|-------- | |---------Phenton LAWLOR (Ireland - Ireland) | | | |-------- | |------John LAWLOR (1803, Ireland - 1883, Iowa) | | | | |-------- | | | | |--------- | | | |-------- | Mary A. LAWLER (1848, Kentucky - 1887) | | |-------- | | | |--------- | | | | | |-------- | | |------Mary LALOR (1816, Ireland - 1860) | | |-------- | | |--------- | |--------
Mary's tombstone reads, ``Mary A. Lawler, wife of James Cuddy, June 9, 1848, April 25, 1887'' Hence the spelling of her surname.
The following story appears in the circa 1944 Lawler family history, while talking about the Lawler's time in Crawford County, Iowa:
One of the first school houses ever built in Jackson Twp., was built by Patrick James Lawler, and taught by his sister, Mary, who later became Mrs. Cuddy. The bldg. still stands, but is used as a chicken house by Leo Dunn, a son of Margaret Lawler and Tom Dunn. It was built about 1880. For a few months a school was taught by Mary Lawler --- later Mrs. Cuddy, in an upstairs room of the house now occupied by Bill and Tom Lawler.
Sources for this individual: @S596@ @S1173@ @S542@