41. Project Gutenberg Author Record Project Gutenberg Author record. Lawson, John. Titles. New Voyageto Carolina, containing the exact description and natural history http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/lawson__john.html

Project Gutenberg Author record Lawson, John Titles New Voyage to Carolina, containing the exact description and natural history of that country; together with the present state thereof; and a journal of a thousand miles, travel'd thro' several nations of Indians; giving a particular account of their customs, manners, etc., A To the main listings page Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online)

42. John Lawson, History Of Carolina and Natural History of that Country Together with......Exhibit featuring first edition of John Lawson's The History of Carolina, Containingthe Exact http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/exhibits/nature/lawson.htm

Nature APS Exhibits Home Lawson, John, (London: W. Taylor and J. Baker, 1714) 258 p.; 20 cm. Presented by John Vaughan (copy owned by B. S. Barton) Title page of Lawson's History of Carolina A native Londoner, John Lawson (d. 1711), sailed to South Carolina, in August, 1700, to assume an appointment as Surveyor-General of North Carolina. Although his origins remain obscure, he appears to have had a solid scientific education and was sufficiently elevated socially to append "gent." to his name, no meaningless appendage in the England of Queen Anne. The History of Carolina Section on Indians from Lawson's History of Carolina Lawson's History of Carolina , however, lived longer than Lawson himself. An account of his first sojourn in the Carolinas, the History covers a broad swath of territory in more than one sense, surveying the landscape, the possibilities for European settlement, and the native plants and animals, and placing a special emphasis upon the Indian inhabitants of the region. Balancing the desire to promote his colony with careful observation, and pitting overt credulity against observational rigor, Lawson's History at times presents some seemingly odd natural facts. Characteristically, he reported that rattlesnakes "have the power or art (I know not which to call it) to charm squirrels, hares, partridges, or any such thing, in such manner that they run directly into their mouths." His science, however, was perfectly adequate by contemporary standards, and ran directly into the mouths of his readership at home, enjoying three English and two German editions before 1722.

43. Summary Description Of JOHN LAWSON LETTERS, Mss. Dept., UNC-Chapel Hill Contact staff at (919)9621345 (telephone); (919)962-4452 (FAX); mss@email.unc.edu.Lawson, John, 1674-1711. Letters, 1701-1711. Lawson, John, 1674-1711. http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/l/Lawson,John.html

Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION JOHN LAWSON LETTERS Summary NOTE: A more complete finding aid for this collection is available at the Southern Historical Collection. Contact staff at: (919)962-1345 (telephone); (919)962-4452 (FAX); mss@email.unc.edu.

44. John Howard Lawson John Howard Lawson was born in New York on 25th September, 1894. JohnHoward Lawson died in San Francisco on 14th August, 1977. http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAlawsonJH.htm

John Howard Lawson To receive your free copy every week enter your email address below. FREE Education Newsletters - choose below... Education on the Internet Teaching History Online Email: Let keep Ahead .com bring you the world by email Spartacus USA History British History Second World War ... Email John Howard Lawson w as born in New York on 25th September, 1894. After studying at Williams College (1910-14) he became a successful writer with plays such as Standards (1916) and Servant-Master-Lover When America entered the First World War in 1917 he became an ambulance driver with the Red Cross in Europe. While in France he became friends with another driver, John Dos Passos After the war he edited a newspaper in Rome. Lawson returned to the United States where he began writing plays. Although these often expressed

45. Person Information advertisement Nine different Chess Variants available to be played Online! PersonInformation. John Lawson @ worldnet.att.net. John is an editor for this site. http://www.chessvariants.com/index/displayperson.php?personid=JohnLawson

46. Genealogy Data Lawson, John Birth New Kent VA Death BEF FEB 1761 Richmond Co, VA GenderMale Parents Father Lawson, Roland Mother GLASCOCK, Jean Family Marriage http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pinklady/Database/dat5.html

Genealogy Data Back to Main Page CHANDLER, John Birth : 1659 York Co. VA Death : 1717 Chowan Co, NC or VA Gender: Male Parents: Father: CHANDLER, Robert I Mother: DAVIS, Elizabeth Family: Spouse: , Elizabeth Gender: Female Back to Main Page LAWSON, John Birth : New Kent VA Death : BEF FEB 1761 Richmond Co, VA Gender: Male Parents: Father: LAWSON, Roland Mother: GLASCOCK, Jean Family: Marriage: 1718 in Richmond, VA Spouse: DEW, Mary Birth : 1695 Gender: Female Parents: Father: DEW, Thomas Mother: BARBER, Elizabeth Children: LAWSON, Christopher LAWSON, Elizabeth LAWSON, Joanna LAWSON, Catherine LAWSON, Anne "Lucy" Gender: Female Back to Main Page KELOE, Mary Gender: Female Family: Spouse: ROWLAND, Thomas Gender: Male Children: ROWLAND, Lorena Frances Back to Main Page CHANDLER, Stephen Birth : 1776 Death : 1829 Caswell Co, NC 1 Gender: Male Parents: Father: CHANDLER, Joseph II Mother: TATUM/TATOM, Sarah Family: Marriage: 21 DEC 1805 in Caswell County, NC Spouse: INGRAM, Elizabeth

47. About Finn Lawson-John one of the new piccies from May 2002. Finn (Ninja) LawsonJohn. 10December 2002- Finn dances Jingle Bells. (sadly, since I only get http://uqconnect.net/~zzjjohn/finn_index.html

one of the new piccies from May 2002 Finn (Ninja) Lawson-John 10 December 2002- Finn dances Jingle Bells (sadly, since I only get a small web page allocation, the following movies are gone) 6 November 02 1.5mb video of Finn almost walking (will update pictures on the left soon!!) 27 August- big video (nearly 2mb) of Finn with his Great-Nan and other qld rellies here. 02 August - housework, drumming, crawling, eating- see it here! 20 July- this time a bit of crawling success! (and hand ballet, and chickens, and... 1mb movie) 12 July- 20 June- video of finn playing peek-a-boo 30 May 2002 Finn is famous (and so are we)! Click here. And here are a couple of piccies of grandpa-bear's visit to Brisbane... 15 Feb 2002 Finally- some updates on a new page! 18/Dec/2001 Merry Christmas all! Here's a card that a friend, Cath, made using Finn! 9/Dec/2001 Burying the placenta. For the ritual and piccies click here 7/Dec/2001 After a few visits to doctors and hopsitals to get Toni's re-opened c-section scar fixed up we're finally looking at a few days of being home and not having to go out! Jason's mum was up for a few days which was fantastic and really helped, but we saw as much of the doctors as of her :-( Toni's mum then spent the night and bottle fed Finn expressed milk to give Toni's poor boobs a rest, which was brilliant, and now all are well and everything is working well.

48. Covington, Marie Death Notices Click here. Lawson, John H. Thursday, February 6, 2003. John HenryLawson, 90, of South Holland died Feb. 1. He was a shoemaker and repairman. http://www.starnewspapers.com/star/spnews/obit/061obt9.htm

Pick your hometown and click on GO Alsip Beecher Blue Island Burnham Calumet City Chicago Heights Chicago Ridge Country Club Hills Crestwood Crete Dixmoor Dolton East Hazel Crest Flossmoor Ford Heights Frankfort Glenwood Harvey Hazel Crest HomerGlen Homewood Lansing Lemont Lockport Lynwood Manhattan Markham Matteson Midlothian Mokena Monee New Lenox Oak Forest Oak Lawn Olympia Fields Orland Hills Orland Park Palos Heights Palos Hills Palos Park Park Forest Peotone Phoenix Posen Richton Park Riverdale Sauk Village S. Chicago Heights South Holland Steger Thornton Tinley Park University Park Worth Business Dimensions First Look Home Guide ... Star Death Notices Click here Covington, Marie Thursday, March 6, 2003 Marie Covington, 72, of Chicago Heights died March 1. She was a laborer. Arrangements are by W. W. Holt Funeral Home, (708) 331-0310. Sports Business Dimensions Classifieds ... Back to top document.write("") document.write("")

49. I540: John LAWSON (ABT 1780 - 3 NOV 1883) John Lawson. Both John and Sarah (Saly) are buried in Files Cemetery. 55 VinyardLawson, John's son, paid taxes in beat 2 of Walker County in 1840. http://www.people.virginia.edu/~bd2m/davis/D0003/I540.html

John LAWSON BIRTH : ABT 1780, SC DEATH : 3 NOV 1883, Walker Co., AL BURIAL : Files Cemetery, Walker Co., AL OCCUPATION : Farmer Father: Unknown LAWSON Mother: Caley (LAWSON) Family 1 Sarah WILSON Thomas Vinyard LAWSON Jesse LAWSON Infant LAWSON ... INDEX Notes : According to the research of Virginia Foxworth Lawson published in The Lawson Letters (#19, p. 165), a John Losson, with Vinyard Crawford and Goulder Fields as neighbors, were listed in the MS territorial census of 1816 as living in Monroe Co., MS Territory, from which Walker Co. was formed in 1823. That census was taken in the MS Territory as a prelude to the establishment of AL as a state. : I was able to find a Vanyard Crawford, Golder Fields, and a John Lawson in the 1820 census St. Clair Co., AL. It showed that in the Crawford household there was 1 male 5-10 years, 1 male 10-15 years, 1 male 15-20 years and 1 male 50-60 years, which I assume is Vanyard. There was 1 female 10-15 years and 1 female 40-50 years. In John Lawson's household there were 4 males 5-10 years, and 1 male 20-30 years, whom I assume to be John. There was also 1 female 0-5 years, 1 female 5-10 years and 1 20-30 years. Because of the age, I am not sure this is the same John Losson/Lawson that shows up in the 1840 and 1850 censuses with his sons Vinyard and Goulder living in Walker Co. : It had been thought that since the name "Vinyard" has been used in the family for many generations that it was a family name, maybe the maiden name of John's wife Sarah. However, it appears that it could be the name of a family friend"Vinyard Crawford." Excerpts from "Gone to Georgia" by William C. Stewart

50. Descendants Of John Wesley Lawson Sr Generation No. 2. 2. SARAH C. 2 Lawson (John WESLEY Lawson 1 SR) wasborn 1836 in Indiana. iii. KURT John Lawson, b. June 11, 1970. 17. http://www.rootsweb.com/~intippec/LawsonDesc.htm

Descendants of John Wesley Lawson Sr Compiled and Submitted by: Mike Freed Generation No. 1 J OHN WESLEY LAWSON SR was born Abt. 1812 in Virgina, and died Abt. 1894 in Parke Co., Indiana. He married (1) CATHARINE BRENT October 15, 1835 in Fountain Co., Indiana, daughter of JAMES BRENT and SARAH MORGAN. She was born January 02, 1814 in Montgomery or Fountain County, Indiana, and died February 28, 1864 in Parke Co., Indiana. He married (2) MELISSA MYERS June 23, 1864 in Parke Co., Indiana, daughter of ALEXANDER MYERS and SALLY FISHER. She was born June 17, 1840 in Parke Co., Indiana, and died February 24, 1895. Children of JOHN SR and CATHARINE BRENT are: i. LAURA 2 L AWSON. 2. ii. SARAH C. LAWSON, b. 1836, Indiana. iii. RACHEL LAWSON, b. July 06, 1838, Parke Co., Indiana; d. July 12, 1916, Parke Co., Indiana. iv. EMMA LAWSON, b. October 1841, Parke Co., Indiana. v. GEORGE W. LAWSON, b. May 01, 1845, Parke Co., Indiana; d. December 03, 1903, Parke Co., Indiana. vi. WILLIAM B. LAWSON, b. 1847, Parke Co., Indiana; d. January 24, 1900, Parke Co., Indiana. vii. MARY E. LAWSON, b. January 10, 1852, Parke Co., Indiana; d. January 27, 1855, Parke Co., Indiana.

51. John Gillis To James Lawson Page 2. Persons named in this deed include James Lawson, John Gillis, SimonWilson, John Woodward Wilson, John Farmer, Julia Palmer Added 15/3/2001. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nbcampob/deed4a.htm

John Gillis to James Lawson (March 1866 Land Deed) Page 2 Persons named in this deed include: James Lawson, John Gillis, Simon Wilson, John Woodward Wilson, John Farmer, Julia Palmer Added 15/3/2001 Return to Miscellaneous Page Return to Campobello Index Page Page Coded and Mounted 15/03/2001

52. CERN Document Server (BETA): John D. Lawson (Archives) CERNARCH-JDL-0001 . ; Early history of British synchrotrons Lawson, John David,RAL, UK . From 1942-12-12 to 1997-04-10 Detailed record - Mark record. http://cdsweb.cern.ch/goto.shtml?c=John D. Lawson (Archives)

53. John Howard Lawson TN. Lawson, John Howard Howard (was the name he went by) was a carpenter. DeedJF.FRAIZER to John HOWARD Lawson wife. for $800.00 bought a lot no. http://sassy4824.tripod.com/LawsonFamily/id4.html

document.isTrellix = 1; Tennessee to Virginia to ...... HOME John Howard Lawson Thomas Alexander Lawson Thomas L. Lawson Stephen Lawson William Lawson ... Contact Me... John Howard Lawson LAWSON, John Howard Together they had 3 children: Born: March 4,1887 Charleston,Bradley Co.,TN Died: September 5,1968 Cleveland,Bradley Co,TN Married: August 22,1908 Cleveland,Bradley Co.,TN wife: Bettie Jane Pearce Children: Dora m: Woodrow Morgan, 1 child DELIA MARIE m: Charles Lindner, 2 children Albert Pearce m: Edna Winstead, 2 children Parents: Thomas Alexander (Alex)and Sarah Stevison 1890 thru 1900 census for Bradley Co,TN. Death certificates Obit. notices Marriage records for Bradley Co,TN Deeds for Bradley Co,TN Family Information : Links We went to visit a couple times as a child about 8-9 yrs.old. I remember Papaw in blue overalls and a hat in the garden.Papaw was always busy with something. Mamaw was also always busy and had us with bowls of green beans to snap and clean.Papaw built the home they lived in an addition was later added. Mamaws kitchen had an old pancake wood stove in the kitchen she cooked on mostly.Noon meal was the main meal, covered with towles and then left for later. The orginial house had three rooms. Kitchen, Bedroom w/ front door, and Living room with a small fire place. Later an addition of two bedrooms,bathroom connecting the addition.A front porch was added also with a porch swing that squeeked. Most everyone was outside all day. I remember playing in an apple tree. Climbing it and eating apples that tasted like pears. The tree was planted near a pear tree anfd the roots must have grown together. The pears had an apple taste and the apples had a pear taste. We were told no one else had a tree like this.

54. Pepys' Diary: Lawson, Sir John The diary Background info Diary introduction About this site The story so far Further reading Search Help. Lawson, Sir John. Top People Lawson, Sir John http://www.pepysdiary.com/p/110.php

@import url(/style/default/global_non_ns4.css); The Diary of Samuel Pepys The diary Background info Diary introduction About this site ... Further reading Search: Help Lawson, Sir John Top People Annotations new David Quidnunc Link Lawson, very early in 1660 Annotate this page Before posting an annotation please read the annotation guidelines Name: (required) Email address: (required) Personal URL: Remember personal info? Yes No Annotation: No HTML in annotations. URLs will be turned into links. TrackBack TrackBack URL for this page: http://www.gyford.com/cgi-bin/mt-tb.cgi/110 Listed below are links to sites that reference this page (if any). Tuesday 7 February 1659/60 Tuesday 21 February 1659/60 Tuesday 6 March 1659/60 Friday 23 March 1659/60 ... Back to top

55. Historic Bath - John Lawson — John Lawson — Explorer, Historian, and CoFounder of Bath. A WRITER ANDHISTORIAN A gentleman by birth, John Lawson was a well educated man. http://www.ah.dcr.state.nc.us/sections/hs/bath/lawson.htm

Explorer, Historian, and Co-Founder of Bath A dventurer John Lawson booked passage for the New World and sailed from Cowes, England on May 1, 1700. An acquaintance who had been to America assured Lawson " that Carolina was the best country I could go to ," and the young traveler was eager to see Britain's colony in the New World. After a harried ocean voyage lasting nearly three months, Lawson's ship put in at New York Harbor. In late August, following a brief stay in New York, Lawson sailed for the bustling colonial port of Charleston. By December, the young adventurer had been given a daunting task. The Lords Proprietors—wealthy Englishmen appointed by the Crown to govern the settlement of Carolina—assigned John Lawson to conduct a reconnaissance survey of the interior of the province. The Carolina backcountry at that time was an unknown and forbidding place. There were no adequate maps, and little was known about the Native American inhabitants of the region—including their attitude toward English settlers. THE LAWSON EXPEDITION O n December 28, 1700, Lawson—with a party of five Englishmen and various Indian guides picked up along the way—set out on a brave journey through the wastes of Carolina. Following the Santee and Wateree Rivers through southern Carolina, Lawson's party met with members of several Native American tribes in the region, including the Santee, Congaree, Wateree, and Waxhaw Indians.

56. RacingOne.com - Unfiltered Racing News John Lawson. Born June 6, 1957 Residence Joliet, Ill. Marital Status http://www.racingone.com/driver.asp?driverid=900&subseries=16

57. Genealogy Data Peden, Myrtle Gender Female Family Marriage 3 DEC 1874 Spouse Lawson, Mandy Birth 28 APR 1851 Gender Female Parents Father Lawson, John Mother Le Fan http://home.att.net/~karenlcox/dat0.htm

58. Heys J L IN MEMORY OF OUR BAXENDEN LADS. 1914 1918. 1939 - 1946. Wm. Turner- November 1994. PTE. 26365 John Lawson HEYS 20th October 1918. http://www.microloft.co.uk/bax_lads/heys jl.htm

IN MEMORY OF OUR BAXENDEN LADS Wm. Turner - November 1994 PTE. 26365 JOHN LAWSON HEYS 20th October 1918 Baxenden Lads Introduction Baxenden War Memorial ANDERSON, William ANDERTON, John Henry ... WINTERBOTTOM, Richard Links Accrington Pals Visit to Serre The Somme and Vimy First World War pages ... Designed by M i c r o L o f t PTE. 26365 JOHN LAWSON HEYS of the East Lancashire Regiment was killed in action on the night of October 20th 1918 during the capture by his battalion of the village of Briastre, near Cambrai in northern France. John was aged twenty four and lived with his parents at 15 Hudson Street, Accrington. Before his enlistment in 1916 he worked with his father at Kearns Allan Turkey Red Dyeworks, Baxenden. He saw much service in France, and also suffered much. He was wounded in July 1917 and again in March 1918. He had returned to France from hospital in England only a month before he was killed. His death was instantaneous, and he died together with two comrades - his platoon officer and his platoon sergeant. John's company officer later wrote to his father that "John was one of the most cheerful and efficient soldiers in the company, and all the N.C.O.'s and men in his platoon will greatly feel his loss". John's body lies in Belle Vue Farm British Cemetery. It was begun by John's battalion on October 23rd after they captured the farm. In 1922 it was enlarged by forty seven graves from the surrounding area, and now contains 140 graves, even so, a relatively small cemetery for the area. The cemetery is bounded by the high wall of the farm, and the other three sides by brick walls. The whole is planted with flowering shrubs and thorn trees.

59. John Lawson Links And Images A New Voyage to Carolina, by John Lawson, 1709. A New Voyage to Carolina, by John Lawson, 1709 (with all illustrations). John Lawson's map of Carolina. http://www.tradingpath.org/lawson/lawson1.html

Lawson factoid #1: A New Voyage to Carolina was first published as A Description of North-Carolina in 1708 as part of A New Collection of Voyages and Travel , selected and arranged by John Stevens. (London: J. Knapton, December 1708). "A New Voyage to Carolina," by John Lawson, 1709 "A New Voyage to Carolina," by John Lawson, 1709 (with all illustrations) "A New Voyage to Carolina," by John Lawson (Project Gutenberg e-text; downloadable) John Lawson's description of his 1701 visit to "Achonechy-Town" (from the 1709 edition) ... John Lawson Exhibit - East Carolina University Lawson factoid #2: When the North Carolina State capitol burned in 1831, its library was destroyed (along with an original copy of John Lawson's History of Carolina ). Upon learning of this, former president of the United States James Madison donated his original copy of the book to the new state library. This copy is still in the possession of the state (in its Division of Archives and History), and is inscribed by Madison on the inside cover. Title page from the 1709 edition of John Lawson's journal The capture of John Lawson and Von Graffenried by Tuscaroras in 1711 (from Lambert Lilly's The Early History of the Southern States , Philadelphia, 1832) John Lawson, Christopher Von Graffenried, and his slave held captive by Tuscaroras at Catechna

60. John Lawson - EBook Titles - Software Technology John Lawson. John Lawson eBooks Selected Titles by John Lawson. A New Voyageto Carolina. John Lawson. A New Voyage to Carolina. About eBooks. http://www.ebookmall.com/alpha-authors/l-authors/John-Lawson.htm

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