From "History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Candy Grubb (candyg@theofficenet.com)
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HARRY B. LANE
	Harry B. Lane lives about two miles south of Meyers Falls and
devotes himself to farming and raising stock.  He was born in Lake county,
Oregon, on March 6, 1876, the son of R.B. and Mary C. (Willis) Lane,
natives of Indiana and Missouri, respectively.  They crossed the plains 
in 1852 and settled in Douglas county, Oregon.  In 1880 they came to
Lincoln county, and four years later to Stevens county.  In 1890 they
moved to Seattle, where they now live.  Nione children to these worthy
people: V.J., Charles W., Harry, C.P., Robert, M.R., Edgar, and Inez.
Our subject was a grandson General Joseph Lane of the Civil War, and
related Lafayette, a noted statesman of Oregon, and also to Doctor Harry
Lane of Portland.  Harry B. received his education in the common schools
and quit the books when he was sixteen he than began to work on the
different farms, until he located on the place where he now lives.  In
addition to handling his farm he does a good deal of timber work in the
winter.  Mr. Lane also owns some fine mining property on Flat Creek, this
county.  
	In 1901 Mr. Lane married Miss Hattie, daughter of Charles and
Eva (Sutton) Rosencrans, natives of New York and Ohio, respectively.
They came west in 1890 and now dwell in Meyers Falls.   Mrs. Lane has
three brothers: Charlie, Ned, and Elmer, deceased.  One child, Orval
has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Lane.
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