Do you have any old photos of Lamar descendants? Do you have any photos of houses where they might have lived or maybe of their tombstones?
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Lieutenant Colonel Jefferson Mirabeau Lamar Submitted by S. L. Hemp.
Laura Harriet LaMar Kenney. Daughter of Absalom LaMar and Sarah Frances Lyons. Submitted by Kaycie Cunningham.
Laura Harriet LaMar Kenney and husband John Newton Kenney. Submitted by Kaycie Cunningham.
Andrew Jackson Lamar, Jr. Son of Andrew Jackson Lamar, Sr. and Mary Athena Jackson. Submitted by Henry T. (Ted) Urquhart, Jr.
Rev. James Sanford Lamar Picture found at the top of this webpage
Joseph Rucker Lamar From the official Supreme Court picture. Submitted by Mary DeLashmit.
Lucius Quintus Cinncinatus Lamar, Jr. Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Jefferson Mirabeau Lamar? This note from Mary DeLashmit: At one time this was thought to be an early picture of Mirabeau B. Lamar, Pres. of Texas. However, a gun & sword expert said it couldn't be that early. The thinking now is that it is a picture of Mirabeau's nephew, Jefferson Mirabeau Lamar (brother of LQC Lamar, Jr), who died in the Civil War, and was greatly mourned by the family. Thus, the picture would have come down in the family as precious, and of someone special, and the name could have been easily confused with his more famous relation. If anyone can add any info or expertise, please notify Eleanor Colson at EleanorCol@aol.com, and also Mary DeLashmit at delashmit@cyberportal.net.
Marine Tyler and wife, Rebecca Rice Lamar Photo found on Hancock Co, KY website about half-way down the page. Also has photo of Robert Costin and Frances Wroe Lamar as well as ones of Calvin Lamar and his wife of Mary Elizabeth Howard.
Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar 2nd President of the Republic of Texas
Another picture of Mirabeau B. Lamar
John Basil Lamar and Thomas Gresham Lamar II Submitted by Gerry Hill
Absolom Harris Chappell and Loretto Rebecca Lamar Submitted by Gerry Hill
Lavoisier Ledran Lamar Born 1830, Macon, GA; death date unknown; only surviving child of Dr. Thomas Reynolds Lamar; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Lavoisier Ledran Lamar and Louisa Elizabeth Harris Their wedding picture taken 04 Dec 1850 in Sparta, GA; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar, Jr. Supreme Court Justice; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Dr. Thomas Reynolds Lamar Born 16 Feb 1800 in Louisville, GA; died 14 Apr 1858 in Macon, GA. He was the son of John "Little River" Lamar III and brother of Mirabeau B. Lamar and LQC Lamar; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Dr. Thomas Reynolds Lamar - another picture The story handed down is that Dr. Lamar walked around the town of Macon, GA with a handkerchief in his mouth - thus, the picture; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Amelia Louisa (Lula) Lamar Strother Born 05 Dec 1851 in Sparta, GA; died 1887; married Dr. Charles S. Strother; daughter of Lavoisier Ledran and Louisa Lamar; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Nell Lamar Strother Born 28 Feb 1874, Sparta, GA; died 1918 in Oxford, GA; married Irving Proctor; only child of Lula Lamar and Dr. Charles S. Strother; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Lula Lamar Proctor Born 04 Aug 1902, Oxford, GA; died 18 Jun 1999; only child of Nell Lamar Strother Proctor and Irving Proctor; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar 2nd president of Texas; son of John "Little River" Lamar III; Submitted by Mrs. Nell Anderson Whitworth
Horace Carnot Lamar, 1804-1823
Louisa Catherine Jane Lamar, 1803-1804
Lucius Q. C. Lamar, 1797-1834
Lucius James Lamar, 1847-1924
Mary Ann Lamar, 1784-1823
Thomas Robinson Lamar, 1807-1811
Walter Lamar, 1814-1815
William Lamar, 1811-1811
Zachariah Lamar, 1820-1826
Zachariah Lamar, 1769-1834
Zachariah Lamar, 1809-1814
Thomas Charles Lamar Son of Harmong Lamar. 1836 - 1897. Buried at Calvary Cemetery, Marlin, Falls County, Texas. Submitted by Emmy Bushman.
Founders Cemetery in Houston Burial location for Mrs. Rebecca Lamar, mother of Mirabeau B. Lamar. Submitted by Emmy Bushman.
Mrs. Rebecca Lamar Mother of Mirabeau B. Lamar. Marker erected by Daughters of the Republic of Texas. Submitted by Emmy Bushman.
Mrs. Rebecca Lamar Tombstone Closeup Mother of Mirabeau B. Lamar. Submitted by Emmy Bushman.
Mary Augusta Lamar Estes Daughter of Zachariah Lamar and Martha Anderson Rice. Wife of J. C. Estes. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Mary Ellen Estes Daughter of J. C. Estes and Mary Augusta Lamar. Mary Augusta daughter of Zachariah Lamar and Martha Anderson Rice. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Dr. John Lawson Felder Married to Sarah Ellen Lamar. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
John Lawson Felder, Jr. Son of Sarah Ellen Lamar and Dr. John Lawson Felder. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Hamlin McDonald Felder Son of Sarah Ellen Lamar and Dr. John Lawson Felder. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Nora Felder Daughter of Sarah Ellen Lamar and Dr. John Lawson Felder. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Sarah Ellen Lamar Felder Daughter of Zachariah Lamar and Martha Anderson Rice. Wife of John Lawson Felder. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Andrew Jackson Lamar, Jr. and Mary Virginia Urquhart Located at Greenwood Cemetery, Montgomery, Montgomery County, Alabama. Submitted by Henry T. (Ted) Urquhart, Jr.
Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar Picture used with permission of Frankie Hodges. The original picture is on her website Frankies Confederate Monuments and Memorials of the South. The inscription on the monument says "In the morning it flourisheth and groweth up; in the evening it is cut down and withereth."
Henrietta Lamar Second wife of Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar. Buried at Masonic Cemetery, Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas
John Basil Lamar Buried at Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia. Photos found at findagrave.com
Joseph Rucker Lamar Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court. Buried at Summerville Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia. Photos found at findagrave.com
Loretto Lamar and Samuel Calder tombstone Daughter of Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar and her husband. Buried at Masonic Cemetery, Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas
Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar Buried at Masonic Cemetery, Richmond, Fort Bend County, Texas
Mirabeau Buonaparte Lamar, other side
Rebecca Ann Lamar Daughter of Mirabeau B. Lamar. Born 07 Nov 1827, Columbus, GA; died 29 Jul 1843, Macon, Georgia. Buried at Rosehill Cemetery, Macon, Bibb County, Georgia
Zachariah Lamar, Jr. and wife Isadore Chaffin Son of Zachariah Lamar and Martha Anderson Rice. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Anna Felder Peteet Daughter of Sarah Ellen Lamar and Dr. John Lawson Felder. Married to J. D. Peteet. Buried at Leesburg Cemetery, Leesburg, Camp County, Texas. Submitted by Mary Sandifer Echols.
Lamar Monument, Mt. Olivet Cemetery Located in Frederick County, MD. Photo provided by Margaret Whippee
Joseph Rucker Lamar Home Located in Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia
Lamar-Blanchard House, Lincolnton, Georgia Built by Peter Lamar in 1823, who was one of the founders of Lincolnton, Georgia. It is now being used as the Welcome Center for Lincoln County
Mirabeau Lamar State Historical Marker Located in Columbus, Muscogee County, Georgia
Old Union Presybeterian Church, Lincolnton, Georgia Erected in 1823 on land donated by Peter Lamar. This photo found on Lincoln County, GA website.
The Wanderer Picture of the slave ship owned by Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar
State Historical Marker for SS John Randolph America's first iron steamship used successfully in commerce. Owned by Gazaway B. Lamar. Marker located in Savannah, Georgia.
