Member of Assembly from Queens under the ordinance of the Convention of 1777 and from that year until the termination of the American Revolutionary War.
Daniel and Eve Lawrence were parents of: John [died unmarried], Nathaniel [m Agnes Rapelye], Daniel Jr [died unmarried], Abraham, Catherine [m Egbert Luysler], Anne [m Thomas Bloodgood] and Mary [m John M Rapelye].
Daniel and Eve Lawrence were parents of: John [died unmarried], Nathaniel [m Agnes Rapelye], Daniel Jr [died unmarried], Abraham, Catherine [m Egbert Luysler], Anne [m Thomas Bloodgood] and Mary [m John M Rapelye].
Member of Assembly from Queens under the ordinance of the Convention of 1777 and from that year until the termination of the American Revolutionary War.
Daniel and Eve Lawrence were parents of: John [died unmarried], Nathaniel [m Agnes Rapelye], Daniel Jr [died unmarried], Abraham, Catherine [m Egbert Luysler], Anne [m Thomas Bloodgood] and Mary [m John M Rapelye].
Daniel and Eve Lawrence were parents of: John [died unmarried], Nathaniel [m Agnes Rapelye], Daniel Jr [died unmarried], Abraham, Catherine [m Egbert Luysler], Anne [m Thomas Bloodgood] and Mary [m John M Rapelye].
Inscription
This stone is erected in testimony of the sincere affection of his widow and children and to perpetuate the remembrance of Col. Daniel Lawrence of Newtown, who departed this life on the 7th day of November, 1807; aged 68 years.
Here lie the loving husband's dear remains, the tender father and the generous friend, the pitying heart that felt when man complains, the widow's friend, and lost to all at last.
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