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About Nancy Elizabeth Lawson
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Nancy Elizabeth Jeffers, dau. of Wiliam Jeffers and Mary ---, was b. 1808 in Tennessee; m. with THOMAS LAWSON. In 1850 they resided in Scott, Scott County, Tenn. 15 children.
Family stories say that Nancy Jeffers Lawson was accidentally shot by chicken thieves while the family was away and she was alone. She died and is buried in the Matthews Cemetery, where most of the Lawson family members are buried who died while living there.
Children :
- Andrew (1823). Married Sarah Brown.
- Susannah (1826). Married Nathan Bowlen.
- Edward (1828).
- Elisha (9/1829). Married Mary Counts. Civil War, 13th Regiment, KY Calvary
- Christina (5/31/1831). Married 1) Allen McDonald 2) Berry Bowling 3) William A. Felty
- Lewis (1833). Married Jane E. Worley.
- Jeremiah (7/20/1834). Married 1) Nancy Ellen Barnes 2) Sarah Ann Norris. U.S. Volunteer Inf. as a Pvt., denied pension.
- Elswick (1835). Married Vianna Summers.
- Peggy Ann (1840-1843).
- Lucinda (1/20/1841). Married Jesse Fielding Staley.
- Lakey (1844). Married Jeremiah Brown.
- Amanda (1847). Married George W. Byrd.
- Henry (12/31/1838). Married Nancy Evaline Parmley.
- Elvira (11/1/1853) (twin) in Reynolds County, MO. Married Joshua Shoopman ('Co. D., 12th Regt., Kentucky Infantry')
- Elmira (11/1/1853) (twin) in Reynolds County, MO. Married Pittman.
Sources:
- 1850 census: Nancy (42) w husband Thomas (47) in Scott, Tenn. with children. He is a farmer.
- "United States Census, 1850," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MCD1-6B3 : accessed 2 April 2012), Nancy Lawson in household of Thomas Lawson (Scott county, Scott, Tennessee, United States).
- Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Aug 27 2016, 18:01:10 UTC
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Parents also seen as James R Jeffers & Rhoda Roach
Parents also seen as William B Jeffers & Mary
Nancy Jeffers is probably the daughter of William and Mary Jeffers. She was married to Thomas Lawson about 1822 probably in Campbell County, Tennessee. They lived in the New River area outside of Huntsville, Tennessee. It was here where their first thirteen children were born: Sarah, Susannah, Andrew, Elisha, Christine, Lewis, Jeremiah, Elzick, Henry, Peggy Ann, Lucinda, Lakey and Amanda.
The Lawson family then moved to Reynolds County, Missouri where their last two children were born: (twins) Elvira and Elmira.
The family moved again, this time to Clinton County, Kentucky and settled on Spring Creek next to where the Dale Hollow Lake is now. They were there when the Civil War broke out. Family stories say that Nancy Jeffers Lawson was accidentally shot by chicken thieves while the family was away and she was alone. She died and is buried in an unmarked grave in the Matthews Cemetery, where most of the Lawson family members are buried who died while living there.
Thomas Lawson married his second wife, Sarah M. Beck (widow of John Groom) on May 15, 1869. She passed away on February 17, 1880. No children.
Thomas Lawson married his third wife, Eliza Jane (widow of Thomas Sanders) on April 25, 1880. They had one daughter: Martha. Eliza Jane had two children from her first marriage - George and America Sanders.
The Lawson family moved to Erath County, Texas about 1882 or 1883. Eliza Jane died in December of 1889. Thomas Lawson died in February 1891 and is buried in an unmarked grave in the Huckabay Cemetery in Huckabay, Texas.
- Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Nov 3 2016, 1:38:25 UTC
- Reference: RootsWeb's WorldConnect - SmartCopy: Nov 3 2016, 6:30:32 UTC
- Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Dec 17 2016, 5:52:14 UTC
- Reference: FamilySearch Genealogy - SmartCopy: Dec 18 2016, 6:58:32 UTC
Nancy Elizabeth Lawson's Timeline
1808 |
1808
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1823 |
1823
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1825 |
October 1825
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1829 |
September 20, 1829
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1829
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1830 |
May 31, 1830
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1833 |
October 2, 1833
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Huntsville, Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1834 |
July 20, 1834
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Campbell County, Tennessee, United States
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1835 |
August 4, 1835
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Huntsville, Scott County, Tennessee, United States
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