Vernon Alberta Lawrence was born on December 29, 1896, probably in Hays County, to William James Lawrence of Birmingham, Alabama, and his wife Maud Magdalin Adare of Wimberley, Texas. Her parents' farm was on Pin Oak Creek in Wimberley. Vernon had a carefree childhood, surrounded by her maternal grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins.
When she was 15, Vernon married 23-year-old Charles Rufus Wimberley who also grew up in Hays County. The couple had four children--Charles, Maud, Albert, and Rufus. All the children were born in Wimberley or San Marcos where Vernon and Charles would make their home their entire lives. Vernon was a homemaker while her husband Charles worked as a maintenance engineer for the university in San Marcos.
Vernon died on April 1, 1986. Charles had died 16 years earlier in 1969. They were both buried in the San Marcos Cemetery.
When she was 15, Vernon married 23-year-old Charles Rufus Wimberley who also grew up in Hays County. The couple had four children--Charles, Maud, Albert, and Rufus. All the children were born in Wimberley or San Marcos where Vernon and Charles would make their home their entire lives. Vernon was a homemaker while her husband Charles worked as a maintenance engineer for the university in San Marcos.
Vernon died on April 1, 1986. Charles had died 16 years earlier in 1969. They were both buried in the San Marcos Cemetery.
Vernon Alberta Lawrence was born on December 29, 1896, probably in Hays County, to William James Lawrence of Birmingham, Alabama, and his wife Maud Magdalin Adare of Wimberley, Texas. Her parents' farm was on Pin Oak Creek in Wimberley. Vernon had a carefree childhood, surrounded by her maternal grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins.
When she was 15, Vernon married 23-year-old Charles Rufus Wimberley who also grew up in Hays County. The couple had four children--Charles, Maud, Albert, and Rufus. All the children were born in Wimberley or San Marcos where Vernon and Charles would make their home their entire lives. Vernon was a homemaker while her husband Charles worked as a maintenance engineer for the university in San Marcos.
Vernon died on April 1, 1986. Charles had died 16 years earlier in 1969. They were both buried in the San Marcos Cemetery.
When she was 15, Vernon married 23-year-old Charles Rufus Wimberley who also grew up in Hays County. The couple had four children--Charles, Maud, Albert, and Rufus. All the children were born in Wimberley or San Marcos where Vernon and Charles would make their home their entire lives. Vernon was a homemaker while her husband Charles worked as a maintenance engineer for the university in San Marcos.
Vernon died on April 1, 1986. Charles had died 16 years earlier in 1969. They were both buried in the San Marcos Cemetery.
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