Slawson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

kjosborne46 — 2015-08-06 02:48:35Z

That's true. In my case, I was able to follow it to my dad....but, I am certain that there are others that George missed. And, it is without citations. Best of luck on your search. Kathy

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

na_weinberg — 2015-08-06 02:40:39Z

Hi Darlene, yes it is a great place to start. My father and grandfather are in there too but listed incorrectly!

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

na_weinberg — 2015-08-06 02:38:42Z

Yes, I know of that book. It lists lot of information but lacks sources.

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

dkdonovan — 2015-08-05 20:33:00Z

Thank you for responding, but I do have this book. However, this is one of the "Slawson lines" that, for some reason was omitted. My mother who was born in 1933 and is in the book. Great book even with some of the problems. Thanks. Darlene

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

kjosborne46 — 2015-08-05 04:39:38Z

There is a book that you can buy about the Slawsons. It begins with George in 1637 who jumped ship and swam to Plymouth to my father's generation. My dad was born in 1925. The title of the book is called "The Slason Slauson Slawson Slosson Family" and was compiled by George C. Slawson. According to this George, all Slawsons, regardless of spelling, are related to the 1637 George so we are all cousins. The book is our collective family tree. You can view it on-line and look for Ebenezer and Lydia before you purchase the book. Best of luck.
Kathy Slawson Osborne

Trying to establish proof of birth and lineage for Henry Slawson, son of Samuel and Hannah Smith of Poundridge,NY

na_weinberg — 2015-05-28 16:47:03Z

Henry 29 Dec 789 does not appear in any records that I have located. Everyone seems to use the book by George Slawson as the standard. Can anyone direct me elsewhere? I don't see the family in the records of The Church of Christ in Salem, but that is where they likely worshipped. Hannah and Samuel were married in South Salem in 1784. Thanks

Re: Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

na_weinberg — 2015-05-28 16:39:35Z

Hello there, don't faint. I just noticed your post. My info is from Find a Grave: Ebenezer died in 182 in Yates Co. NY. He married Lydia born 14 Jun1762 died 20 Jan 1841. They had one son, Ebenezer 17 Aug 1795 born in Schenectady Co and died 18 Aug 1879 Hanover, ChautauquaCo NY Ebenezer was a favorite name with the Slawsons. I don't have proof of his father.

I am hoping you might know something of Samuel and Hannah Slawson of Poundridge, NY. I can't find any proof of the birth of their children, esp Henry 1789. In 1800 the family moved to Duanesburg and the parents died in 1803 and 1804 leaving young children. Henry was 14 years old. Uncle Ebenezer came up to handle the land sale but that is the only record I can find

Re: SLAWSON families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2015-05-13 11:24:28Z

Hi Roy,

Many thanks again for sending the marriage details. I have managed to trace all the UK SLAWSON families back to one of 5 starting points, and collect any SLAWSON information that I find -- apart from America. If I can help with anything, please get in touch direct -- my email address is : PLL5@HOTMAIL.COM

Re: SLAWSON families in England

rs005a0158 — 2015-05-11 13:04:10Z

Hi Peter
I thought you may have picked the record up since your earlier post was 2009, if I recall correctly. Hope your Slawson research is going well. Some people collect stamps, others postcards, I collect Slawsons then try to connect them up. Have some success but more puzzles than I care to admit. Best of luck in your endeavors, feel free to enquire if you have a brick wall, you just never know?

Roy

Re: SLAWSON families in England

PeterLoach5 — 2015-05-11 12:39:03Z

Roy,

Many thanks for the message. The SLAWSON-PRICE marriage turned up on "Ancestry" a couple of years ago as part of their London records, much to my surprise! Brixton was a Parish I had never considered searching, and the entry wasn't on the Mormon IGI, so it's understandable how it eluded me and Mom for over 30 years -- it was just a shame she didn't live long enough to see the mystery solved!
It does show you that not everything is indexed yet, even in places like London.

Re: SLAWSON families in England

rs005a0158 — 2015-05-10 23:25:54Z

Peter
I think there may be the marriage for John & Mary. The date fits and there is a witness, Elizabeth Price, that gives a link. Marriage St. Matthew's Church, Brixton, Surrey, England 25 Sep 1827. Witnesses: Stephen William Thomas and Elizabeth Price.

Stupidly I did not record the source but it must be available on internet since I am an "armchair" family history. chaser.

Roy

SLAWSON NORTHAMPTON/BILLESDON?

davidwilde1944 — 2014-06-27 21:14:43Z

"It is great to hear from someone descended from the Billesdon SLAWSONs after all these years -- contacts from my direct branch have been very few!
The grandmother of my late mother Bea was Mary Jane SLAWSON, born 1855 in Billesdon, 2nd of 9 children of William SLAWSON (1828-1884) & Elizabeth FOX. William and your Alfred were brothers -- 2nd & 8th of 10 children of William SLAWSON (1797-1875) & Jane TYERS. As I`m sure you know, Alfred gave the name Tyers to 5 of his children, so Jane must have been well loved. William was the oldest of 10 children of Richard SLAWSON (1772-1842) & Ann THORP. Richard was again the oldest of 5 of William SLAWSON (birth & death dates unknown) & Ann TOON. And William was the youngest child of yet another William SLAWSON (died 1736) & Elizabeth ALLEN, who were married 11 Oct 1727 at Kibworth Beauchamp.
The origins of William (married 1727) are still uncertain after 30 years of research! Mom liked to think he was connected to earlier SLAWSON families in Carlton Curlieu, but there is no real evidence for it -- we simply have never found a likely William being baptised anywhere around 1700."

Re: SLAWSON families in England

davidwilde1944 — 2014-06-27 20:12:41Z

SLAWSON
David Wilde
Fri 6/27/2014 10:45 AM
To:
pll5@hotmail.com;Ron Green,
Hullo. Dave Wilde here from New Mexico USA reporting in. I wondered if there was any more on the Billesdon (Leicestershire) tree you had mentioned a while back. I am the son of Elizabeth Slawson daughter of May Annice Tyers Slawson born 1895 who married John R. Price in 1929. Hope you are all in the best of health. I understand the SLAWSON born around 1700 might be from or connected here to the Northampton Slawsons? David Wilde

Re: Slawson

1_judycates — 2014-05-03 23:01:02Z

How can I help you? I live Miss., have extensive history on Slawson (Slauson etc since 16 different spellings), have George Slawson book mentioned to you. Researched my line to 1500s. I am not a pro researcher but have lots info. If you send me anything please tell much as you know, such as year or timeframe, any other family members and geographics etc. also have my lineage ancestry.com.
Yes 2 brothers arrived early America, one appears to have died. Your lineage could very well trace back to then. George Slawson bCkpaced across US during depression, actually visited my forefathers in Miss. I talked to him on phone in calif 1970 ish.

Daniel Kert Slawson, d. 3/28/1916

Darline4x4 — 2013-11-08 01:33:16Z

I have no information about his family, sister, brothers, was there an obituary? What is the name of the cemetery in Burdett?

Elizabeth (Libbe) K Slawson Weeks

rhansonb — 2013-09-18 00:08:45Z

Married I believe to H. Leanard Weeks Children H. Guy Weeks
L. Ora Weeks
W. Clare Weeks
any information would be great

Re: Phebe M (Slason?) Holman Gage (1813-1876)

WHANSEN — 2012-08-04 21:21:11Z

According to the Slawson/Slauson/Slason family book Franklin Slason had seven children as follows:

1. George Franklin Slason
2. Charles C. Slason
3. James Logan Slason
4. John Slason
5. William Emera Gage Slason
6. Philora Slason
7. Penelella Slason

There is no mention of any Phebe married to any of the Slason sons. The surname index shows no Slason association with anyone with the surname Holman.

Re: SLAWSON families in England

davidwilde1944 — 2010-03-23 23:29:20Z

Hullo david stock. Yes we were photographed in Altringham and I still have the picture taken in 1960s on one of my numerous websites(www.artmajeur.com/davidwilde). I look at this photo from time to time to recall those interesting days spent with my mother's twin brother at 10 derby street which he bought at ahout this time. He lived in australia again (twice I remember) but Ruby gor really sick so they had to sell their newly bought land in 'peran' (?) just outside of melbourne and then returned to England, Leicester where Jim worked at the Leicester Museum on Pocklingtons Walk. She passed away shortly after that and then in 1987/8 my mother was visiting my sister in the USA when he suddenly got sick. It was cancer of the throat and just shortly after her return to Leicester he passed away.

I now live in New Mexico, southwest USA and try to write and sometime teach. I just retired and am keeping busy authoring and planning to travel the world...

Its great to get in touch after this time david. Nice to hear from you. I was in canada twice travelling from the UK to New Mexico the long way! By the way you will find Jim's portraits and drawings/paintings on this webpage (above).

My website are on facebook and email is wilde@unm.edu (University new mexico)

Cheers. David Wilde (504-810-2241) cell

Phebe M (Slason?) Holman Gage (1813-1876)

paperdragonwings — 2012-08-04 20:13:26Z

Hello! I'm seeking information on Phebe M. (Slason?) Holman Gage.

She was born in 1813 in Vermont, parents unknown.

Phebe M. HOLMAN can be found residing with Franklin and Patience (Gage) Slason in Sudbury, Rutland, Vermont on the 1850 US Federal Census. Her daughter, Phebe J. SLASON is also residing with this family. Thomas and Eunice (Stephens) Gage, who I believe are the parents of Patience, are next door neighbors found on the same page. It's also possible they were the parents of the Mr. Gage who married Phebe M Holman. For certain, though, this Gage family is related in some fashion.

The only other record I have of Phebe is of her death. Her gravestone can be found in Vesta Cemetery in Johnson County, Nebraska. On one side, the gravestone reads the following:
HOWARD
Phebe J Holman <-- This is Phebe J Slason found on the 1850 census
Wife of J.T. Howard
1844-1887
George Irving
1864-1876
Agnes
1873-1875
On the other side, the gravestone reads:
GRANDMOTHERS
Phebe M GAGE <-- This is Phebe M Holman found on the 1850 census
1813-1876
Agnes T Howard
1811-1884

Phebe M Gage [Phebe M Holman Gage] and Agnes T Howard [Agnes Todd (Clark) Howard] were the grandmothers of George Irving Howard and Agnes Howard found on that gravestone. Agnes T Howard was the mother of J.T. Howard [John Todd Howard].

To add to the confusion, Phebe M Gage's daughter, Phebe J Slason, was recorded as Jane HOLMAN in her marriage to John HOWARD. They were married Aug 29, 1863 in Oswego, Kendall, Illinois, USA.

I'm looking for 1860 records for mother and daughter, Phebe M Holman and Phebe J Slason/Holman. They may have resided near Squaw Grove, De Kalb, Illinois, as that is where John T Howard can be found.

I'm also looking for 1870 records for Phebe M Holman/Gage. She may have lived in Johnson County, Nebraska by this time. Her daughter and son-in-law lived in Sterling, Johnson, Nebraska.

Phebe Jane (Holman) Howard's son Harlos was born in Minnesota on 17 Aug 1865, so it's also possible that 1865 Minnesota state census records could be found for Phebe J Howard and Phebe M Holman/Gage.

I know that Phebe M Gage is *not* the same Phebe Gage found in Grafton County, NH in 1860 and Plato, Ill. in 1870, as this Phebe Gage 1813-1885 was buried next to Rebecca and in the same lot as Hannah (found in 1860) at Udina Cemetery in Udina, Kane, Illinois.

In summary, here's what I'm hoping to find:
• 1860 US Fed Census for Phebe M Holman/Gage and for Phebe J Slason/Holman
• 1865 Minnesota State Census for Phebe M Holman/Gage and for Phebe J Howard.
• 1870 US Fed Census for Phebe M Holman/Gage, probably in Johnson County, Nebraska
• An explanation for why the daughter had the surname Slason in 1850 but Holman when she got married.

I wonder if perhaps Phebe M Holman Gage was Slason by birth and had Phebe J out of wedlock, then married a Mr. Holman. (The best possible match as a husband I can find is a Liutenant Holman found in Rutland County, Vermont records.) My theory is that Phebe J would have then used the maiden name of Holman to legitimize her birth before marrying John Todd Howard, who was a devout member of the M.E. Church since his teenage years.

What I wonder especially is why Phebe M and her daughter can be found residing with Franklin and Patience Gage in 1850. Was Franklin her brother, or was Patience her sister? Did Phebe M later marry into Patience's family? There are records of a Phebe M Slason as Franklin's sister, however she was born in 1828 and as far as I can tell, married Silas W Howard and died in Hubbardton, VT in 1898.

Re: Phebe M (Slason?) Holman Gage (1813-1876)

paperdragonwings — 2012-08-05 08:32:39Z

At least that rules her out as Philora's sister. :) Thank you for ruling out one of the possibilities!

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

beverwat — 2012-09-30 07:28:40Z

Linda , my name is Bev Watson. Quite interesting that we have a lot of the same place names in our Slawson families. I will be caught up with you in age a few years down the road. This same incident with place names rings true with other lines in my family as well. All of our Slawsons started out in New York . Ours are the only ones who left and migrated to IN. The town I grew up in had for judge -My great uncle, Blacksmith-grt grandfather, realator grt uncle and grandfather, 15 school teachers grandparents,aunts uncles and cousins. postal employees, doctor uncle, mayor,butcher grt uncle,farmers-grt uncles,concert pianist,insurance co grt uncles and the founder of the town plus a cousin - supreme court justice.

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

beverwat — 2012-07-22 20:03:04Z

I descend from George Slawson and his father Richard down through Eliezer ,James, James, Bowers, jesse, Manassah (Barny) , & William. From Ny. to Mass. Conn.,to IN. You must be from George's son John.

Re: Slawson, England

beverwat — 2013-01-30 20:09:59Z

My parents were married in Liecester,1945. My father's mother was Pearl Ruby Slawson, her Slawson ancestors were from Southwark, Surrey. I have relatives in Darbyshire (Spondon) and my grandmother was born in Nottingham. My Slawsons came to USA in 1636. You must be from some of the sibblings left behind. beverwat@yahoo.com We have a James Slawson in our 4th generation.One of his sons was also James. We were in NZ. 2010. North Island. Where are you located ?

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

beverwat — 2012-09-29 03:08:06Z

Linda, My great grandfather was William Henry Slawson and one of his daughters was Amelia Slawson. Who did your Amelia marry ?

Re: Seth SLAWSON, Chicago wife Rachel

ktomp7744 — 2013-05-20 16:16:13Z

Interesting. I've got 2 Seth Slawsons, uncle & nephew, and probably neither matches yours. My direct line ancestor is Seth Holcomb Slawson (1850-1926) s/o Jesse D & Rachel Fuller Chase Slawson, who were in NY before they moved west to IL, Whiteside Co. This Seth married Emma Jane Patch in 1871 in Whiteside Co. They moved on to Nebraska and Kansas.

The uncle is Seth Slawson b c1810 "probably" at Palentine, Montgomery Co NY, died in Chicago; married to Matilda XX, about whom I know nothing, in Oneida Co NY. This Seth is s/o David & Addie Kinney Slawson.

My Seth H is his nephew, and we decorate his his wife's graves on Memorial Days, in Jefferson Co KS.

Re: Decendants of Henry Slawson, Rock County, WI

mqt — 2012-10-06 19:39:01Z

In reply to Lyn Seaburg:
The "The Slason-Slauson-Slawson-Slosson Family" compiled by George C Slawson, copyright 1946 is one of the books that Ancestry.com has. It popped up when I added an old Slawson name to my tree. The book did not pop up for every old name that I added.

My late m-i-law was related to Aaron. He seems to have moved away from genealogy for the moment. It was finding his post on this board that helped me so much when I started on Slawson.

Re: Decendants of Henry Slawson, Rock County, WI

lewislinda48 — 2012-10-06 02:49:17Z

My Slawsons are from La Crosse, Wisc.. My Slawson married into the Russell Family. Amelia Slawson who married James Otis Russell is my mothers Grandmother and Grandfather, I have a picture of them in front of the farm. You can write me anytime. Linda

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-30 00:41:22Z

Dear Friend, My Amelia Slawson married James Otis Russell who are the parents to my Grandfather James Franklin Rusell, who married Harriet Van Tyle Hubbard, whoes line goes back to Lady Diane. My mother is Juanita Ruth Russell Vater. I have been waiting for someone else working on this line. I have one picture Amelia and James in front of the farm. If interested you can wwrite me again. a family member Linda P.S. I,d like to know your name you have mine.Also where are you from. I,m from Tinley Park, Illinois and I am 66 years old. I,m so greatfull that I found you.

Re: Decendants of Henry Slawson, Rock County, WI

lewislinda48 — 2012-11-17 00:14:24Z

dear
SLawson Friends, I found another place that has the book, it iS the UNUVERSITY OF CHICAGO, IN ill. I haven't been there yet. I WROTE TO MY COUSIN WHO LIVES UP THAT WAY. hE IS UP IN AGE, AND I HOPE TO HEAR FROM HIM SOON. he has Grandma's photo books and all. Waiting to hear from him. Then i can do more work with you all. My Grandpa Russell is the son of Amelia Slawson and James Otis Russell. HENRY SLAWSON IS HER FATHER HE MARRIED INTO THE BLACK FAMILY. HOPE THIS HELPS YPU ALL, LINDA

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

lewislinda48 — 2012-10-22 00:10:42Z

Dear Bev, Would you like a copy of the picture that I have of the Farm that James Ottis Russell and Amelia Slawson Russell live on I can send you one I will learn fron my daughter how to do this. I can also ask my Mom the name of the church cemetary in Wisc. for you. My Mom is 91. I have a good picture of her and one of me you can have one also. Can you send me one of you? I will put it in my book on pretty paper. Your cousin, Linda

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

lewislinda48 — 2012-10-22 00:07:52Z

Dear Bev, Would you like a copy of the picture that I have of the Farm that James Ottis Russell and Amelia Slawson Russell live on I can send you one I will learn fron my daughter how to do this. I can also ask my Mom the name of the church cemetary in Wisc. for you. My Mom is 91. I have a good picture of her and one of me you can one also. Can you send me one of yu? I will put it in my book on pretty paper. Your cousin, Linda

Re: Decendants of Henry Slawson, Rock County, WI

lewislinda48 — 2012-10-21 23:06:38Z

To all interested in Slawson, My name is Linda Dawn Vater Lewis, My Mom is Juanita Ruth Russell Vater, and Her Father is James Franklin Russell, he married Harriot Van Tyle Hubbard, He is the son of James Ottis Russell, who married Amelia Slawson, She is the daughter of Henry Slawson, and i have only one picture of Amelia and James in front of the farm. anyone wanting to write me I will reply to. A cousin of you all, Linda

Re: Slawson

lewislinda48 — 2012-10-21 22:54:46Z

Dear Slawson Friend, My name doesn't show Slawson, but my mother is Juanita Ruth Russell Vater, and she is the granddaughter of Amilia Slawion Russell, she married James Otis Russell and lived in Rock County, Wisc..My mother's father is James Franklin Russell the son of her grandparents. Henry Slawson is Amelia's father. I am very interested in hearing from you. I hope this helps you a lot.When I was a kid, we would visit the cemetary every summer. I have one picture of Amelia and James in front of the farm. As always Linda and hope to hear from you.

Re: addition to Henry Slawson family of Janesville

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-28 21:34:11Z

I am the gg granddaughter of henry slawson. He is the father to my g grandmother amelia slawson. She is my mothers grandmother and the mother to her father james franklin russell all of lacrosse, wisc. My name is linda dawn vater lewis. Write me anytime. linda lewis

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:56:28Z

I have a Vater family tree which is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vater a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope this is of some help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Write me any time.

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:52:58Z

I have a Vater family tree which is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vateer a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope this is of some help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Write me any time.

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:52:50Z

I have a Vater family tree which is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vateer a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope this is of some help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Write me any time.

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:51:46Z

I have a Vater family tree which is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vateer a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope this is of somwe help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Write me any time.

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:51:42Z

I have a Vater family tree which is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vateer a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope this is of somwe help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Write me any time.

Vater, Russell

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:48:45Z

I have a Vater family tree whish is 27 pages long writter by Oskar Vater which my Aunt has completly translated into English. My Mom is the Russell who married a Vater. My Vaters came from Germany, and goes back to 1651. I have one Abraham Vateer a scientist from Whittenburg at the University. I have my Russells back to olde Salem, The Hubbards on this line are my trouble, but I have a good bit done on them. Hope thios is of somwe help to you all out there. I would like to find some more Vaters out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis. Writ me any time.

Russell/Slawson family

lewislinda48 — 2012-09-27 21:40:43Z

My GGGrandfather is Henry Slawson the father to my G Grandmother Ameila Slawson of Onalaska, La Crosse, Wisconsin. She married James Otis Russell who is my Grandfathers Father James Frankin Russell. He is my Mothers Father. I have this line back to 1611 and the Russell line back to Olde Salem, Mass. in the whitch craft time to Rebeca Nurse. My Mom gave me postcards sent from Olde Salem. Hope this will help some of you all out there in research land. Linda Dawn Vater Lewis

Re: James H. Slawson

4infantry — 2013-03-09 15:11:40Z

Hello

I writing a story on Michigan Men executed in the civil war. I trying to find out what James H. trade was when he enlisted in the civil war.

Slawson, England

jamesslawson_1 — 2012-07-23 23:38:55Z

Hello to all,

My name is james Slawson, born and raised in New Zealand.
My father moved from England to NZ in 1966.
My grandfather Alfred was b1910 in nottingham.
My immediate and fairly recent Slawson connection is generally based in Nottingham, but there is also a connection in Derby and Leicester.

It would be good to have contact with anyone who is on or near that same line

Regards

James

Re: Harry Slawson

PeterLoach5 — 2010-03-25 12:56:49Z

Hello Tracey,

That would be great -- contact me direct (PLL5@hotmail.com) and I`ll give you my address.

With thanks

Re: SLAWSON families in England

SandraB40 — 2012-01-03 22:33:53Z

Hi Susan, My Husbands G/G/Father was David Slawson died in Qld Happy to share info. you can contact me at sbuckler@optusnet.com.au Sandra

Ebenezer Slawson and Lydia Nash

dkdonovan — 2012-02-06 21:58:16Z

Looking for information on Ebenezer Slawson who married Lydia Nash. I believe he died around 1820. That is all the information that I know. Any information regarding Ebenezer would be greatly appreciated.

Josiah Slawson and Mary Williamson

dkdonovan — 2013-05-14 17:08:45Z

Looking for information on the Josiah SLAWSON who married Mary WILLIAMSON. Mary was the daughter of Timothy WILLIAMSON and Mary HOWLAND. Some sources claim that it was Josiah CLOSSON who married Mary WILLIAMSON. Trying to figure out which is correct. Would appreciate any suggestions in solving this matter. Thank you.

Re: Link to George Slawson of Stamford, CT wanted

dkdonovan — 2012-12-23 03:55:00Z

I, too, am a descendant of George Slawson. My mother was a Slosson, so I have quite a list. I do have a website: dkdonovan.com. Please check out my Slawson lines and let me know what you think. Thanks.

Re: SLAWSON families in England

stockduplication — 2010-03-23 20:41:39Z

Hello,
I just came across a message from 2004,about the name Slawson.As a child we had a Jim Slawson living with us as a batchelor in the later part of 1950's. My parents owned a house in Fulham,on Parsons Green road,and jim used to rent a room from us.

After leaving London and moved to Epsom,Jim would come and visit. I remember visiting Jim in Altringham just outside Manchester
I stayed there during summer holidays,also with another chap named David I think he was going into the forces!!

Jim married Ruby I think that was her name,and moved to Australia,that was the last contact I had with Jim untill a visit to the UK
sometime in the 80's,when we spoke on the phone. I am sure this is one and the same as mentioned in your message.

I live in Canada now and have been for over 35 years. If Jim ever spoke of us we are the Stock Family,my mother Elizabeth and father Albert,both now passed on.
Hope you get this message. I remember him well. very quiet man

Sincerely

David Stock

Re: Harry Slawson

stegfish — 2010-03-23 19:15:18Z

Thank you so much for the information about Harry and the Slawson family.
I have copies of some of the school registers with the Slawson names on - would you like copies of them?
Best wishes
Tracey