Source: History of Lorain County, Ohio
With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers
1879, pg 269
HENRY B. RAWSON,
son of Grindall Rawson, was born upon the homestead farm, where he still resides, in 1825. For fifty-four years he has lived in the same place, and is among the earliest and most influential citizens of his township. His farm consists of three hundred and six acres, is well improved, and has upon it substantial and comfortable buildings. On the 6th of October, 1847, he married Cynthia A., daughter of Joseph and Dollie Phelps, and they had six children born to them, - four sons and two daughters, - namely, Abbott P., Frank B., George G., Kate C., Burt H., and Dollie M. Rawson.
The Rawson family have been, and continue to be, noted for their industrious habits, and honesty of life. As among the pioneers, so are they among the most prominent citizens of the township in every respect.
Contributor: jmb (47320890)
With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers
1879, pg 269
HENRY B. RAWSON,
son of Grindall Rawson, was born upon the homestead farm, where he still resides, in 1825. For fifty-four years he has lived in the same place, and is among the earliest and most influential citizens of his township. His farm consists of three hundred and six acres, is well improved, and has upon it substantial and comfortable buildings. On the 6th of October, 1847, he married Cynthia A., daughter of Joseph and Dollie Phelps, and they had six children born to them, - four sons and two daughters, - namely, Abbott P., Frank B., George G., Kate C., Burt H., and Dollie M. Rawson.
The Rawson family have been, and continue to be, noted for their industrious habits, and honesty of life. As among the pioneers, so are they among the most prominent citizens of the township in every respect.
Contributor: jmb (47320890)
Source: History of Lorain County, Ohio
With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers
1879, pg 269
HENRY B. RAWSON,
son of Grindall Rawson, was born upon the homestead farm, where he still resides, in 1825. For fifty-four years he has lived in the same place, and is among the earliest and most influential citizens of his township. His farm consists of three hundred and six acres, is well improved, and has upon it substantial and comfortable buildings. On the 6th of October, 1847, he married Cynthia A., daughter of Joseph and Dollie Phelps, and they had six children born to them, - four sons and two daughters, - namely, Abbott P., Frank B., George G., Kate C., Burt H., and Dollie M. Rawson.
The Rawson family have been, and continue to be, noted for their industrious habits, and honesty of life. As among the pioneers, so are they among the most prominent citizens of the township in every respect.
Contributor: jmb (47320890)
With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers
1879, pg 269
HENRY B. RAWSON,
son of Grindall Rawson, was born upon the homestead farm, where he still resides, in 1825. For fifty-four years he has lived in the same place, and is among the earliest and most influential citizens of his township. His farm consists of three hundred and six acres, is well improved, and has upon it substantial and comfortable buildings. On the 6th of October, 1847, he married Cynthia A., daughter of Joseph and Dollie Phelps, and they had six children born to them, - four sons and two daughters, - namely, Abbott P., Frank B., George G., Kate C., Burt H., and Dollie M. Rawson.
The Rawson family have been, and continue to be, noted for their industrious habits, and honesty of life. As among the pioneers, so are they among the most prominent citizens of the township in every respect.
Contributor: jmb (47320890)
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