Mr. James Lawson was married in Lincoln, Ill., August 3, 1876, to Miss Rosina Shockey, daughter of Nelson and Susan (King) Shockey, a native of Missouri. Her father was a native of Maryland and her mother of Pennsylvania. The parents were early settlers in Missouri, where the father carried on farming, and there his death occurred, while the mother died in Broadwell, Logan County, Ill.
Four sons and four daughters were born to Mr. Lawson and his wife, and seven children now survive: Gertrude, wife of Loren Taylor, a stationary fireman living in Springfield; Louis, a farmer; Isadell, wife of William Swalley, of Springfield; William; Elizabeth, wife of Arthur Standage of Springfield; Lester and James H. of Springfield. One daughter, Eunice I. is deceased. There are eight grandchildren in the family.
HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS AND
HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY Volume II - Biographical
Chicago: Munsell Publishing Company, Publishers 1912
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Four sons and four daughters were born to Mr. Lawson and his wife, and seven children now survive: Gertrude, wife of Loren Taylor, a stationary fireman living in Springfield; Louis, a farmer; Isadell, wife of William Swalley, of Springfield; William; Elizabeth, wife of Arthur Standage of Springfield; Lester and James H. of Springfield. One daughter, Eunice I. is deceased. There are eight grandchildren in the family.
HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS AND
HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY Volume II - Biographical
Chicago: Munsell Publishing Company, Publishers 1912
Info contributed by:
Genealogy Liz
Mr. James Lawson was married in Lincoln, Ill., August 3, 1876, to Miss Rosina Shockey, daughter of Nelson and Susan (King) Shockey, a native of Missouri. Her father was a native of Maryland and her mother of Pennsylvania. The parents were early settlers in Missouri, where the father carried on farming, and there his death occurred, while the mother died in Broadwell, Logan County, Ill.
Four sons and four daughters were born to Mr. Lawson and his wife, and seven children now survive: Gertrude, wife of Loren Taylor, a stationary fireman living in Springfield; Louis, a farmer; Isadell, wife of William Swalley, of Springfield; William; Elizabeth, wife of Arthur Standage of Springfield; Lester and James H. of Springfield. One daughter, Eunice I. is deceased. There are eight grandchildren in the family.
HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS AND
HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY Volume II - Biographical
Chicago: Munsell Publishing Company, Publishers 1912
Info contributed by:
Genealogy Liz
Four sons and four daughters were born to Mr. Lawson and his wife, and seven children now survive: Gertrude, wife of Loren Taylor, a stationary fireman living in Springfield; Louis, a farmer; Isadell, wife of William Swalley, of Springfield; William; Elizabeth, wife of Arthur Standage of Springfield; Lester and James H. of Springfield. One daughter, Eunice I. is deceased. There are eight grandchildren in the family.
HISTORICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ILLINOIS AND
HISTORY OF SANGAMON COUNTY Volume II - Biographical
Chicago: Munsell Publishing Company, Publishers 1912
Info contributed by:
Genealogy Liz
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