Parents: George Evear & Martha J (Craddock) Teat.
Married Thomas N. Lawson (son of Dianna Margaret "Dicey" Wier and Robert Lawson) on 04 January 1878 in Ellis County, Texas.
This family is listed on the 1880 Ellis County Texas Census married with one child.
The 1900 Ellis County Texas census shows Tom and Sarah living in Ellis County, Texas. Sarah, is shown as being the mother of nine, eight living and listed as Ada, Alta, Ever, George, Mattie, Annie, Ben, and Charles Lawson.
Sarah became a widow during the 1900-1910 decade.
The 1910 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 48, widowed, mother of ten children with eight children living; living with four sons Evor, George, Bennie, and Charlie.
The 1920 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 58, widowed, mother-in-law, living in the household of Ada Hogg, her husband and children.
The 1940 Tom Green County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson, age 78, living in the household of daughter, Ada Hogg, Ada's widowed brother Charlie Lawson and Ada's niece Emma Lawson.
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Find A Grave contributor Wayne Smith:
Mrs. S.A. Lawson, formerly of San Angelo, who had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Alta McGowan, 303 West Larkin, for the past four months, died Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Lawson was born in Alabama on September 2, 1886.
Surviving are four sons, E.T. Lawson of New Castle, G.C. Lawson of Oklahoma City, B.H. Lawson of Oklahoma City, C.W. Lawson of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Ada Hogg of San Angelo, Mrs. McGowan of Athens, Mrs. Annie Willoughby of Van Alstyne; one brother, John Youngblood of Dallas, and eighteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Mattie Kee of El Paso preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Bristol cemetery in Ellis county Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Bristow of Corsicana officiating. Burial was in the Bristol cemetery.
The Carroll and Lehr Funeral Home of Athens was in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Athens Review May 18, 1944
Married Thomas N. Lawson (son of Dianna Margaret "Dicey" Wier and Robert Lawson) on 04 January 1878 in Ellis County, Texas.
This family is listed on the 1880 Ellis County Texas Census married with one child.
The 1900 Ellis County Texas census shows Tom and Sarah living in Ellis County, Texas. Sarah, is shown as being the mother of nine, eight living and listed as Ada, Alta, Ever, George, Mattie, Annie, Ben, and Charles Lawson.
Sarah became a widow during the 1900-1910 decade.
The 1910 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 48, widowed, mother of ten children with eight children living; living with four sons Evor, George, Bennie, and Charlie.
The 1920 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 58, widowed, mother-in-law, living in the household of Ada Hogg, her husband and children.
The 1940 Tom Green County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson, age 78, living in the household of daughter, Ada Hogg, Ada's widowed brother Charlie Lawson and Ada's niece Emma Lawson.
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Find A Grave contributor Wayne Smith:
Mrs. S.A. Lawson, formerly of San Angelo, who had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Alta McGowan, 303 West Larkin, for the past four months, died Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Lawson was born in Alabama on September 2, 1886.
Surviving are four sons, E.T. Lawson of New Castle, G.C. Lawson of Oklahoma City, B.H. Lawson of Oklahoma City, C.W. Lawson of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Ada Hogg of San Angelo, Mrs. McGowan of Athens, Mrs. Annie Willoughby of Van Alstyne; one brother, John Youngblood of Dallas, and eighteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Mattie Kee of El Paso preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Bristol cemetery in Ellis county Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Bristow of Corsicana officiating. Burial was in the Bristol cemetery.
The Carroll and Lehr Funeral Home of Athens was in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Athens Review May 18, 1944
Parents: George Evear & Martha J (Craddock) Teat.
Married Thomas N. Lawson (son of Dianna Margaret "Dicey" Wier and Robert Lawson) on 04 January 1878 in Ellis County, Texas.
This family is listed on the 1880 Ellis County Texas Census married with one child.
The 1900 Ellis County Texas census shows Tom and Sarah living in Ellis County, Texas. Sarah, is shown as being the mother of nine, eight living and listed as Ada, Alta, Ever, George, Mattie, Annie, Ben, and Charles Lawson.
Sarah became a widow during the 1900-1910 decade.
The 1910 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 48, widowed, mother of ten children with eight children living; living with four sons Evor, George, Bennie, and Charlie.
The 1920 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 58, widowed, mother-in-law, living in the household of Ada Hogg, her husband and children.
The 1940 Tom Green County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson, age 78, living in the household of daughter, Ada Hogg, Ada's widowed brother Charlie Lawson and Ada's niece Emma Lawson.
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Find A Grave contributor Wayne Smith:
Mrs. S.A. Lawson, formerly of San Angelo, who had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Alta McGowan, 303 West Larkin, for the past four months, died Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Lawson was born in Alabama on September 2, 1886.
Surviving are four sons, E.T. Lawson of New Castle, G.C. Lawson of Oklahoma City, B.H. Lawson of Oklahoma City, C.W. Lawson of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Ada Hogg of San Angelo, Mrs. McGowan of Athens, Mrs. Annie Willoughby of Van Alstyne; one brother, John Youngblood of Dallas, and eighteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Mattie Kee of El Paso preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Bristol cemetery in Ellis county Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Bristow of Corsicana officiating. Burial was in the Bristol cemetery.
The Carroll and Lehr Funeral Home of Athens was in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Athens Review May 18, 1944
Married Thomas N. Lawson (son of Dianna Margaret "Dicey" Wier and Robert Lawson) on 04 January 1878 in Ellis County, Texas.
This family is listed on the 1880 Ellis County Texas Census married with one child.
The 1900 Ellis County Texas census shows Tom and Sarah living in Ellis County, Texas. Sarah, is shown as being the mother of nine, eight living and listed as Ada, Alta, Ever, George, Mattie, Annie, Ben, and Charles Lawson.
Sarah became a widow during the 1900-1910 decade.
The 1910 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 48, widowed, mother of ten children with eight children living; living with four sons Evor, George, Bennie, and Charlie.
The 1920 Ellis County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson age 58, widowed, mother-in-law, living in the household of Ada Hogg, her husband and children.
The 1940 Tom Green County Texas census lists Sarah Lawson, age 78, living in the household of daughter, Ada Hogg, Ada's widowed brother Charlie Lawson and Ada's niece Emma Lawson.
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Find A Grave contributor Wayne Smith:
Mrs. S.A. Lawson, formerly of San Angelo, who had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Alta McGowan, 303 West Larkin, for the past four months, died Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Lawson was born in Alabama on September 2, 1886.
Surviving are four sons, E.T. Lawson of New Castle, G.C. Lawson of Oklahoma City, B.H. Lawson of Oklahoma City, C.W. Lawson of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Ada Hogg of San Angelo, Mrs. McGowan of Athens, Mrs. Annie Willoughby of Van Alstyne; one brother, John Youngblood of Dallas, and eighteen grandchildren and seventeen great-grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. Mattie Kee of El Paso preceded her in death.
Funeral services were held at the Bristol cemetery in Ellis county Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Bristow of Corsicana officiating. Burial was in the Bristol cemetery.
The Carroll and Lehr Funeral Home of Athens was in charge of arrangements.
Published in the Athens Review May 18, 1944
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