Lawson -- Lawson, Welsh and Fletcher, Lot 16, Concession 1n, Middleton [1857 Sketch]

Lawson -- A. M. Lawson, printer, Port Dover  
E. M. Lawson, Port Dover [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Adam Lawson wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1882] -- Adam Lawson Jr. of Port Dover married Miss Elln M., eldest daughter of John P. Redker, 1 Feb 1882 at her father's home in Waterford [BC18820208]

Lawson -- Adam Lawson died [Ontario Vital Stats 1883] -- Adam Lawson Jr., 29, died 2 Dec 1883 in Port Dover [NR18831206] [BC18831212] -- Adam Lawson Jr. 1854-1883
[Port Dover Cemetery stone]

Lawson -- Adam Lawson, 84, died 7 Jan 1910 in Port Dover [BC19100119] -- Adam Lawson 1825-1910 [Port Dover Cemetery stone]

Lawson -- Mrs. Adam Lawson, 93, for many years a resident of Port Dover, died last Tuesday in Chicago. Remains interred at Port Dover [WS19170531p1] [Compiler's Comment: we found no surviving, readable stone for Mrs. Lawson in Port Dover Cemetery in 2009]

Lawson -- Alexander Lawson wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1876]

Lawson -- Alexander Lawson of Port Dover married Miss Charlotte Tate, daughter of late Thomas Tait, 28 May 1890 in front of 250 people in Colborne [BC18900604]

Lawson -- Alex Lawson, 58, born 13 Sep 1843 in Scotland, immigrated 1846
his wife Charlotte V., 60, born 29 May 1840 in Ontario
his widowed sister-in-law Melinda Carpenter, 40, born 18 Feb 1861 in Ontario
his single son [sic] Miles S. Carpenter, 16, born 6 Jul 1884 in Ontario [1901 Census of Port Dover:1]

Lawson -- Alex Lawson's wife, Charlotte Victoria, 73, died 9 Sep 1912 in Port Dover [SR19120919p6]

Lawson -- Alex Lawson, gentleman, Port Dover [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Alex. Lawson, 83, of Port Dover died Friday. Funeral was Sunday. His nephew, Simcoe postmaster I. D. Lawson, attended [SR19190911p7] 

Lawson -- to wife of Alfred D. Lawson a son: Theodore Dean, 16 May 1909 in Madison, Ill. [SR19090610]

Lawson -- Mrs. Alfred D. Lawson, Rose, died 1 Feb 1919 in Detroit. Buried at Davenport, Iowa [SR19190206p7]

Lawson -- Alice Adams, 44, wife of John H. Lawson, died 18 Jul 1901 in Stratford [SR19010725]

Lawson -- Ann Elizabeth Lawson, 87, died 20 Feb 1899 in Delhi [SR18990302]
-- the will of Ann Eliza Lawson of Delhi was probated in 1899 [Norfolk Wills]

Lawson -- Archie Lawson of Buffalo, N.Y. married Miss Maggie Davis, daughter of Mr. Church Davis, last Monday morning [Vittoria SR19060720p10]

Lawson -- Arthur Lawson, who has been spending a few days with his family in Port Dover, has left to resume work on the staff of the Detroit Journal [SR19200108p12]

Lawson -- to wife of Arthur B. Lawson a son 20 Jul 1888 in Port Dover [BC18880801]

Lawson -- Bessey Lawson wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1872]

Lawson -- Bessie M. Lawson, 34,  wife of C. W. Lambert, died 6 Mar 1917
[Greenwood Cemetery stone]

Lawson -- Clara Bell Lawson born [Ontario Vital Stats 1881]

Lawson -- Miss Clara Lawson:
-- was bridesmaid for her sister -- also see wedding review
-- visited her sister, Mrs. Jack Greenlund in Rochester, N.Y. [SR19100922p10] 
-- see Emergency Hospital 
-- see Women Honored
-- see her sister-in-law's obituary

Lawson -- Miss Clara Lawson, accompanied by her little nephew Ted, whose mother died a fortnight ago, has come home from Detroit [SR19190220p12]

Lawson -- Donald Malcolm Lawson, 797177, Private [1916 Norfolk's Own] 
-- Donald Malcolm Lawson, 18, single, Methodist, clerk, born 17 Jan 1898 
in Brighton Ontario, son of Harry T. Lawson of Buffalo
-- see a scan of his Attestation Paper side 1.
-- see a scan of his Attestation Paper side 2.

Lawson -- E[    ] Lawson wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1874]

Lawson -- Fred Lawson, now living in Calgary, son of I. D. Lawson of Simcoe, has tried to enlist three times but has been rejected each time due to a stiff ankle [SR19180103p5]

Lawson -- Frederic S. Lawson, 69, of 99 Colborne Street South in Simcoe, son of Isaac D. Lawson and Margaret Isobel Burgess, died of his burns believed caused by smoking in bed, 4 Oct 1960. Survived by sister Clara at home and brother George Wilson Lawson in California [SR19601005p8]

Lawson -- George D[e]dley Lawson, 52, son of Peter Lawson, died 15 Sep 1896 at Great Falls, Mich. [SR18960924]

Lawson -- George Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Lawson of Simcoe, who is now in Khaki as a member of the Aviation Corps training at Camp Borden, visited his parents [SR19180103p5] -- Flight Lieut. George Lawson has finished his course at Beamsville and left Wednesday for the west. He expects to go overseas shortly [SR19180711p9] -- Lieut. George Lawson of Toronto is visiting his parents after being released from hospital after an attack of influenza. It is probably his last leave before going overseas. Lieut. Lawson came from Medicine Hat to join the flying corps [SR19181107p8] -- Lieut. Geo. Lawson, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Issac Lawson [SR19181212p2]

Lawson -- H. Peter Lawson 1874-1937 | his wife E. Rose McIntosh 1879-1971
John D. McIntosh 1850-1924 | his wife Fanny S. 1855-1900
J. Russell McIntosh 1880-1969 | his wife Mary Alice Stuart 1902-1989
M. Leone McIntosh wife of Leo Hurt 1884-1971
Alma Gertrude McIntosh wife of Geo. T. Leguyer 1892-1915 [Oakwood Cemetery stones]
[Compiler's Comment: also see Peter Lawson]

Lawson -- to wife of Hanson Peter Lawson, a daughter, 2 Jan 1915 in Simcoe [SR19150107p5]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson: 
-- subscribed to Simcoe Pork Packing
-- see 1907 Simcoe Voters List
-- donated to Belgium Relief calf [SR19141126p1]
-- donated to Ag. Society in 1916.
-- see 1920 golf match

Lawson -- Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Lawson have Mrs. Alfred Lawson and little son of Detroit, visiting [SR19101110p7] -- also see Mrs. Alfred Lawson's obituary

Lawson -- the former site of I. D. Lawson's harness shop on Robinson Street in Simcoe is now operated by The Ruhm Company, selling clothing, etc. [SR19130220p8]

Lawson -- Mrs. I. D. Lawson of Simcoe was sister of Mrs. C. M. Cook of Vittoria, and daughter of James Burgess who died last week in Vittoria [SR19091216p12] -- see Mrs. Burgess' obituary

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson was father-in-law of Benjamin J. Greenlund, department manager of Hofzwasser's  of San Diego, who foiled a hold up in that city [Held Up, SR19150304p3]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson's sister, Mrs. Crysler of Delhi, is visiting [SR19170913p12] 
-- I. D. Lawson's brother, Mr. J. H. Lawson of Brigden, visited [SR19180808p10]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson has sold the building that housed his harness shop before he became postmaster and subsequently held Max Ruhm's dry goods shop, to shoemaker Charles Curtis [SR19181010p12]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson, postmaster, 95 Colborne St. N., Simcoe 
Bell Lawson, lady, 95 Colborne Street North, Simcoe 
Clara Lawson, single, lady, 95 Colborne St. North, Simcoe 
George Lawson, clerk, 95 Colborne Street North, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson:
-- was pallbearer for Edward E. Collins -- see Edward's obituary
-- was pall-bearer for Andrew Irwin -- see Irwin funeral
-- attended his uncle Alex. Lawson of Port Dover's funeral [SR19190911p7]
-- see John Sharp's 1920 obituary
-- was pallbearer for George O. Werrett -- see Werrett's obituary

Lawson -- Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Lawson had their son, Alfred Lawson of Detroit, visiting [SR19200318p1] -- postmaster I. D. Lawson has returned from a week's vacation in Brown City, Michigan [SR19200819p7]

Lawson -- I. D. Lawson of Simcoe is visiting his brother, James A. Lawson at Delhi [SR19200826p11]

Lawson -- Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Lawson had their daughter Mrs. Benjamin Greenlund and daughter Margaret, visit from San Diego, California [SR19201014p1]

Lawson -- to wife of Isaac Lawson:
-- a son 6 Sep 1878 in Simcoe [BC18780911p3]
-- a daughter 5 Jul 1880 in Simcoe [NR18800709p3]

Lawson -- Isaac Lawson -- see 1880 Simcoe Firemen

Lawson -- to wife of Simcoe saddler Isaac Dean Lawson, nee Margaret Isabell Burgess, a daughter: Marie Louise, 20 Apr 1884 [Ontario Vital Stats 022148] 
-- to wife of Isaac D. Lawson a daughter 20 Apr 1884 in Simcoe [BC18840423] [WS18840501]

Lawson -- Isaac D. Lawson: 
-- was pallbearer for Frank H. Pearce
-- see Photos & Bios

Lawson -- to wife of Isaac D. Lawson:
-- a son 8 Aug 1886 in Simcoe [NR18860812]
-- a son [8] [instant] 1891 in Simcoe [BC18910617] [SR18910618p3]

Lawson  -- the wife and infant of Simcoe harness-maker Isaac D. Lawson were returning from Port Dover with her sisters Mrs. C. M. Cook and Miss Minnie Burgess last Saturday evening when the rear seat of the Democrat they were in overturned, throwing them backward onto the road near Mr. Kniffen's home, a short distance below Brown's Hotel [BC18870803p1]

Lawson -- Isaac D. Lawson petitioned council [BC18911007]

Lawson -- Postmaster I. D. Lawson was a brother of John H. Lawson of Brigden [SR19150805p10]

Lawson -- Simcoe harness maker Isaac Dean Lawson married Margaret Isobel, daughter of Jarvis station master James Burgess, 19 Dec 1877 in Jarvis [BC18771226p3]

Lawson -- Isaac D. Lawson -- see 1937 Deaths

Lawson -- J. Lawson Jr. and J. A. Wilson, Lot 23, Concession 12, Windham  [1857 Sketch]

Lawson -- J. Lawson Sr.:
-- and J. E. Harris and J. Carlisle, Lot 24, Concession 11, Windham [1857 Sketch]
-- and part of Fredericksburg, Lot 24, Concession 12, Windham  [1857 Sketch]

Lawson -- Mr. J. Lawson died Sunday. Funeral was Tuesday [Delhi SR18970422p1]

Lawson -- J. A. Lawson of Houghton returned home from the war -- see 1918 Items of Local Interest

Lawson -- James Lawson of Delhi married Mrs. Coft of Tara, 6 Jun 1900 in Tara [SR19000614]

Lawson -- James A. Lawson, 42, born 1 May 1858 in Ontario, insurance agent
his wife Susen [sic], 33, born 31 Jan 1868 in Ontario
his single stepson, Roy A. Croft, 12, born 7 Jun 1888 in Ontario [1901 Census of Delhi]

Lawson -- James A. Lawson, insurance and harness -- see 1906 Delhi Reporter

Lawson -- to wife of James A. Lawson a daughter 28 Sep 1906 in Delhi [SR19061012] [BC19061010]

Lawson -- Mrs. James Lawson of Delhi is a sister of Mrs. Thomas L. Cochrane, born Agnes Turner, wife of well-known "Tom" Cochrane, district freight agent of the Wabash, died at her home on St. Thomas last Tuesday. They formerly lived in Delhi, where Mr. Cochrane was Airline station agent [SR19190904p12]

Lawson -- James A. Lawson, harnessmaker, Block 12 Lot 2, Delhi  
Susan Lawson, housewife, Block 12 Lot 2, Delhi [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Mrs. Jas. Lawson of Delhi has her sister, Miss N. Turner of Calgary, visiting [SR19200912p11]

Lawson -- James A. Lawson of Delhi has his brother, I. D. Lawson of Simcoe, visiting [SR19200826p11]

Lawson -- James A. Lawson of Delhi is Norfolk's new clerk of the fourth division court, Arthur Gerhard having resigned [SR19200923p1]

Lawson -- Janietta Lawson wed James Brown [Ontario Vital Stats 1879]

Lawson -- Jeannette Lawson attended Simcoe High -- see 1929 Monocle

Lawson -- Jessie A. Lawson, Delhi [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Jessie Jane Lawson married William Henry Hambridge [Ontario Vital Stats 1877]

Lawson -- John Lawson, laborer, 239 Talbot Street South, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- John H. Lawson of Simcoe married Miss Alice, daughter of George Adams of Simcoe, 18 Jun 1877 in Simcoe [BC18770620p3] -- John Lawson wed Alice Adams [Ontario Vital Stats 1877]

Lawson -- John W. Lawson 1898-1957 [Port Dover Cemetery stone]

Lawson -- Joseph Lawson of Windham -- see 1841 Licenses

Lawson -- Joseph Lawson, 82m died 18 Apr 1897 in Delhi [WS18970429p1]

Lawson -- L. A. Lawson, nurse, Port Dover [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Marion Lawson: 
-- was 1920 Delhi Public School pupil
-- see 1920 Delhi Public School Promotions
-- see 1920 Delhi Public School pupils

Lawson -- Mary Lawson wed Ezra Crysler [Ontario Vital Stats 1879]

Lawson -- Mary, 65, wife of Peter Lawson, died 6 Aug 1884 in Delhi [WS18840821] -- Mary, 65, wife of Peter Lawson and mother of Isaac Lawson of Simcoe, died 6 Aug 1884 in Delhi [BC18840813]

Lawson -- to Mary L. Lawson, wife of B. J. Greenlund, a daughter, 18 Feb 1912 in Rochester [SR19120222p7]

Lawson -- Miss Mary Louise Lawson, daughter of Isaac D. Lawson of Simcoe, married Benjamin J. Greenland of Rochester, N.Y. 11 Jul 1910 in Simcoe [BC19100713p4] [SR19100714p10] -- also see wedding review

Lawson -- Murray Lawson: 
-- see 1918 Simcoe Public School students
-- was a 1920 Simcoe Junior Fourth student [SR19200708p3]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson was 1865 Reeve of Woodhouse -- see Norfolk County in 1865

Lawson -- Peter Lawson, 80, widower, born 10 Jan 1820 in Connecticut, immigrated 1832
his widowed housekeeper Charlotte Whiting, 77, born 11 Apr 1823 in Ontario
his single domestic Rachel Dunbar, 21, born 23 May 1879 in Ontario [1901 Census of Port Dover:1]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson, 90, died 22 Mar 1911 in Port Dover [SR19110330p7]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson, born 10 Jan 1821, died 22 Mar 1911
his wife Sarah, born 10 Mar 1818, died 12 Jun 1897
their children: George D., born 4 Oct 1843, died 15 Sep 1896
Thomas R., born 23 Jan 1849, died 24 Mar 1849
Peter S., born 17 Jan 1852, died 5 Sep 1885 [Port Dover Cemetery stone]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson of Toronto married Miss Rose, eldest daughter of John D. McIntosh of Simcoe, 18 Nov 1903 at her father's home on Kent Street in Simcoe [SR19031120]
[Compiler's Comment: also see H. Peter Lawson]

Lawson -- Mrs. Peter Lawson was sister of Mrs. George Lequyer -- see Lequyer obituary

Lawson -- to wife of Peter Lawson a son 5 Jan 1906 in Toronto [SR19060112] [BC19060117]

Lawson -- Mrs. Peter Lawson has her sister, Miss Leone McIntosh of an American nursing unit returned from Germany, in Simcoe for a visit [SR19190710p10]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson, machinist, 26 Argle Street, Simcoe 
Rose Lawson, housewife, 26 Argle Street, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Lawson -- Peter Lawson -- see 1937 Deaths

Lawson -- Sarah, a resident of Port Dover for 42 years, wife of Peter Lawson, died 12 Jun [1897] in Port Dover [WS18970624p6] 

Lawter -- Thomas Lawter died [Ontario Vital Stats 1871]

Lawton -- Mary Ann Lawton wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1876]

Laxton -- Laura Bell Laxton, fifth daughter of John Laxton of Toronto, married John Spencer of Port Rowan, 2 Sep 1901 at Buffalo [SR19010905]

Layhe -- stone cutter John Layhe of Port Dover married Miss Julia Manning of Simcoe, 10 Jan 1881 at LaSalette [BC18810119p3]

Laycock -- Miss Florence Laycock -- see Miss Jessie Hunter Landon

Laycock -- to wife of Rev. J. Laycock a son 9 Jul 1888 in Waterford [BC18880718]

Laycock -- to wife of Rev. J. Laycock a son 29 Apr 1890 in Waterford [BC18900507]

Laycock -- John Laycock -- see Miss Jessie Hunter Landon

Laycock -- Oliver Sovereign Laycock wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1880] 
-- lumber merchant Oliver Sovereign Laycock of Buffalo, married Annie, second daughter of Z. Landon of Simcoe, 28 Dec 1880 at her father's home [BC18801229p3] [NR18801231p3]

Layland -- William Layland of Simcoe married Alya M. White of Simcoe, Wed 22 Sep 1915 in Simcoe [SR19150823p5]

Layland -- William Layland, 796131, Private [1916 Norfolk's Own]
-- William Layland, 27, Baptist, farmer and machinist, born 9 Aug 1888 in Bury England, next-of-kin: Mrs. Alys Layland of Simcoe
-- see a scan of his Attestation Paper side 1.
-- see a scan of his Attestation Paper side 2. 

Layland -- Private William Leyland [sic] (photo) of Simcoe has been wounded in leg [SR19170906p6] -- Signaller W. Layland of the 4th Battalion's letter re experiences at the battle of Lens.[SR19180207p3]

Layland -- Wm. Layland has been discharged from the Hamilton Military Hospital [SR19190717p10]

Layland -- William Layland, gentleman, 128 Head St. S., Simcoe  
Ally Layland, 128 Head Street South, Simcoe [1919 Voters List]

Layland -- William Layland, 133rd Btn. C.E.F., 1888-1965
his wife Alice, born in England, 1888-1965 [Oakwood Cemetery stone]

Layle -- George Layle wed -- see Ontario Vital Stats 1874

Layman -- Anne Layman wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1872]

Layman -- Bruce Layman of Walsingham married Helen, daughter of John Forse, 30 Nov 1910 at her parents' home in Woodhouse [BC19101207p6] [SR19101201p7]

Layman -- to wife of Bruce Layman a daughter 3 Mar 1912 in Woodhouse Gore [SR19120307p12]

Layman -- to wife of Bruce Layman, nee Helen Force, a daughter, 26 Jul 1913 at Sheffield, Ont. [SR19130807p7]

Layman -- Mrs. E. Layman, 88, one of South Middleton's oldest and most respected residents, died 10 Jun 1918 at the home of her son-in-law, Richard Mills [SR19180620p2]

Layman -- Elizabeth Nellie Layman born [Ontario Vital Stats 1870]

Layman -- Ephraim Layman died 17 Feb 1906 | his wife Malinda, 29 years 5 months 13 days, died 6 Jun 1858 [Mount Pleasant Cemetery stones]

Layman -- Ephraim Layman's widow, Marie Newkirk, died 10 Jan 1918 at the home of her daughter in South Middleton -- see her obituary

Layman -- Frank Layman, 1897 councillor of South Walsingham [SR18961231p1]

Layman -- to wife of Frank Layman a son 24 Jan 1899 at Spring Arbor, South Walsingham [SR18990202]

Layman -- Miss Kate Laymond [sic] of South Walsingham married A. Doan of North Walsingham 13 Nov 1889 at home of her father [BC18891218] [Compiler's Comment: Norfolk researcher Robert Mutrie reported in a 20 Nov 2003 email: "This was Kate Layman, daughter of Ephraim Layman of South Walsingham"]

Layman -- Kate Layman, wife of A. C. Doan, died 7 Feb 1929 -- see her obituary

Layman -- Nellie Layman, the wife of Richard Mills of Georgetown, was a sister of Kate Layman, a daughter of Ephraim Layman, and a granddaughter of Mose Newkirk -- see her sister's obituary

Layman -- Nellie Layman 1870-1965 | her husband Richard Mills 1874-1947 
[Evergreen Cemetery stone]

Layman -- Percy Layman of South Walsingham -- see 1917 Norfolk Exemptions [pdf] 

Layman -- S. H. Layman: 
-- see List of 1885 teachers
-- see Kate Layman's obituary

Layman -- Thos. Layman:
 -- see 1873 Tillsonburg Observer article
-- was an officer of 1890 Norfolk Agricultural Society [BC18900122p1]
-- see Kate Layman's obituary
[Compiler's Comment: compare with Thomas Laymon, below]

Layman -- the late Thomas Layman of Walsingham's daughter, Mrs. A. L. Wheeler of St. Thomas, died this morning [SR19170531p12]

Layman -- William Daniel Layman wed [Ontario Vital Stats 1873]

Laymon -- also see Layman

Laymon -- Frank Laymon, 46, born 9 Nov 1856 in Ontario, farmer
his wife Jane, 41, born 28 Apr 1859 in Ontario
his single son Bruce, 13, 16 May 1857 in Ontario
his single son Harry, 2, born 24 Jan 1899 in Ontario [1901 Census of S.Walsingham:2]

Laymon -- James L. Laymon was an officer of 1890 South Walsingham Agricultural Society [BC18900122p1]

Laymon -- Thomas Laymon was an officer of 1890 South Walsingham Agricultural Society [BC18900122p1]

Laymon -- Thomas Laymon, 61, a Lieutenant in Volunteers during Fenian raid, died 14 Sep 1891 in South Walsingham [BC18911014] -- the will of Thomas Laymon of South Walsingham was probated in 1891 [Norfolk Wills]

Laymon -- Thomas Laymon, born 14 Oct 1831, died 14 Sep 1891 
his wife Hagar Morden, born 14 Jan 1830, died 31 Oct 1878 [Morden Cemetery stone]

Laymon -- to wife of W. E. Laymon a son 7 Mar 1880 at Langton [BC18800317p3] [TO] 

Lazonby -- Pte. James Lazonby, Labor Corps, C.E.F. 1885-1951 [Greenwood Cemetery stone] 
[Compiler's Comment: we found no corresponding Attestatioin Paper in the C.E.F. database]