. . . Bushrod W. Lawson was long a resident of this part of the country, but removed to Marion, late in the eighties. He first married Miss Anna Pritchard, and they were the parents of Mrs. Lydia (M. R.) Lowther, Parkerwburg; Mrs. Flora (Marshall) Prunty, and Mrs. Nancy (David) Clayton, Oxford, and several other children, who passed on in childhood and in youth.
Being deprived of his first companion by death, on November 21, 1872, he was married to Miss Fannie Prunty, daughter of Jacob Prunty, and five children, four of whom survive, are the fruits of this union. . . .145

471... (daughter of Felix Prunty and Emily Greathouse)??

145 . . . Bushrod W. Lawson [B. W. Lawson] was long a resident of this part of the country, but removed to Marion, late in the eighties. He first married Miss Anna Pritchard, and they were the parents of Mrs. Lydia (M. R.) Lowther, Parkerwburg; Mrs. Flora (Marshall) Prunty, and Mrs. Nancy (David) Clayton, Oxford, and several other children, who passed on in childhood and in youth.
Being deprived of his first companion by death, on November 21, 1872, he was married to Miss Fannie Prunty, daughter of Jacob Prunty, and five children, four of whom survive, are the fruits of this union. . . .