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    1. Re: [LAWSON] Clem Lawson of Madison Co., IN
    2. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: carlllawson Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.lawson/6719.6.1.1.1.1.2.1.2.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Stokes County Deed Book 5:160, 15 October 1803. Thomas, John, Lilly, Clement, and Patmon Lawson and Randall Hall to Thomas Gains for land on Peters Creek. The deed does not say where they acquired the land, but they are obviously tenants in common. In Stokes County Deed Book 1:124, dated 18 May 1783, there is a state grant to John Lawson for 200 acres, which is the same 200 acres that is sold in Deed Book 5:160 with identical land description shown above. This John Lawson who is identified in the tax lists as John Lawson B.E. (Black Eye) to differentiate him from John Lawson G.P. (Goober Pea). John Lawson B.E. could be the John Lawson listed in the 1800 Stokes County Census who is over 45 years old. John Lawson B.E. children may have sold his land, 15 October 1803 and moved west? They could be the Thomas, John and Clement mention below. Not sure where Patmon Lawson moved to. The name Patmon was used by my relatives, John and Sarah Lawson, for one of their sons in Walker County, Alabama. John stated in a document that he was born in North Carolina but so far I am unable document where in NC. Here is the information I have collect from others for Clement. Thomas, John and Clement Lawson were enumerated in the 1810 Captain Looney District Tax list, Hawkins County, Tennessee. Thomas and John are on page 2 and Clement Lawson is on page 4. Clement Lawson paid taxes for 1 white poll tax. John Lawson paid taxes on 50 acres of land and 1 white poll tax. Clement and John Lawson were listed as privates in Captain Jones Griffin Company from Hawkins County, Tennessee. This company was a part of Colonel Samuel Bunch's 2nd Regiment of East Tennessee Militia. Clement was a private and it indicated he was drafted on 10 January 1814 and deserted 4 March 1814. It was interesting that many others of this unit also deserted. 1825 ca. Hawkins County, Tennessee - Clement Lawson sign divorce petition for future wife of Anderson Lawson, Anna Johnson Cantrell Clement, Elijah, John, Lacey and Washington Lawson are enumerated in the 1830 Henry County, Indiana Census. In Clement's household are 1 male 5-10, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 5-10, 2 females 10-15 and 1 female 30-40 years. Clemant Glawson is enumerated in the 1840 Franklin Township, Henry County, Indiana. In his household are 1 male under 5 years, 1 male 60-70 years, 2 females 10-15 years and 1 female 50-60 years. He is in the 1842 Tax list Pipe Creek Township, Madison County, Indiana. Clemant and Mecca (not sure unable to read) Lawson are enumerated in the 1850 Pipe Creek, Madison County, Indiana Census. His age is given as 73 years and born in North Carolina. Clemont and Mickey Lawton are enumerated in the 1860 Pipe Creek Township, Madison County, Indiana Census. His age is given as 98 year and born in North Carolina. Material taken from records filed in H.B. Stamps Memorial Library, Rogersville, Tennessee. Clement Lawson. Lost page from some book. Page 27. Material submitted Adele Lawson, 2125 44th Street, Los Alamos, New Mexico, 87544. Great-great-great-grandfather. John Lawson of Stokes or Surry County, North Carolina. Possibly could have been born in Virginia. Great great grandfather, Clement Lawson born 1775 Surry County, North Carolina. (Not sure of birthplace) Married America-----. The couple died in Indiana after 1850. Great grandfather, Bands Lawson born ca. 1815 North Carolina. Died after 1880, marrried Thursia (Proviance?) of North Carolina. Part Indian. Grandfather Curren born 1845 Hawkins County, Tennessee. Died 1911, was a Civil War soldier. Married first to Mary Lawson, daughter of Thomas, and second to Malinda Gilbert, my husband's grandmother. Father, William Jesse Lawson born 1880, Hawkins County, Tennessee. Died 1970 Hancock County, Tennessee, married in 1918 to Bessie Williams. Husband, William Hubert Lawson born 30 Aug 1919 Hawkins County, Tenne! ssee. Married Adele Gibson, born 1 June 1922, Hancock County, Tennessee. Issue three daughters and seven granddaughters. Lawson Newsletter #11, page 85. Lawson Newsletter #17, page 139. Mason Lawson, I believe, is the "Mace" Lawson of 1830 Hawkins Co., TN listed next to a Peter Lawson and another name associated Isaac Mendenhall who went to Iowa and appears to have relatives in Madison/Henry Co., IN by old Clem Lawson and his clan including Lawson / Manis / Robinson / Hall / Reason / Bullen. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

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