James Montaudevert LAWRENCE, .iv
1813 - 1814 (1 years)-
Name James Montaudevert LAWRENCE Suffix .iv Born 8 Jul 1813 Burlington County, New Jersey 
- Alt Loc: New York City.
Gender Male Died 19 Sep 1814 New York City, New York - Died Infancy
Buried Trinity Church Yard, NYC - Listed on large monument.
Person ID I389 Richard Patterson NJ & ON Last Modified 1 Oct 2018
Father Capt. James LAWRENCE, .iii
b. 1 Oct 1781, Burlington, Burlington Co., New Jersey
d. 6 Jun 1813, Halifax, Nova Scotia (Age 31 years) Mother Julia M MONTAUDEVERT
b. 15 Jul 1788, New York City, New York
d. 15 Sep 1865, Newport, Rhode Island (Age 77 years) Married 28 Jun 1808 Trinity Church, NYC Family ID F294 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - . The month of August following the remains of Lawrence and Ludlow were removed from Halifax and arrived at Salem on the 18th, where a public funeral service & eulogy were pronounced by the Hon. Judge Story, & from thence, at the request of the relatives, were removed to New York; there the city council took charge of the funeral in a manner worthy the munificence which they had promptly manifested one very naval occasion. They gave the 2 children of Captain Lawrence $1,000 each, to be vested in the sinking-fund of the corporation, & paid, with the interest, to the daughter at 18 & the son at 21 years of age.
Ref: Memoirs of the Generals, Commodores and Others Who Distinguished Themselves., by Thomas Wyatt, 1848.
. A letter dated May 10, 1813, NY, published in Gleves, James Lawrence, p. 147. His son, James Montaudevert Lawrence, was born less than 2 months later. [That is 8 Jul, 1813.] - - -
- . The month of August following the remains of Lawrence and Ludlow were removed from Halifax and arrived at Salem on the 18th, where a public funeral service & eulogy were pronounced by the Hon. Judge Story, & from thence, at the request of the relatives, were removed to New York; there the city council took charge of the funeral in a manner worthy the munificence which they had promptly manifested one very naval occasion. They gave the 2 children of Captain Lawrence $1,000 each, to be vested in the sinking-fund of the corporation, & paid, with the interest, to the daughter at 18 & the son at 21 years of age.