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Sarah <I>Leal</I> Lawson

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Sarah Leal Lawson

Birth
Delaware County, New York, USA
Death
7 Jun 1895 (aged 87)
Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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1850 Illinois census, Hancock County

Sarah Lawson F 40 New York
Thomas Lawson M 18 New York
Maria Lawson F 20 New York
Sophira Lawson F 12 Ohio
John Lawson M 10 Illinois
Charles Lawson M 8 Illinois
Mary E Lawson F 6 Illinois
Lydia A Lawson F 4 Illinois

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1860 Illinois census, Hancock County

Sarah Lawson F 51 N Y
Sophia Lawson F 22 Ohio
John H Lawson M 19 Ills
Lydia Lawson F 12 Ills

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DIED.

LAWSON—In this city last Thursday night, Mrs. Sarah Lawson, aged 84 years. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon; burial in the Highland Park cemetery.

Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
June 14, 1895

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Obituary.

Mrs. Sarah Leal Lawson died in Kirksville, June 7, 1895. She was born in Kartright, Delaware county, N. Y., June 8, 1808. Here she grew to womanhood and was married to John Lawson December 20, 1827. She was the mother of ten children, seven of whom grew to maturity, four still live to bless the memory of a faithful, loving mother.

In early life she united with the Associate Reformed Church in Kartright, but when the family came west in after years and located in Fountain Green, Illinois, they found no church of that denomination there. She transferred her membership to the Presbyterian church and has ever since been an earnest and consistent member, although most of the time during her residence in Kirksville she has been unable to attend church service on account of feeble health, yet she was deeply interested in its work and rejoiced in its prosperity.

Naturally of a retiring disposition she sought not the praise of the world but taught by example rather than by precept the love of the Savior in whom she rejoiced.

Funeral services were conducted in the First Presbyterian church by her pastor, Rev. M. H. Bradley after which loving friends followed the remains to Highland Park Cemetery where she rests free from care and pain. Of her it may truly be said, "The world is better for her having lived in it."

M. H. B.

Kirksville Journal
Kirksville, Missouri
June 27, 1895
1850 Illinois census, Hancock County

Sarah Lawson F 40 New York
Thomas Lawson M 18 New York
Maria Lawson F 20 New York
Sophira Lawson F 12 Ohio
John Lawson M 10 Illinois
Charles Lawson M 8 Illinois
Mary E Lawson F 6 Illinois
Lydia A Lawson F 4 Illinois

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1860 Illinois census, Hancock County

Sarah Lawson F 51 N Y
Sophia Lawson F 22 Ohio
John H Lawson M 19 Ills
Lydia Lawson F 12 Ills

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DIED.

LAWSON—In this city last Thursday night, Mrs. Sarah Lawson, aged 84 years. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon; burial in the Highland Park cemetery.

Weekly Graphic
Kirksville, Missouri
June 14, 1895

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Obituary.

Mrs. Sarah Leal Lawson died in Kirksville, June 7, 1895. She was born in Kartright, Delaware county, N. Y., June 8, 1808. Here she grew to womanhood and was married to John Lawson December 20, 1827. She was the mother of ten children, seven of whom grew to maturity, four still live to bless the memory of a faithful, loving mother.

In early life she united with the Associate Reformed Church in Kartright, but when the family came west in after years and located in Fountain Green, Illinois, they found no church of that denomination there. She transferred her membership to the Presbyterian church and has ever since been an earnest and consistent member, although most of the time during her residence in Kirksville she has been unable to attend church service on account of feeble health, yet she was deeply interested in its work and rejoiced in its prosperity.

Naturally of a retiring disposition she sought not the praise of the world but taught by example rather than by precept the love of the Savior in whom she rejoiced.

Funeral services were conducted in the First Presbyterian church by her pastor, Rev. M. H. Bradley after which loving friends followed the remains to Highland Park Cemetery where she rests free from care and pain. Of her it may truly be said, "The world is better for her having lived in it."

M. H. B.

Kirksville Journal
Kirksville, Missouri
June 27, 1895


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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/61056729/sarah-lawson: accessed ), memorial page for Sarah Leal Lawson (4 Jun 1808–7 Jun 1895), Find a Grave Memorial ID 61056729, citing Highland Park Cemetery, Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri, USA; Maintained by NE MO (contributor 46863367).