Tommy was hit by a car and fatally injured while playing ball in front of his house in Taylorsville which is in Green Twp./Guylene
Get to Sean Cox through son, William Laney.
Hugh is a 2nd Great Grandfather of Guylene Laney Cox and Beverly Joan Laney Morrow.Birth Records of Indiana County Courthouse show some of his children's birth records; and the Birth Records (1852-1856) has some children's birth records. (1) Will Book #3 p. 532 #2641 Indiana Courthouse, Indiana, PA Searched summer of 1967
(2) Personal Knowledge of Fernando Cortez Laney of Homer City, PA as related to Ruth Arlene Long Laney Bingham (Guylene's mother) in a personal interview.
Note: Fernando Cortez Laney is a Grandson of Hugh Laney
through John Laney (DOB is 17 Feb 1842)
Hugh Laney/ Cemetary Record of Indiana Co. Shows BORN: 4 Jul 1819/
The Tombstone Shows Death: Oct 8, 1871
The Death Files of Indiana Historical Society, PA
Shows the Death as 8 Oct 1870 in Green Township of
Typhoid Fever: age 52 years 3 mos. and 4 days
Buried at Taylorsville Cemetery, Taylorsville, Indiana, Pa.
St. George Temple Records show B: 4 Jul 1818 D: 8 Oct 1870
Microfilm #3420 Searched by Beverly Laney Morrow on 3 Jul 1997
Andrew Laney spouse Mary Stewart/
Jane or Nancy spouse (Sam?) Rodkey
Hugh Laney died Oct 8, 1871 age 52 yrs 3 mos. 7 days
Searched: Wills File
Indiana Historical Society on May 31, 1968 and found:
Leany, Daniel
Armstrong Twp, PA
Letters of Administration granted to Joseph Thompson
19 Nov 1844
Leany, Daniel
Letters of Administration granted to Hugh Leaney
16 Feb, 1820.
Widow's List Orphans Court #8 p.343 Dec 1870 Searched Summer
of 1967 Not helpful. Her goods amounted to $300.
The cemetery record shows: Laney, Hugh born July 4, 1819 died Oct 8, 1871 Taylorsville Cemetery, Green Twp. Indiana, Pa (Note: there is a discrepency in the dates.)Marriage License Docket #1 Indiana County
Searched May 31, 1968
Death Files Indiana Historical Society Searched May 31, 1968
Tombstone at Taylorsville Cem. searched by Ruth Laney on June
12, 1974. Hugh resided in Blacklick Twp.Indiana County, Pa in 1842.
In 1857 he moved the family to Green Twp., Indiana Co. PA.
Get to Sean Cox through son, William Laney.
Her name is also seen as Salome.
Get to Sean Cox through daughter, Clarissa Learn.
Get to Sean Cox through daughter, Clarissa Learn.