Lawrence is the son of Captain John Good Murphy (born about 1782 in Wexford, Ireland died in Ontario between 1843 and 1847 - location of death unknown) and Deborah Davis (born 02/24/1783 in Enniscorthy, Wexford County, Ireland and died in Warkworth about 1848/1849.
Lawrence came to Canada with his parents, arriving in Quebec City on 05/21/1822.
His parents headed west to Kingston, where Lawrence was set up with a Shoemaker, to be an apprentice.
His parents then headed west to Prince Edward County and settled in the Village of Wellington.
Lawrence followed them there 3 years later.
He married Lydia Garratt in Wellington about 1826.
At the time of their deaths, they were living on the family farm at Lot 1, Conc 1 Hillier Twp (jist outside Wellington on the Belleville Road.
While no headstone has been found, it is presumed that they are buried in the Wellington Village Cemetery.
Lawrence came to Canada with his parents, arriving in Quebec City on 05/21/1822.
His parents headed west to Kingston, where Lawrence was set up with a Shoemaker, to be an apprentice.
His parents then headed west to Prince Edward County and settled in the Village of Wellington.
Lawrence followed them there 3 years later.
He married Lydia Garratt in Wellington about 1826.
At the time of their deaths, they were living on the family farm at Lot 1, Conc 1 Hillier Twp (jist outside Wellington on the Belleville Road.
While no headstone has been found, it is presumed that they are buried in the Wellington Village Cemetery.
Lawrence is the son of Captain John Good Murphy (born about 1782 in Wexford, Ireland died in Ontario between 1843 and 1847 - location of death unknown) and Deborah Davis (born 02/24/1783 in Enniscorthy, Wexford County, Ireland and died in Warkworth about 1848/1849.
Lawrence came to Canada with his parents, arriving in Quebec City on 05/21/1822.
His parents headed west to Kingston, where Lawrence was set up with a Shoemaker, to be an apprentice.
His parents then headed west to Prince Edward County and settled in the Village of Wellington.
Lawrence followed them there 3 years later.
He married Lydia Garratt in Wellington about 1826.
At the time of their deaths, they were living on the family farm at Lot 1, Conc 1 Hillier Twp (jist outside Wellington on the Belleville Road.
While no headstone has been found, it is presumed that they are buried in the Wellington Village Cemetery.
Lawrence came to Canada with his parents, arriving in Quebec City on 05/21/1822.
His parents headed west to Kingston, where Lawrence was set up with a Shoemaker, to be an apprentice.
His parents then headed west to Prince Edward County and settled in the Village of Wellington.
Lawrence followed them there 3 years later.
He married Lydia Garratt in Wellington about 1826.
At the time of their deaths, they were living on the family farm at Lot 1, Conc 1 Hillier Twp (jist outside Wellington on the Belleville Road.
While no headstone has been found, it is presumed that they are buried in the Wellington Village Cemetery.
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