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LAWRANCE, John, senator, born in Cornwall, England, in 1750; died in New York city in November, 1810. He came to New York in 1767, and in 1772 was admitted to the bar, where he attained eminence, in 1775 he was appointed to a commission in the 1st New York regiment, of which his father-in-law, General Alexander McDougall, was colonel. He became ai
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