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I found a news article concerning an Isaac Lawlor.
An Isaac Lawlor showed up in the 1870 census for Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon. He was 23 and worked as a Coachman for the S.G. Reed family. He was born in Ireland.
In the 1880 census, he shows up in two different census records, but it is the same person. His last name is indexed as Lawler.
LAWLER, ISAAC (1880 U.S. Census)
OREGON , MULTNOMAH, PORTLAND
Age: 35, Race: WHITE, Born: IREL
Series: T9 Roll: 1083 Page: 324
Enumerated June 12, 1880
Lines 34-39
Isaac LAWLER Self M Male W 35 IRE Coachman IRE IRE
Noraac LAWLER Wife M Female W 25 OR Keeps House IRE NY
Mary LAWLER Dau S Female W 5 OR IRE OR
Gerald LAWLER Son S Male W 4 OR IRE OR
Emmet LAWLER Son S Male W 4 OR IRE OR
Mary EGAN SisterinLaw S Female W 18 OR IRE IRE
In the second census, it shows him in the household of his father-in-law John H. Egan and wife Maria. It was enumerated on June 25, 1880 in Portland, Oregon.
LAWLER, ISAAC (1900 U.S. Census)
OREGON , MULTNOMAH, 3-WD PORTLAND
Age: 56, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: IREL
Series: T623 Roll: 1349 Page: 250
Enumerated June 11, 1900
Lines 12 - 20
Isaac Lawler Head W M April 1844 56y M/26years IRE IRE IRE Immigrated 1865 NA Livery Stable Owns Free and clear
Honora M. Lawler Wife W F Oct. 1854 46y M/26years OR IRE NY
Marie C. Lawler Dau W F July 1874 26y S OR IRE OR
Gerald Lawler Son W M Sept. 1875 25y S OR IRE OR
Emmet Lawler Son W M Sept. 1875 25y S OR IRE OR
Kathleen Lawler Dau W F Oct. 1881 19y S OR IRE OR
Honora M. Lawler Dau W F July 1888 12y S OR IRE OR
Marie Egan Mother-in-law W F Sept.1832 68y WD 4children/1 living NY NY NY
Thomas Spence Boarder W M Dec. 1868 32y S SCOT SCOT SCOT immigrated 1889 NA
ISAAC LAWLOR IS DEAD
Pioneer Business Man of Portland Passes Away
Isaac Lawlor, a pioneer of Portland who came here in 1867, died at his home, 34 North Fifteenth street, early this morning, of dropsy of the heart. He had been sick for about three months.
Mr. Lawlor had been in business here for 30 years. He leaves four children, beside his widow: Emmett, Gerald, Kathleen and Nora. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made.
The Morning Oregonian (Portland, Multnomah, Oregon newspaper)
June 9, 1908
page 4
I am not related. I just happen to come across the article and thought I would pass it on.
Ellie
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