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Quite a few Lawrence family genealogies contain a case of mistaken identity that continues to be perpetuated. It's an easy mistake to make because two Williams married two Sarahs who were all contemporaries and both couples lived in Montgomery County, Virginia, but not at the same time.
A an old family story says we are related to Jesse James and possibly Merle Haggard. Will research confirm the stories or bust them?
A valuable source of information for those researching a Lawrence line of descent. It also incorporates Lawrence Y-DNA Project information.
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