Birth and Family
David was born in Princeton, Indiana and married Martha Ellen Pegram, also of Princeton. The Lawsons had two children: a son, John Mark, married to Louann (who have one son, Matthew); and a daughter, Karen Sue, married to Ray Eynon (who have two children, Rachel and Jacob).David also had a brother, John; married to Lilia ; with son Vlad
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