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Edward Lawson 1687–1766 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 6 Mar 1687 (Christened 11 Mar 1687)
Birth Location: Oldmoor, Northumberland
Death Date: 21 Aug 1766 (Buried 24 Aug 1766)
Death Location: Oldmoor, Northumberland
Father: John Lawson
Mother: Barbara Cooke
Spouse(s): Sarah Bell
Children(s): Margaret Lawson
In 1687, Edward Lawson entered the world in Oldmoor, Northumberland, born to John Lawson And Barbara Barbary Cooke. Edward Lawson married Sarah Bell, and had children including Margaret Lawson. Edward Lawson passed away in 1766 in Oldmoor, Northumberland.
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Biography
- In 1687, Edward Lawson entered the world in Oldmoor, Northumberland, born to John Lawson And Barbara Barbary Cooke.
- Edward Lawson married Sarah Bell, and had children including Margaret Lawson.
- Edward Lawson passed away in 1766 in Oldmoor, Northumberland.
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Edward Lawson's Descendants
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1. Margaret Lawson 1713– m. Lancelot Morpeth 1709–1752
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1. Mary Morpeth 1736– m. Thomas Forster 1733–1782
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1. Mary (Forster) Gray 1773– m. John Gray 1765–
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1. Ann Grey 1800–1874 m. Cuthbert Gibson –1876
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 6 Mar 1687 (Christened 11 Mar 1687)
Event Place: Oldmoor, Northumberland
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 21 Aug 1766 (Buried 24 Aug 1766)
Event Place: Oldmoor, Northumberland