"The deceased was seventy-seven years of age and was born in this county (Decatur Co., IN/JA) near Milford. He moved his family to Oklahoma in 1901 where he has resided since.
"Mr. Lawson was a member of Co. D., Seventh Indiana regiment and served under Capt. M. C. Welsh all through the great Civil War. He was a son of James Lawson, one of the pioneer residents of Clay township who lived on the farm two miles south of Milford. The funeral was held at his residence on Monday, April 22.
"He is survived by the wife, and six children: sons, Oscar and Clyde, and daughters, Misses Myrtle and Mildred, at Yukon, Okla; W. H. Lawson of near Westport (IN/ja), and Mrs. Lora Pumphrey, of Seymour (IN/ja)"
"The deceased was seventy-seven years of age and was born in this county (Decatur Co., IN/JA) near Milford. He moved his family to Oklahoma in 1901 where he has resided since.
"Mr. Lawson was a member of Co. D., Seventh Indiana regiment and served under Capt. M. C. Welsh all through the great Civil War. He was a son of James Lawson, one of the pioneer residents of Clay township who lived on the farm two miles south of Milford. The funeral was held at his residence on Monday, April 22.
"He is survived by the wife, and six children: sons, Oscar and Clyde, and daughters, Misses Myrtle and Mildred, at Yukon, Okla; W. H. Lawson of near Westport (IN/ja), and Mrs. Lora Pumphrey, of Seymour (IN/ja)"
Family Members
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Oscar Branson Lawson
1865–1946
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Euphamie Jane "Famy" Lawson Evans
1867–1958
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Etna E Lawson Pumphrey
1869–1949
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William Holman "Bill" Lawson
1871–1959
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Mellie A. Lawson
1873–1880
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Clyde Albert Lawson
1879–1940
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Myrtle Ball Lawson LeMasters
1883–1961
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Blanche I Lawson
1888–1909
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Mildred Louise Lawson Ward
1898–1958
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