Harvey Lawless, from Russell County Kentucky?
He was my great-grandpa. Can anyone find his birth and death date? I looked on Ancestry.com. I could not find him. I think he may have died in the early 50’s.
Family rumer is he killed his dad in self defence. So there may be court records on him. He was very young when they said it happened, they say he was 8 or 9 years old.
www.ancestry.com
1930 United States Federal Census
Name: Harvey O Lawless
Home in 1930: District 1, Russell, Kentucky
Age: 33
Estimated birth year: abt 1897
Birthplace: Kentucky
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse’s name: Nora L
Race: White
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Household Members: Name– Age
Harvey O Lawless– 33
Nora L Lawless– 25
Hattie O Lawless –12
Joseph L Lawless– 9
Rebecca Lawless– 4
Benjamin P Lawless –11/12
John A Bell –19 (son-in-law)
Estena Bell –16 (his daughter)
www.ancestry.com:
Kentucky Death Index, 1911-2000
Name: Harvey O Lawless
Death Date: 10 Jul 1950
Death Place: Rusel
Age: 054
Residence: Russell
Volume: 31
Certificate: 15191
www.ancestry.com–Birth/death dates; parents names; wife’s name:
Harvey Ora Lawless
Spouse: Nora Lee Knight
F: Joseph H Lawless
M: Rebecca Ann Rader
Birth: 22 Apr 1896
Death: 10 Jul 1950
Marriage: 2 Jul 1920
www.ancestry.com–His first wife; no children listed
Lizzie Ballenger
Born: 25 Feb 1896
Died: 1 Aug 1919
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