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Children of John Laymance and Malinda Charleton are: i. J. Chessley LaMance. More About J. Chessley LaMance: Residence: Owned a ranch in Durant, Oklahoma ii. John Lamance, 3Rd. More About John Lamance, 3Rd:> Individual Note: Married in Tennessee iii. Jackson Laymance. More About Jackson Laymance: Residence: Texas iv. James M. Laymance, married Sarah J. Tipton. More About James M. Laymance Individual Note: Was the youngest child v. Unknown Laymance, married Unknown Jackson. vi. William Charleton Laymance. More About William Charleton Laymance: Individual Note: Married in Tennessee vii. Abraham Laymance. viii. Isaac J. Laymance. More About Isaac J. Laymance: Residence: Texas ix. James Preston Laymance. x. Lucy Jane Laymance, born April 14, 1794 in North Carolina; marriedSamuel Hall April 2, 1813 in Roane County, Tennessee. 32 xi. Jacob Charleton Laymance, born June 16, 1798 in Morgan County,Tennessee; died June 1852 in San Blas, Mexico; married (1) Louisa WintersMay 1, 1817 in Morgan County, Tennessee; married (2) Rutha Douglas SextonOctober 7, 1838 in Murray County, Georgia. http://home.att.net/~slm7/gedcom2www/dat2.html#34 Laymance, John Birth : 1756 Lancaster Co,Pa Death : 9 MAY 1837 Morgan Co,Tn Gender: Male Parents: Father: Laymance, John Louis Mother: , Margaret Family: Spouse: Morris, Pheobe Birth : 1772/1777 ,Sc Death : ABT 1852 Gender: Female Parents: Father: Morris, After landing in Philadelphia, John Louis and his wife moved nearPittsburgh, Penn. There they had three sons, Isaac, Jacob and John. Isaacand Jacob served in the Revolutionary War in a Pennsylvania regiment. Noother accounts of these two sons can be found. John Laymance the younger,served as a Private in Lancaster County, Penn. Troop 8th Battalion indefense of the city of Lancaster in 1781 under Captain John Ewing. Healso served in the Lancaster County Penn. Militia in 1784 and 1785 underCaptain Joseph Huber in the 6th Company of the 6th Battalion in Frontierdefense against the indians. John Louis Laymance to Jeanne Rinear Outline View By Jeanne Rinear - Nov 29, 1999 Categories - Family Line Outlines Descendants of John Louis Laymance To Jeanne Rinear 1 John Louis Laymance 1725 - ...+Margaret 1725 - ....2 John Laymance 1756 -1837 (Also seen as Lemmons) ......+Malinda Jane Charleton 1776 (This wife questionable as norecords have been found)
..*2nd Wife of John Laymance ..........+Pheobe Morris 1772 -1852 ..............3 John W. Laymance 1807 -1880 .................+Elizabeth Burnett 1807 -1860 .....................4 Isaac J. Laymance 1825 -1898 ........................+Katherine Lightning/Lightfoot 1827 - ..........................5 Margaret Elizabeth Laymance 1848 -1928 ..............................+Joseph H. Snow 1843 -1910 .................................6 Sarah Emmaline Snow 1867 - 1923 ....................................+Walter Toy 1862 - 1926 .......................................7 Walter Toy 1893 - 1979 ........................................+Olga Emilija Isaacson 1900 -1960 ............................................8 Meredith Geraldine Toy 1922- .............................................+Leif Robert Ostnes 1918-1989 ...............................................9 Jeanne Emilia Ostnes ........................
..+Rick R. Rinear John Louis Laymance to Gerrald Laymance Outline View By Jean Marshall - Nov 30, 1999 Direct Descendants of John Louis Laymance 1 John Louis Laymance 1725 - .. +Margaret 1725 - .........2 John Lemmons 1756 - 1837 ............. +Malinda Jane Charleton 1776 - 1837 ....................3 Jacob Charleton Laymance 1798 - 1852 ........................+Louisa Winters 1797 - 1837 ............................... 4 Isaac Charlton Laymance 1821 - 1902 ............................... *2nd Wife of Isaac Charlton Laymance: ...................................+Susan Miller 1829 - 1910 ...........................................5 George Eben Laymance 1859 - 1898 ............................................... +Lucy Blanche Hatch 1857 - 1944 ......................................................6 Russell ArthurLaymance 1889 - 1983 ..........................................................+Myrtle CoraPainter 1893 - 1964 ................................................................. 7 DaleEdward Laymance 1927 - .....................................................................+Margaret Jane Thomas 1931 - 1995 ............................................................................ 8 Jerry Laymance 1958 - ......................................................*2nd Wife ofRussell Arthur Laymance: ....................*2nd Wife of Jacob Charleton Laymance: .........*2nd Wife of John Laymance, 2Nd: JOHN LOUIS LAYMANCE The following was given to me by Frances BATES Fortune of Oakridge, Oregon .......................................................................... John Laymance served in the defense of Lancaster Co PA in 1781. In the fourth Battallion of Lancaster, under Captain Ewing. He served againunder the Lancaster militia in 1784 in the frontier defense against the indiansunder Capt. Joseph Huber in the sixth company of the sixth battallion. **Seemuster roll of the second section of the eighth battallion of Lancastertroops**" John Lauman 29 April 1781 to June 1781". Page #817, Vol. VII, Series V, PAarchives. Three men who were believed to be his brothers, Ludwig, John, and Phillip Laymance are in the same company. John is said to have been the son ofJohn Laymance Sr. Johns wife per family stories was Malinda Jane Charleton. No writtenproof has ever been found. According to early deeds, Johns wife was named Pheobe(last name was Morris according to John F. Riley). John Migrated to into the Carolinas and was said to have settled on the French Broad River, becoming a salt merchant andmanufacturer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lemmons, John: Deed #1857 Roane County Tennessee: 10 acres on Little Mudcreek, a water of Emorys River...both sides of the Turnpike Road. Lemmons, John: Deed #9 July 14 1814 Roan County Tennessee: 22 1/2 acresand the waters of Emory River...both sides of Turnpike Road.. both sides of MudCreek. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are many more deeds listed. It is obvious that John had migratedinto what is now Morgan County Tennessee by 1814. John is reported by agrandson to have spoke as fast as lightening. He spoke both French and English andhad such an indesrcibable French accent and burr to his tounge. His English was sothick with accent that he could hardly be understood. As he pronouncedLaymance, it was similar to Lemonz, with a strong accent on the last syllable. Theneighbors frequently cut it short and said Lemmons. Two of his sons adopted thisway of spelling. When John died in 1837 he left a large amount of property and belongings and according to a document filed in Chancery Court at RoaneCounty, Tennessee on March 23 1852, he left no will....."Having left this life not having made and published any last will and testimate that has ever beenproved and secured." The document was an argument among his heirs regarding land distribution. Pheobe Morris Laymance was 61 years old at the time of Johns death. Heleft her and of course most of the minor children were placed in her custody,except William, who was handicapped and believed to be retarded. He is referedto as an "idiotic or lunatic." Pheobe sold the house and belongings to JohnLaymance, her son in December 1849, yet she continued to live on the property. John Laymance is said to be buried at Flat Fork Cemetary, near Wartburg, Tennessee within a large rock enclosure. It is unmarked, yet nearby is a similiar rock enclosure with five trees growing out of the center of it.This believed to be Pheobes grave. Flat Fork Cemetary is located on the South East side of Flat Fork Road,off of US62 South out of Wartburg, Same side of road of Brushy MountainPrison. The following information was provided by John F. Riley, 8113 Runnymeade Rd., Frederick, Md. 21702; Tel. (301) 562-4053. John Riley spells middle name Louis. From John; John born in the 1740's in Normandie, now France. Came to America with his two brothers Isaac and Jacob aboard the ship "SallyGally" from Rotterdam, Holland toPhiladelphia, Pa. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- on 27 Sep. 1746. All three brothers served in The Revolutionary War. John Louis Laymance married and had at least one son born 1770. He married 1. Melinda Jane Charleston (5G Grand Parents) & 2. Phoebe Morris. SOURCES: Morgan Co TN Census 1830 John Laymance 120110001-10011001 and John F. Riley. --- Jewell Chapman
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