John, born c. 1860, was the oldest child of Phillip Ralston Lambert and Mahala Lovell Lambert.
His tombstone inscription says he was born in 1849. Censuses suggest c. 1860. In the 1850 census, John's grandfather and six sons, including John's father, were a household.
The only known photographs of John M. Lambert and his wife, Martha Moyd, were destroyed when a house of one of their grandchildren burned.
If anyone knows of other pictures of John and Martha, the family would like to learn about them.
---
John and Martha had a son Ramon Lambert, b. abt. 1884, who was said by a cousin, Samuel W. Lambert (1914 - 1994), to have died "way back." --Personal communication, 1975.
His tombstone inscription says he was born in 1849. Censuses suggest c. 1860. In the 1850 census, John's grandfather and six sons, including John's father, were a household.
The only known photographs of John M. Lambert and his wife, Martha Moyd, were destroyed when a house of one of their grandchildren burned.
If anyone knows of other pictures of John and Martha, the family would like to learn about them.
---
John and Martha had a son Ramon Lambert, b. abt. 1884, who was said by a cousin, Samuel W. Lambert (1914 - 1994), to have died "way back." --Personal communication, 1975.
John, born c. 1860, was the oldest child of Phillip Ralston Lambert and Mahala Lovell Lambert.
His tombstone inscription says he was born in 1849. Censuses suggest c. 1860. In the 1850 census, John's grandfather and six sons, including John's father, were a household.
The only known photographs of John M. Lambert and his wife, Martha Moyd, were destroyed when a house of one of their grandchildren burned.
If anyone knows of other pictures of John and Martha, the family would like to learn about them.
---
John and Martha had a son Ramon Lambert, b. abt. 1884, who was said by a cousin, Samuel W. Lambert (1914 - 1994), to have died "way back." --Personal communication, 1975.
His tombstone inscription says he was born in 1849. Censuses suggest c. 1860. In the 1850 census, John's grandfather and six sons, including John's father, were a household.
The only known photographs of John M. Lambert and his wife, Martha Moyd, were destroyed when a house of one of their grandchildren burned.
If anyone knows of other pictures of John and Martha, the family would like to learn about them.
---
John and Martha had a son Ramon Lambert, b. abt. 1884, who was said by a cousin, Samuel W. Lambert (1914 - 1994), to have died "way back." --Personal communication, 1975.
Inscription
Here I lay my burden down,
Change the cross into a crown.
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
