Albert C. Lane Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Patricia Cooper - pcooper@peaknet.net

Surname: LANE
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 1196

  ALBERT C. LANE, postmaster at Stratham, N. H., also proprietor of
a confectionery store here, was born in this town, June 22, 1853, a son 
of Enoch and Mary ( Seavey ) Lane, the father being a native of 
Stratham and the mother of Rye, N. H. Both are now deceased. They had a 
large family of nine children, as follows: Caroline, wife of Isaac S. 
Wiggin; Fannie A., wife of Albert A. Haven; John T ., William S., Henry 
S., Albert C., Charles S., Susan and Warren L.
  Albert C. Lane was educated in the common schools and began  
industrial life as a truck gardener. Later he operated a general store 
in Stratham for awhile, and afterwards was occupied in gardening for 
several years. He  was appointed postmaster at Stratham eleven years 
ago and has retained the position. The office controls one rural route. 
Mr. Lane is a republican in politics. He was formerly clerk and 
treasurer of the town for seven years, and was also postmaster at 
Stratham for two years previous to his present incumbency of the 
office. In addition to this he served on the school board
for nine years.
  Mr. Lane married Mary Elvina Brown of Georgetown, Mass., daughter of
Jerry and Mary (Osborn) Brown, whose family included one other child,
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Lane are the parents of two daughters: Mildred I., 
a graduate of Exeter Seminary, who is now a teacher in the public 
schools, and Edith, also a graduate of the Exeter Seminary , who is 
also a school teacher. 
Mr. Lane belongs to the Junior Order of United American Mechanics and
to the Grange. He and his family are members of the Congregational 
church, of which he is a deacon.

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