Please add profiles for those who were born, lived or died in Lawrence County, South Dakota.
Official Website
Lawrence County was created January 11, 1875, and was organized in 1877.[3] The county was named for "Colonel" John Lawrence, who came to the county as first treasurer in 1877.
Adjacent Counties
Cities, Towns, Townships, Communities & Territories
Beaver Crossing | Benchmark | Blacktail | Brownsville | Central City | Cheyenne Crossing | Chinatown | Crook City | Deadwood (County Seat) | Dumont | Elmore | Englewood | Galena | Gayville | Greenwood | Hanna | Lead | Lincoln (Carterville) | Merritt (part) | Midland (Garden City) | Nahant | Nemo | North Lawrence | North Spearfish | Preston | Roubaix | Saint Onge | Savoy | South Lawrence | Terraville | Tinton | Trojan (Portland) | Whitewood
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Black Hills National Forest (part)