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Jane Layton (abt. 1772 - aft. 1856)

Jane Layton
Born about in North Carolinamap
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of — married about 1793 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Mother of
Died after after about age 84 in Person, North Carolina, USAmap
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Contents

Biography

This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.

Name

Name: Jane Layton[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
Name: Jane /Clayton/

Found multiple versions of NAME. Using Jane /Layton/.

Marriage

Husband: Coleman Clayton
Wife: Jane Layton
Child: Robert Coleman Clayton
Relationship to Father: Natural
Relationship to Mother: Natural
Marriage:
Date: 14 OCT 1793
Place: Person, North Carolina, USA[11][12][13]

Death

Death: p. 46 of the attached Rev. War file of her husband shows a letter on her behalf as late as 12 Feb 1856.
Date: AFT 12 FEB 1856
Place: Person, North Carolina, USA

Data Changed

Data Changed:
Date: 30 DEC 2006

Prior to import, this record was last changed 30 DEC 2006.

Sources

  1. ↑ Source: #S579
  2. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  3. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  4. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  5. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  6. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  7. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  8. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  9. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  10. ↑ Source: #S732 Page: pp. 47-48 Data: Text: CLAYTON, COLEMAN b. 1760, Warren County, North Carolina d. 01 September 1839, Person County, North Carolina m. Jane Layton, 14 October 1793, Franklin County, North Carolina While residing in Caswell County, North Carolina, Coleman Clayton enlisted during April under Capt. Berry Turner and Col. Moore and was stationed at Stono at the time of the battle there. He enlisted in 1780 as a substitute for his uncle, Richard Coleman, under Capt. John Douglas and Col. James Williams and was in the battle at Kings Mountain. He enlisted again in 1781 as a substitute for the same uncle under Capt. Harden and on 15 May 1781 was under Capt. Dixon and Col. Dixon. Clayton was allowed pension on his application executed 19 September 1832 while residing in Person County, North Carolina. The widow was allowed pension on her application executed 3 March 1855. FPA W6692; BLWt. 17574-160-55 (FPA:Revolutionary War Federal Pension Applications. National Archives, Washington, D.C. BLWt.: Bounty Land Warrants. National Archives. Washington, D.C.)
  11. ↑ Source: #S436 Page: p. 14 and p. 36 Data: Text: GROOM: CLAYTON, Coleman CONT BRIDE: LAYTON, Jane CONT DATE: 05/06/1820
  12. ↑ Source: #S574 Data: Text: Marriage date: CONT Marriage place: Person CONT Residence date: CONT Residence place: North Carolina
  13. ↑ Source: #S574 Data: Text: Marriage date: CONT Marriage place: Person CONT Residence date: CONT Residence place: North Carolina
  • WikiTree profile Layton-67 created through the import of HAYER.GED on May 29, 2011 by Larry Hayer. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Larry and others.
  • Source: S579 Author: Ancestry.com Title: Person County, North Carolina Marriage Records, 1792-1868 Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006.Original data - Kendall, Katharine Kerr. Person County, North Carolina Marriage Records, 1792-1868. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1997.Original data: Kendall, Kathari; Repository: #R3
  • Repository: R3 Name: Ancestry.com Address: http://www.Ancestry.com E-Mail Address: Phone Number:
  • Source: S732 Title: Moss, Bobby Gilmer, The Patriots at Kings Mountain NOTEMoss, Bobby Gilmer, Ph. D.. The Patriots at Kings Mountain. 519 Batchelor Dr., Blacksburg, S. C. 29702: Scotia-Hibernia Press, 1990 (4th Printing 2004).

Acknowledgments

Thank you to Lenny Zimmermann for creating WikiTree profile Layton-397 through the import of Zimmermann_Family_2013-07-23.ged on Jul 23, 2013. Click to the Changes page for the details of edits by Lenny and others.






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Brooks-5834 Bill Brooks
Layton-397 and Layton-67 appear to represent the same person because: They have the same relatives.

Here is some information on Jane Layton's marriage date: http://trees.ancestry.myfamily.com/view/Military.aspx?tid4931072&pid-1521606454&vid=b398311e-8884-40fd-ba2e-d15edbb729f7 Coleman was a Rev. War Veteran. In 1781, he again served a 3 month term for his uncle Richard Coleman. Received a pension of $70. per annum. See part 1 of the above. In ca. 1840 Jane Layton Clayton applied for Colemans pension. She makes statement that she & Coleman were married in 1793. Her marriage bond says 1820 (copy held by Jim Clayton). Family lore gives Coleman a wife named Fannie. She has been entered with caution. Coleman Clayton, son of John Clayton, Sr., died in 1839. At his death his wife was Jane Layton Clayton. Two marriage bonds, one real the other inferred to, were recorded for Coleman and Jane. They create doubt that Jane was mother of his children. In 1820 the only existing marriage bond was issued to them, long after Coleman's sons were born. In 1843, after the death of her husband, widow Jane Layton Clayton applied for his War Pension. For proof of a 1793 marriage to Coleman she pro...

After that, there is a proprietary block. The gist I get is that Jane Layton was claiming Fannie Clayton's (UNKNOWN-66438; some websites claim that Clayton is her maiden name, but I don't know what the proof is) children were her own for financial gain. Thus the correct marriage date for Jane should be 1820, not 1793, and Robert Coleman Clayton's (Clayton-1504) mother should be Fannie, not Jane.

I've placed some additional information under the Sources section of the Coleman Clayton profile.

posted by Bill Brooks

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