I. Jane Rae married Mr. Somerville sometime after 1762 and had a daughter, Ann Somerville. She inherited the Augusta holdings of her father, and died there in 1779. She is named in the Will of her uncle, Robert Rae, who died in Chatham Co. In 1779. She was also named in the Will of her brother, John Rae, Jr. of Savannah, who left her all of the Augusta land, and she is Executrix of his estate, along with Robert Rae and Samuel Elbert. John Blenfield, Indian Trader, left all his estate of Jane and Mary Rae, the daughters of John Rae, executor, John
Rae, Augusta Storekeeper, dated 10/24/1747, Richmond Co.
Isaac Barksdale, Augusta Indian Trader, in his Will dated June 12, 1757, bequeathed to Jane Rae, the daughter of his partner, John Rae, 1000 pounds South Carolina currency to be paid to her at the age of eighteen years, his Will being probated November 8, 1757, Richmond Co., with John Rae and John Oyston, Executors.
Edward Somerville, Savannah Merchant, in his Will dated September 10, 1762, probated September 20, 1762, bequeathed Miss Jane Rae 100 pds sterling, and Judith Cammeron the remainder of the estate.
Executor, John Rae, Esquire and Thomas Eaton.
