He was married to)Mary Ann VanTrease. Their children are Hiram, Martha, Elizabeth, Angeline, John, Mary and David. He lived briefly in South Carolina while dealing with some financial problems in Kentucky.
He was a farmer when, on August 21, 1862, he enlisted in the Volunteer Infantry at Vermilion County, Illinois, as a Private during the Civil War. He was wounded, disabled, and was discharged at Nashville, Tenn., on January 28, 1863, at the age of 45.
His wife, Mary Ann, passed away in 1865.
He married Delilah Mills. By that marriage, he was the father of fraternal twins, Cloyd and Ruvilla; Thomas Columbus, David, and Robert, who were all born after Lawrence was an elderly man.
He was married to)Mary Ann VanTrease. Their children are Hiram, Martha, Elizabeth, Angeline, John, Mary and David. He lived briefly in South Carolina while dealing with some financial problems in Kentucky.
He was a farmer when, on August 21, 1862, he enlisted in the Volunteer Infantry at Vermilion County, Illinois, as a Private during the Civil War. He was wounded, disabled, and was discharged at Nashville, Tenn., on January 28, 1863, at the age of 45.
His wife, Mary Ann, passed away in 1865.
He married Delilah Mills. By that marriage, he was the father of fraternal twins, Cloyd and Ruvilla; Thomas Columbus, David, and Robert, who were all born after Lawrence was an elderly man.
Inscription
Co. C, 73rd Ill Inf
Family Members
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Hiram Dye
1825–1882
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Martha Jane Dye Jones
1826–1916
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Philadelphia Phebe Dye Jones
1828–1859
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Elizabeth Dye Sconce
1830–1910
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Catherine Angeline Dye McDonald
1834–1910
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Mary Lucy Dye Fisher
1839–1908
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Albert Dye
1849–1849
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Blanche Mayfield Dye Cooper
1851–1922
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Ruvilla Dye Larrance
1872–1943
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Cloyd Hawes Dye
1872–1954
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Thomas Columbus "Tom" Dye
1876–1962
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Robert F. Dye
1879–1938
