Sir William Whitlock's Bill for Trials in Cases of Treason (1694); Another group were: A Letter concerning Civil Comprehension, 1705; Second Letter concerning Civil Comprehension, 1706; a letter sent to John Tillotson. These were republished in the Somers Tracts. Letters addressed by Lawton to White Kennett are in the Lansdowne MS. 990, ff. 15, 83. Lawton planned to publish memoirs, and was said to have left papers relating to the affairs of his time. One such document, dealing with the life of Penn for a short period after Lawton knew him, was printed in 1834, in vol. iii. of the Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. In literature Lawton is referenced in Waverley, in the company of the other writers James Drake and Nicholas Amhurst. Family Lawton married Margaret, fourth daughter of William Lawton and Hester, who was the second daughter of Sir Edward Longueville, 1st Baronet. He left a son Henry. References Notes Attribution External links WorldCat page 1660 births 1721 deaths