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Son of Capt. Not discouraged at the lukewarmness of his neighbors, Thomas Lawrence, though far advanced in years, accepted the command of the forces of Queens County. ...Elizabeth Stevenson (born Lawrence), Hannah Leonard (born Lawrence Master), John Larrance Lawrence, Richard Lawrence, William L. Lawrence... William C Lawrence Sr., Elizabeth Lawrence (born Smith). He, together with these two brothers, in the year 1655, obtained possession of a tract of a land in Newtown, on Long Island, being mentioned as patentees in the patent of that town, granted by Governor Dongan, in 1689. Portrait of Hon. The said Col. Richard came over in the suite of Lord Effingham Howard, Governor of Virginia, in the year 1683, and settled in Elizabethtown.

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He was a magistrate under the Dutch government at Flushing, in 1655, and also held, under the English government, a military commission. Sir Philip founded Elizabethtown, in New Jersey, giving to it her name. (born Gildersleeve). Find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks for sale, the latest news, and sold auction prices. (born Gildersleeve), William Lawrence, Elizabeth (Lawrence Carteret Elizabeth Townley Elizabeth Lawrence Elizabeth Carteret) Wood (born Gildersleeve). Education Experience Experience. 2d. He was appointed, in 1665, one of the first aldermen of New York, on its incorporation under Nicolls, the first English governor after the conquest. energy and decision of character, and are evidently the production of a man of superior mind and liberal education. The following browsers are supported: Chrome, Edge (v80 and later), Firefox and Safari. The misconception or obstinacy, whichever it was, that influenced Leisler in delaying to surrender the fort at New York to Governor Slaughter on his arrival, involved all the members of his council in the consequences of this omission ; and William Lawrence with the rest of them, were seized and committed, on a charge of high treason. Message. The descendants of Thomas Lawrence (being the Newtown branch of the family) are very numerous, residing in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and other States of the Union. ©2020 Artnet Worldwide Corporation. John was soon afterwards appointed high sheriff of the county, to which place he was also chosen in 1698. Sir Philip died in 1682, leaving the whole of his estate, situate in the Province of East New Jersey, to his widow, Elizabeth, and her heirs forever, appointing the said Elizabeth his sole executrix (see Appendix I and K). Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. These proceedings do not appear, however, to have interrupted the mutual confidence and affection of the uncle and nephew. about twelve miles from London. Sir Thomas Lawrence (1769–1830) was the pre-eminent portraitist of the Regency period, depicting monarchs, political leaders, aristocratic families, society beauties, and actresses with bravura flair. 18 Profile Searches. He was also in the magistracy of the North Riding of Yorkshire, on Long Island. 2 Fourth. She was the youngest sister of Elizabeth, her husband's father's second wife, and had issue : .... etc. hath a certain tract of land belonging thereto, and bounded westward, beginning at the mouth of a creek, and from thence including a certain neck of land called Tew's Neck, to run eastward as far as Matthew Garrison's Bay, from the head or middle whereof a line is to be run south-east, in length about three miles, and about two miles in breadth, as the land hath been surveyed and laid out by virtue of an order made at the general meeting held at Hempstead, in the month of March, 1665 ; and that there be the same latitude in breadth on the south side as on the north, to run in two direct lines southward, to the middle of the hills, to the bounds between the said towns of Flushing and Jamaica."