John Lawson

John Lawson 1791

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1791 to 1869

Husband of 1) Nancy Mary Banks, 2) Elizabeth J. Woods

1819 Marriage to Nancy Mary Banks

See first entry

Children of John Lawson & Nancy Banks:

   1.   Joseph B. Lawson b: ABT. 1819 in Montgomery Co., Ky.
   2.   James Banks Lawson b: ABT. 1822 in Bath Co., KY
3.   William Banks Lawson b: 28 FEB 1825 in Morgan Co., KY.
   4.   Mary Ann Lawson b: JAN 1827 in Morgan Co., Ky.
   5.   Unknown Lawson b: BET. 1825 - 1830

Children of John Lawson and Elizabeth J. Woods:

   1.   Andrew Jackson Lawson b: ABT. 1831 in Bath Co., KY
   2.   David Lawson b: 1833 in Bath or Estill Co., Ky
   3.   Dianna Lawson b: 20 OCT 1852 in Red Branch, Morgan Co., Ky
   4.   Baby Girl Lawson b: 10 OCT 1854 in 1854 Births, Volume I; Morgan Co., Ky

Land Survey July 8, 1821

Below is the 1821 John Lawson's Survey, child #1

Transcription: Floyd County, Kentucky
Surveyed on the 8th date of July 1821 for John Lossen assignee of Samuel May, 50 acres of land by virtue of one Kentucky Land Office Warrant No. 583. Lying and being in Floyd County as aforesaid on the Rockhouse Fork of Licking River. Beginning on two white oaks standing just below the mouth of the Rockhouse Branch of Licking . Thence running S66, E50 poles to a large red oak and beech. East 20 poles to a Sugar tree. North 60 poles to 3 Beeches. N45 & 60 poles to 2 Beeches. N. 45 W. 45, S33, W160 poles to the beginning.

John Hammons
Samuel May CC and HK
Peter Amyx DS
John Graham S.H.C.

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