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From the LAWS FAMILY REGISTER Database Today 24 July

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Born Today 24 July

LAWES

1895 Leonard Lawes (RN) at Salisbury WIL
1900 Clarence Albert Lawes at Fulham MDX

LAWS

1763 Ann Laws at Necton NFK
1796 Mary Laws at Littleport CAM
1837 John William Laws at Hawkinge KEN
1868 Louisa Ann Laws
1900 Ernest Robinson Laws at Gateshead DUR
1905 Irvin Horace Laws at Thatcher Box Elder UT United States
1958 Kevin Neil Laws at TX United States
1980 Theophilus James Laws in TX USA
1982 Jozette Rayshell Laws
1989 Solomon Chin Laws at TX USA
1991 Jarelle Laws

MCLAWS

1922 Howard Ernest McLaws at Bathurst NSW AUSTRALIA


MARRIED Today 24 July


LAWS

1661 Edward Laws married Margaret Mitchells at Norwich NFK
1749 Sarah Laws married to Richard Harrison at Walesby NTT
1819 Ann Laws married to William Fisher at Fincham NFK
1970 Dorethy Kelly Laws married to John Riley at Carson City NV USA
1976 Maudine Laws married to Heard L Floore

DEATHS Today 24 July


LAWES

1944 Florence Adelaide Lawes (Widow) at Eastleigh HAM
1976 Marion Lawes at Sevenoaks KEN

LAWS

1936 Walter Henry Laws at Slough BKM
1961 Henry Partridge Laws (Coal Miner) at Dawdon DUR
1981 Maurice Edward Seymour Laws (Lt Col 25105 OBE MC RA Rtd) at Sevenoaks KEN


McLaws

 1897 Lafayette McLaws (Confederate Major General) at Savannah GA USA

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