Have you obtained Lawrence's death certificate? This would certainly have his mother's maiden name on it.  It looks like he lived with Dora after his father died...they are listed in the 1930 census.  I found the family in the 1900 and 1910 census records. Lawrence is spelled Lorience in the 1900 census with John, Dora and Evelyn.  Lawrence is in fact older than Evelyn.  In the 1920 census John, Dora (is listed as Victoria) are listed with Lawrence and Evelyn Rouse with Dorothy Rouse.  In the 1930 census Lawrence is living alone with Dora.  According to his WWI draft card his date of birth was 4 June 1890.  He died 22 June 1950 an is buried in Wood National Cemetery, Milwaukee. 

 If you don't have Dora's death date...this would be an easy route to see what maiden name is listed on the death cert.  If you have Dora's death date, her death cert should be requested.  Here's the link for obtaining and uncertified copy from Wisconsin  http://dhs.wisconsin.gov/forms/F0/F05280.pdf

Good luck in your search! 

Hello!

I have a problem with a double relativity: in some family were a daughter and a son. In another family the same. Then they marriaged with each other. How I can make it?

Thanks,

Natalia

Is it possibly to create multilingual report? I have first and second languages in my tree and can see it in the chart. I can export each language in a ged-file. But the report can be created only for the first language. Any suggesting, please?

In advance many thanks,

Mike