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Birth
Lawrence was born about September 1922 in Middleburgh, N.Y.. Nicknamed "Larry", he was the first child of Everett R. Mackey and Grace May Tallman. He was raised by his grandmother Alice Tallman in the Rensselaerville area.
Death
He died about 1944, in Albany, N.Y. from complications from diabetes. He was buried in Potters Hollow Rural Cemetery in Potter Hollow.
Additional Media
Younger Years 
Larry (Left) with Cousin, Huyler Tallman 
Larry with Daisy Decker 
Larry
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