Ward LAWRENCE & Ms. __?__ & Susan WALTERS

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Ward LAWRENCE
Ms. __?__
Susan WALTERS

Husband: Ward LAWRENCE
Birth: 1840/1, VA
Occupation: coal miner

Marriage-1:

Wife-1: Ms. __?__

Marriage-2: 26 Dec 1867, Jackson Co., OH

Wife-2: Susan WALTERS
Birth: 1849/50, OH
Occupation: homemaker

Child with Wife-1:

1. William LAWRENCE, b. 1862/3, OH

Child with Susan WALTERS:

2. Edward LAWRENCE, b. Mar 1870, Jackson Co., OH

Sources:

1. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: IGI - International Genealogical Index (online at FamilySearch.org).

Ward LAWRENCE
Spouse: Susan WALTERS
Marriage: 26 Dec 1867, Jackson, Ohio
Source: Marriage Records, 1816-1913. Ohio. Probate Court (Jackson County)

2. 1870 Census Index/Images (online at Genealogy.com, Image #70 of 89; online at Ancestry.com Image #233 of 255): Jackson P.O., "The Incorporated Village of Jackson," [Lick Twp.,] Jackson Co., OH, p. 175A, PN 73, 559/541, enumerated 22 Jul 1870, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1870 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Laurence Ward 29 M W Work in Coal Mine 150 E Va

____ Susan 20 F W Keeping House Ohio

____ William 7 M W at School Ohio

____ Edward ^?/₁₂ M W at Home Ohio March

Stropus John 65 M W without occupation 3000 Pa

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