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1. [LEWIS-L] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V99 #412 [1]
I am not sure what census you have and are doing look ups in. I have a Thomas H ( Henry or Homer) Lewis that was in Macoupin or Greene Co. in 1900 his wife was Hattie Imogene Barnard and I know he had some children at that time on of which was Howard Clinton Lewis who would have been 1 yr old in Aug of 1900. Howard was my father. Looking to see if Thomas was from England ( according to Howard he was) or somewhere else. Thank You and Happy Hunting Mary Lewis Bradley HOUSTON -----Original Message----- From
2. [LEWIS-L] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V99 #408 [1]
I would appreciate help on Lewis Lewis and Evan Lewis of Chester Co., PA and their ancestors of Glamorganshire, Wales. I have heard this line goes back through Princess Di and the English royal lines to William the Conqueror. Also, did any of these Lewis' in this line, serve in the Revolutionary War and War of 1812. Thanks. JT Massey -----Original Message----- From: LEWIS-D-request@rootsweb.com To: LEWIS-D@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, August 07, 1999
3. [LEWIS-L] Green-Lewis [1]
Could my Indiana Lewises and the southern Lewises have had common ancestors in Barnstable, Massachusetts? Cornelius LEWIS married Sarah GREEN. Their children were Zadock, born c. 1750, married Comfort ?, lived in NY prior to Rev. War, served Rev. War, also Micajah, Electra, Eliza, Rebecca and Genjna. Zadock had sons Daniel R., and William B., b. 1783, moved to Indiana after War of 1812. -Judy
4. [LEWIS-L] Penelope LEWIS (1814-1893) [1]
Does anyone have information about Penelope LEWIS, born Aptil 29, 1814, in Madison County, KY, married Solomon Jefferson HARRIS on January 4, 1832 in Garrard Co., KY, died in 1893 in Excelsior Springs, MO. We believe that her parents were Greenberry and Elizabeth LEWIS. She had a brother William LEWIS, born 1813, who married Rebecca SUBLETTE. Elizabeth LEWIS was born in 1799 in Madison Co., KY. After her marriage to Greenberry LEWIS, she married Jesse/Chester AGEE on February 20, 1818, in Madison
5. [LEWIS-L] ROBERTS, William B. (1867-1960) & LEWIS, Ora I. (1874-1942) [1]
The following info is from a ROBERTS family reunion booklet from 1969. I'm trying to find more information on both families. I have names and dates for William B.'s parents and paternal grandparents, but do not know where they were from. I have nothing on his maternal grandparents, nor his paternal grandmother's parents. All I have on Ora's side of the family is the names of her parents, and that she had other siblings (but have no names for her siblings). If anyone knows this family, I'd love to hear from
6. Re: [LEWIS-L] Joseph H. Lewis (KY or TN?) [1]
I found a FTM User web pate with info on this Joseph H. Lewis for those interested: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/o/r/Patsy--C-Ford/GENE2-0001.html See generation 5
7. Re: [LEWIS-L] Green Lewis [1]
Are you aware that Green was primarily an Indian name? You might try someof those sources. -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Bray Cooper To: LEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, August 29, 1999 4:54 AM Subject: Re: [LEWIS-L] Green Lewis >Hi Addice, >I have not noticed any response on the list to your post, but I am >interested if you have anything further on Green Lewis. One Green Lewis >performed the marriage of my gggrandparents, Joseph E. and Sarah >(RU
8. [LEWIS-L] Orville? LEWIS [1]
Hello LEWIS List, I am still looking for info on (James?) Orville LEWIS, d. 1897, marr: Matilda Caroline DENTON. She died in Wichita KS in 1940. They had the following children: 1)John LEWIS; 2)Letha LEWIS marr: Dick NEWMAN; 3) William LEWIS; 4)Bertha LEWIS marr: Frank MAHAN; 5)Ora LEWIS marr: Clyde GETT; 6)?Agnes LEWIS; 7)Thomas Carroll LEWIS, b.1873, d. 1948, TX, marr: Bessie Elizabeth LAWRENCE; 8)George Charles LEWIS, b. 1881 Hancock, MO, d.1956 CO, marr: Susan Belle WISELY. Peggy Wood Lewis Box 690 St
9. Re: [LEWIS-L] some new Trivia [1]
You stole our song! :) Susan in Texas, decended from Samuel S. Lewis in Texas by 1830. Nancy Bray Cooper wrote: > > Defying the risk of repercussions, I decided to "boldly go" forth with a > little stroll down memory lane. If you're not interested, delete right > now. But if you can "dig" a little nostalgia, come on along... >
10. Re: [LEWIS-L] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V99 #408 [1]
Lewis-L subscribers First, let me say that I sorry that your Lewis research has been complicated by so much ado about the Lewis Newsletter! This was certainly not our intention! Second, let me thank those subscribers that defended our position. As the publisher of the Lewis Newsletter, we feel that it is our obligation to provide as much information on the Lewis family as we can! Publishing your queries (free) enhances the research of our customers and well as your Lewis research! If you don't want
11. Re: [LEWIS-L] John "The Emigrent" Pedigree [1]
Col Fielding Lewis was indeed a very prominent, well to do gentleman/planter. He was one of the first to use use lime in farming. He lost the bulk of his family's fortune supplying arms and ammunition to support the Rev War. He was married to Betty Washington, George's sister and they lived in Fredericksburg, Va.
12. Unidentified subject! [1]
I thought this was pretty interesting. I belong to a mailing list that has these cool facts and thought it pertained to our hobby. Why does an "X" mark stand for a kiss? - -------------------------------------------------------------------- In medieval times, most people were unable to read or write. When it came time to sign a document, people who could not write usually made an "X" mark. Of course, an "X" is not much of a signature. To add a sense of commitment, it became customary to kiss the "X"
13. Re: [LEWIS-L] Ancestry.com downloading if you have FTM program [1]
If you have Family Tree Maker, a program like FTM 5.0, then make sure that it is totally closed before you download is the easiest. Then just click on the download button and it should download for you immediately and if you have that FTM program as your GEDCOM program....then it will automatically open up Family Tree Maker and give you the opportunity to rename this file and then open up directly to the first family page. Bellinda
14. Re: [LEWIS-L] Census Lookup [1]
Do you have any more information on your Charles LEWIS that may help in the census search if there are more than one? Age, Spouse, ? Anything? Barbara
15. Re: [LEWIS-L] Census Lookup [1]
In a message dated 07/31/1999 11:06:05 PM Central Daylight Time, Drydiggns@aol.com writes: << Wondering if someone could do a lookup for me. 1900 Federal Census for Charles Lewis in MN. Thank You, Wendy >> Wendy, There were a lot of Charles Lewis listed in the MN 1900 census, but none with a wife named Alice. Nor was there an Alice Lewis listed in the 1900 census. Do you have any other ideas? Barbara
16. Re: [LEWIS-L]Lewis newsletter [1]
sorry, four of your postings and no links to you page. Please re send
17. Re: [LEWIS-L] Green Lewis [1]
Somehow I have missed any exchange on Green Lewis. Is this the family from Edgecombe Co. NC and is there more in the LEWIS-L Archives. If so, how do I get to the Archives? Addice in Fairfax, VA still looking for parents and related info of Shadrach Lewis (and wife Edith ??) of Southampton Co., VA. Shadrach died ca 1810. ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob Whittaker To: Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 9:08 PM Subject: Re: [LEWIS-L] Green Lewis > This is to Tomi
18. [LEWIS-L] Mary Lewis & Joseph Dulaney [1]
Is anyone researching the family of Mary Lewis, born Nov 19, 1696, died Jan 19, 1762, she married Joseph Dulaney on/abt 1715 possibly at Richmond co. VA. There is several conflicting stories about her father and I tend to believe she is NOT the daughter of Zachary Lewis and Mary Walker, but many persons show her in that family. I even found it on the Dulaney/Delaney website on decendants of Thomas Dulaney. I had a researcher copy me some deeds regarding Zachary Lewis and there is no mention of a daughte
19. [LEWIS-L] Not necessarilily about Lewis' but history all the same [1]
just picked this up on another site, its quite long, but it ties in with the genealogy mode, which we are all interested in. ENJOY! Life in the 1500s: Most people got married in June because they took their yearly bath in May and were still smelling pretty good by June. However, they were just starting to smell, so brides carried a bouquet of flowers to hide the body odor. Baths equaled a big tub filled with hot water. The man of the house had the privilege of the nice clean water, then all the other son
20. Lewis News Letter [1]
Would someone please reissue the information on the Lewis news letter I deleted it by mistake. Thanks MJB HOUSTOn
21. [LEWIS-L] Newspapers of the world!! [1]
I got this URL from another list that I belong to and thought I would pass it on. t?t Marie http://www.webwombat.com.au/intercom/newsprs/index.htm
22. [LEWIS-L] Some pictures up on the web [1]
Hi, Since scanning a small portion of family pictures, and other historic pictures of little to no interest to but a few people out there, I figured I'd put them up on the web. I know a few of you are related to my line of Lewis' (Culpeper VA/Barren Co. KY), so feel free to check out the site. It may take a bit to load up, if I can figure out a way to speed things up I will. Any suggestions welcomed. Please feel free to download, all I ask is that you let me know you're doing so. I'm hopeful that poss
23. Re: [LEWIS-L] Green Lewis [1]
Hi Addice, I have not noticed any response on the list to your post, but I am interested if you have anything further on Green Lewis. One Green Lewis performed the marriage of my gggrandparents, Joseph E. and Sarah (RUSHING) LEWIS 07 May 1844 in Stewart Co., GA. We're not sure how he ranked in the order of Greens, but probably still the one that married Sarah's sister, Mary Elizabeth "Lizzy" RUSHING in 1841. We *think* he was also J.E.'s brother, who his descendant says he is "sure" died in Leake Co., MS
24. [LEWIS-L] Genealogical puzzle [1]
--part1_f8c56348.24edc783_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit And I thought I had trouble keeping track of my family tree!! I got this from 'Funnymailer' > Many many years ago when I was twenty three, > I got married to a widow who was pretty as could be. > > This widow had a grown-up daughter > Who had hair of red. > My father fell in love with her, > And soon the two were wed. > > This made my dad my son-in-law > And changed my very life. >
25. RE: [LEWIS-L] John "The Emigrent" Pedigree [1]
Mary, You are correct. What is even more compelling is that Fielding's grandmother and George Washington's grandmother were sisters. I speak of course about Elizabeth Warner and Mildred Warner, mother of Capt. Augustine Washington. Both men shared gGrandfather's, being Col. Augustine Warner, Jr. Sincerely, Ron Lewis ---------- From: Marycolvil@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 1999 10:01 PM To: LEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LEWIS-L] John "The Emigrent" Pedigree Col Fielding Lewis was indee
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