by Margaret and Mills Cox 

John Giboney Bennett was mentioned in the settlement of Martin Byrd Lawrence's estate, indicating his connection to the Lawrence family. He left his family in Dublin, Texas, between 1895-1896, and his whereabouts remained unknown until his death in July 1908. The documents suggest that Bennett had a significant impact on those around him, as seen in the efforts made to honor his memory and fulfill his wishes after his passing.

William Kelso's marriage to Elizabeth Bird Lawrence after her first husband's death in 1806 is documented in historical records. Kelso's will in Scott County, Missouri, revealed details about his personality and relationships, including mentions of John Kelso and Mary Kelso in his will dated February 8, 1821. This information provides insights into the family dynamics and connections during that time period.

The historical accounts shed light on the lives and relationships of individuals like John Giboney Bennett and William Kelso, offering glimpses into their personal stories and the impact they had on their families and communities. Through these documents, we can piece together fragments of the past and understand the legacies left behind by these individuals in the context of their time and circumstances.

(170p., Index, )