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The second row of headstones are the Lemon Family. According to the Cemetery Transcription the broken stone on the left is Jacob Joseph Lemon and the 2nd broken stone is for Mary (Marr) Lemon.

Mary heiratete Lemon, Jacob Joseph geschätzt 1768. Jacob (Sohn von Lemmon, Joseph und Lemon, Prudence - wife of) wurde geboren in 1743 in , Sussex County, New Jersey, USA; gestorben am 13 Feb 1816 in ,, Ontario, Canada; wurde beigesetzt in Old Lundy's Lane United Methodist Church Cemetery, Niagara Falls, Niagara Regional Municipality, Ontario, Canada. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

1. Lemon, Joseph wurde geboren in 1769 in , Sussex County, New Jersey, USA; gestorben in 1837 in Port Dover, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada; wurde beigesetzt in Woodhouse United Church Cemetery, Halfway House Corner, Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada.

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Lawrence was born in Renfrow, Scotland, he removed first to New Jersey and then to Northampton County, Pennsylvania where he reared a large family.
It is said the original Lawrence Marr had five or six sons; that he and his eldest son were Loyalists during the war of the Revolution, and that his remaining sons, including David, supported the cause of independence.
Lawrence died before 1790.Research shows it was his youngest son Lawrence who was also a Loyalist and was with James Moody.

Lawrence heiratete Marr, Esther - wife of geschätzt 1746. Esther wurde geboren geschätzt 1724; und gestorben. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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