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Lake Jane is a line of knitwear women's essentials, including camis, bralettes, undies, t-shirts and bodysuits. Lake Jane pieces are made simply, using all US grown cottons that are knit and dyed in California and North Carolina, and then sewn at factories in the foothills of our state.
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Lake Jane is a line of knitwear women's essentials, including camis, bralettes, undies, t-shirts and bodysuits. Lake Jane pieces are made simply, using all US grown cottons that are knit and dyed in California and North Carolina, and then sewn at factories in the foothills of our state.
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John Fray was the nephew of the prominent Bolton abolitionist John Heywood. Along with his son Robert (Fray's cousin), Heywood was a cotton quilt manufacturer. Despite their opposition to slavery they supplied cloth to their cousin in Jamaica for resale.
Sir John Fray (died 1461) was an English lawyer who was Chief Baron of the Exchequer and a Member of Parliament. [1] He was elected Member of Parliament for Hertfordshire in 1419 and 1420. [2]
Jane Fray, born 10/11/1807 and baptised 13/12/1807 in St James, Jamaica, daughter of John Fray and his wife Mary nee Seabeck. Inherited two enslaved people from Mary Ismay between 1826 and 1829 (most likely when she reached age 21 in 1828 as Mary Ismay had died before 1823).