Name: a030526 -- DECENDENTS OF JEHIEL WARD & CATHARINE SAXTON and ASSOCIATIVE FAMILIES

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Carrie E. LAWRENCE: Birth: 3 Aug 1861 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: DECEASED

  2. Morris Benjamin LAWRENCE: Birth: 21 Dec 1863 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: AFT 1935 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York

  3. Frederick E. LAWRENCE: Birth: 26 Dec 1865 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 1 Mar 1948 in Genesee Memorial Hosp, Batavia, GeneseeCounty, New York


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Emma Abigal LAWRENCE: Birth: 11 Mar 1871 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 2 Feb 1934 in Corfu, GeneseeCounty, New York

  2. Edna Helen LAWRENCE: Birth: 1 Sep 1872 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 16 Nov 1930 in Ashtabula, AshtabulaCounty, Ohio

  3. Dennis Cady LAWRENCE: Birth: 26 Sep 1873 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: DECEASED

  4. Hattie Mae LAWRENCE: Birth: 2 Mar 1876 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 10 Jan 1922 in Corfu, GeneseeCounty, New York

  5. Jennie Lucy LAWRENCE: Birth: 13 Jul 1877 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 18 Sep 1964 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York

  6. Bert Edwin LAWRENCE: Birth: 7 Mar 1879 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: Feb 1963

  7. Roy LAWRENCE: Birth: 8 Jun 1881 in Lehigh, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: Died as an Infant in Lehigh, GeneseeCounty, New York

  8. Lee Augustus LAWRENCE: Birth: 25 Jul 1884 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: 1930 in California

  9. Fay J. LAWRENCE: Birth: 10 Aug 1887 in Pembroke, GeneseeCounty, New York. Death: ABT 1955


Sources
1. Title:   Mariner's Knoll Genealogy, USA, LLC
Publication:   "Ward Family" ward@marinersknoll.org

Notes
a. Note:   d by Benjamin and Roancy (Gowan) Lawrence of Lehigh, town of Pembroke, N.Y. (corner Brown Road and Ellingwood Road). They owned and lived on the farm immediately east of the overpass of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The railroad cuts through the front yard of the farm. Here Edwin lived from the time he was six years old until his death. His foster father, Benjamin Lawrence, had Edwin's name changed from Cady to Lawrence by the Legislature of the State of New York. His mother died when Edwin was a small child.
 He was a successful farmer and after old age forced his retirement he still lived on the Lawrence Farm, which was operated by his son Morris. In later years he lost the sight of one eye and was fast lossing sight in the other at the time of his death.
 Edwin was a Democrat and was elected to the office of Highway Commissioner in a town predominantly Republican. This speaks for well of the esteem he was holding.
 Edwin is buried beside his first wife in the cemetery at North Darien, N.Y. He is a decendant of Nicholas Cady, the immigrant, who came to America about 1645 and settled in Watertown, Massachusetts.
Note:   Edwin Lucian Lawrence was born Edwin Lucian Cady. When he was six years old he was adopte

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