Welcome to Hemlock and Canadice Lakes!
Barns Businesses Cemeteries Churches Clinton & Sullivan Columns Communities Documents Events Time Line Fairs & Festivals Farm & Garden Hiking Homesteads Lake Cottages Lake Scenes Landscapes Library News Articles Old Maps Old Roads & Bridges Organizations People Photo Gallery Podcasts Railroad Reservoir Schools State Forest Veterans Videos
|
John E. Lawrence and Maria Thiel |
Click any image to enlarge. |
1 Photo of John E. Lawrence. |
2 Photo of Maria Thiel Lawrence. |
|
The Family of John E. Lawrence and Maria Thiel Lawrence |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
The Parents of John E. Lawrence David Lawrence and Sarah Ellis Lawrence
|
The Parents of Maria Thiel Mother and Father Thiel
|
|
Ellis Family Tree
|
Thiel Family Tree
|
Maria’s Maternal Family Tree
|
|
Marriages of John E. Lawrence Marriage to Maria Thiel
|
Marriages of Maria Thiel Marriage to John E. Lawrence
|
|
A Biography of John E. Lawrence From “Biographical Sketches, 1895” John Lawrence was a native of Onondaga County, where he was reared to agricultural pursuits. When a young man, he migrated to Livingston County, and, purchasing a tract of timbered land, reared a “shake” cabin as his first domicile in this county, its location being in Sparta, where he lived for several years before becoming a resident of Springwater, where the last days of his busy life were passed. He married Mary Thiel, a New Jersey girl; and she bore him eleven children, namely: James, Loren, Ira, Charles, Elijah, David, Clarissa (deceased), George, Eliza, Mary and Henry (deceased).
|
|
|
The Obituary of John E. Lawrence 12 April 1799 - 19 July 1853 No obituary found.
|
The Obituary of Maria Thiel Lawrence 19 May 1800 - 30 September 1885 No obituary found.
|
|
The Burial of John E. Lawrence Ford Cemetery in Springwater NY
|
The Burial of Maria Thiel Lawrence Ford Cemetery in Springwater NY
|
|
Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |