Isaac Bass Lawrence , merchant, planter, and for 20 years, Justice Judge of Beat
Two, Rankin County , Mississippi, Deacon of Mt. Pisgah Church from young man until
he removed to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1910. He always took an active part in
all civic and religious movements in his community, being ever on the alert for
progress. He died November 24, 1930 in Jackson, Mississippi and is buried by
the side of his wife in Fannin, Rankin County Baptish Cemetery, Mississippi.
Tombstones mark their graves.
Isaac Bass Lawrence and Exer Williamson were united in marriage by Rev. Ellis
in Florence, Mississippi, in the presence of the Whittington family on Dec. 10,
1868, as shown in the records of Rankin County , Mississippi.
Two, Rankin County , Mississippi, Deacon of Mt. Pisgah Church from young man until
he removed to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1910. He always took an active part in
all civic and religious movements in his community, being ever on the alert for
progress. He died November 24, 1930 in Jackson, Mississippi and is buried by
the side of his wife in Fannin, Rankin County Baptish Cemetery, Mississippi.
Tombstones mark their graves.
Isaac Bass Lawrence and Exer Williamson were united in marriage by Rev. Ellis
in Florence, Mississippi, in the presence of the Whittington family on Dec. 10,
1868, as shown in the records of Rankin County , Mississippi.
Isaac Bass Lawrence , merchant, planter, and for 20 years, Justice Judge of Beat
Two, Rankin County , Mississippi, Deacon of Mt. Pisgah Church from young man until
he removed to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1910. He always took an active part in
all civic and religious movements in his community, being ever on the alert for
progress. He died November 24, 1930 in Jackson, Mississippi and is buried by
the side of his wife in Fannin, Rankin County Baptish Cemetery, Mississippi.
Tombstones mark their graves.
Isaac Bass Lawrence and Exer Williamson were united in marriage by Rev. Ellis
in Florence, Mississippi, in the presence of the Whittington family on Dec. 10,
1868, as shown in the records of Rankin County , Mississippi.
Two, Rankin County , Mississippi, Deacon of Mt. Pisgah Church from young man until
he removed to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1910. He always took an active part in
all civic and religious movements in his community, being ever on the alert for
progress. He died November 24, 1930 in Jackson, Mississippi and is buried by
the side of his wife in Fannin, Rankin County Baptish Cemetery, Mississippi.
Tombstones mark their graves.
Isaac Bass Lawrence and Exer Williamson were united in marriage by Rev. Ellis
in Florence, Mississippi, in the presence of the Whittington family on Dec. 10,
1868, as shown in the records of Rankin County , Mississippi.
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