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1. Re: [LEWIS] (no subject) [1]
Sorry I forgot to tell you.....I have a Lucy listed in my grandmother's bible b. June 7, 1898 (no last name listed and all the others are Anglin's)She is my mystery. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, July 30, 2001 11:23 AM Subject: [LEWIS] (no subject) > Hi, Is anyone here researching the Lewis lines that were in Prince Geroge > County, Md. in 1910. I know they were born in Virginia where I do not know. > > I have mom Lucy Lewis she is widowe
2. [LEWIS] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V01 #244 [1]
Thanks Fellow Researchers.... I asked about Paresis because there's more to Genealogy than just Names, Dates, Places, etc...some of us want to know what our Ancestors went through. Health and religious issues become important, too, when you have someone close to you, die for unexplained reasons. I, personally, want to know if there might be something I can prepare myself & my future grandchildren for. I didn't intend to step on any toes. Chris _______________________________________________________
3. Re: [LEWIS] (no subject) [1]
My grandmother was Joanna Corina Lewis, b. 1859 in Patrick County VA She m. Hughes Dillard Anglin. b. 1846 Her father was Demarcus aka Marcus Lewis who m. Anna (Ivine?) Clifton, and their children were: Andrew J. 1843 Wilmoth 1845 William K. 1847 Sarah 1848 Columbus P. 1849 James M. 1851 Thomas E. 1852 Thomas E. 1852 Robert M. 1851 Joanne (Joanna) C. 1849 my grandmother Martin 1827 (May have been bro. of Marcus) Some of these may have been twins. Info from Patrick County census 1860 Please let me know if
4. Re: [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY [1]
Mary, Would you please check for a Lodowick Franklin Lewis (Frank). Thank you, James ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Stuart Parks To: Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 11:02 AM Subject: [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY > Hi Folks, > > I have a copy of " Randall Lewis of Hopkinton, RI and Delaware County, NY > and Some of His Decsendants" (Plus many > in Rennselaer > county, NY) > >
5. [LEWIS] Re: A. J. Lewis [1]
Hi, Still searching for Andrew Jackson Lewis b. 1808 NC married 1832 to Margaret Jones, dau of Willis Jones in Rutherford Co., TN. They moved to Cass Co., TX in 1856. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Bobie
6. Re: [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY [1]
Mary I am looking for a Michael Lewis born 1827 married Augusta Cotten Moved to Il in 1850 to 1859. Thank you Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Stuart Parks" To: Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 1:02 PM Subject: [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY > Hi Folks, > > I have a copy of " Randall Lewis of Hopkinton, RI and Delaware County, NY > and Some of His Decsendants" (Plus many > in Rennselaer >
7. [LEWIS] A suggestion [1]
I just started receiving the Lewis Newsletter and what a treasure of info it is! I can't believe I didn't know about this sooner. It is a quality publication at a good price. (No, I am not paid by the publisher!) They have been printing this for 10 years! I am trying to find the funds to get all the back issues :) Anyway, I encourage you to take a look. Their web site is at http://members.aol.com/jimlew/index.htm They will send you a free sample issue. They also have a sample on their web site. I
8. Re: [LEWIS] A suggestion [1]
Michele Thanks very much for the good words. We need all of the help we can get! Jim Lewis Lewis Newsletter ----- Original Message ----- From: Michele Lewis Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 9:40 AM To: LEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LEWIS] A suggestion I just started receiving the Lewis Newsletter and what a treasure of info it is! I can't believe I didn't know about this sooner. It is a quality publication at a good price. (No, I am not paid by the publisher!) They have been printing this for 10
9. [LEWIS] Gee... [1]
Gee and I thought all this medical stuff was pretty interesting... I am sorry to see that there are some that didn't think so. Whenever, I see a thread of messages that I don't find particularly interesting, I use the little key that is marked Del :) michele simmons lewis Diggin' in the dirt, lookin' fer them roots!
10. [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY [1]
Hi Folks, I have a copy of " Randall Lewis of Hopkinton, RI and Delaware County, NY and Some of His Decsendants" (Plus many in Rennselaer county, NY) Written in 1929 by Frank Pardee Lewis and Edward Chester Lewis. I will be happy to do look-ups for anyone. Mary
11. Re: [LEWIS] Paresis [1]
Rich, I too am staying tuned to the notes. It is amazing how many time the "off the wall" comments have given me some new ideas about the way things were way back then. Next thing I know the idea of another place to look comes to mind. Deductive reasoning needs all kinds of stimulus. Kathy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 6:30 PM Subject: Re: [LEWIS] Paresis > I seem to learn something from most > of the off topic posts. I ne
12. Re: [LEWIS] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V01 #244 [1]
Pay no attention.........not all of us on the list are complainers.............you explained earlier WHY you wanted to know and your reasoning DOES apply to Genealogy, no matter what some say. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 11:29 AM Subject: [LEWIS] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V01 #244 > Thanks Fellow Researchers.... > > I asked about Paresis because there's more to Genealogy than just Names, > Dates, > Places, etc...some of u
13. Re: [LEWIS] Reason for Deaths in Ancestors [1]
Thank you ......Thank you.......this was new to me and I loved it!!!!!!! Maryan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 10:44 PM Subject: Re: [LEWIS] Reason for Deaths in Ancestors > > > Oh what does it matter if it has been printed before here it is again. > > THE STORY TELLERS > > We are the chosen. > My feeling is that in each family there is one who seems called to find the > ancestors. > To put flesh on their bones and make them
14. Re: [LEWIS] Paresis [1]
DELETE!! ?? Thats all I've been doing for 2 weeks. There is no genealogy on this list, only people wanting special attention. OK, I'm unsubbing, I guess there are so many subbers on this list that I am not needed. This is the reason why nobody ever finds anybody on this list! Personal, continous off subjects should not be permitted! ADIOS! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob DALY" To: Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2001 8:14 AM Subject: Re: [LEWIS] Paresi
15. [LEWIS] Lewis LEWIS b.1803 [1]
Does anyone have the following in their database? Lewis Lewis b. 1803 Pa. d. 1876 Indiana married Hephzibah Kirby b. 1803 d. 1850 married 2 --Ann Knowles/Noles/Nowles April 13, 1851 Any help with this line would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Calista TEXAS
16. Re: [LEWIS] Reason for Deaths in Ancestors [1]
Oh what does it matter if it has been printed before here it is again. THE STORY TELLERS We are the chosen. My feeling is that in each family there is one who seems called to find the ancestors. To put flesh on their bones and make them live again, to tell the family story and to feel that somehow they know and approve. To me, doing genealogy is not a cold gathering of facts but instead breathing life into the memory of all our flesh & blood who have gone before. We have been called, as it were, b
17. [LEWIS] Information [1]
Dear Jim, I just subscribed to your Lewis Newletter for 2000-2001 not realizing that I would have only one copy left for any queries. So I want to know how do I sent you queries of my Lewis family? How much can I write in the query? Thanks. Wayne Joiner.
18. Re: [LEWIS] Paresis [1]
I seem to learn something from most of the off topic posts. I never seem to learn anything from all the whining. Darn! now I'm whining too. staying subscribed Rich Turnblom
19. [LEWIS] HeirloomsLost URL...geneology related [1]
This shows names where people have things that someone else may want. I checked the Lewis surname and seen a will for one John Lewis.There are from Bibles to just plain postcards..but to me those plain old postcards could have info on names I never had. In my opinion it is a great site and glad it's around. Lost Heirloom place! http://www.heirloomslost.com/
20. Re: [LEWIS] Randall Lewis of RI & NY [1]
Mary... Would you kindly lookup Norman Lewis. He would have been born in 1805/10. Thanks. Kent Lewis Bham, AL
21. Re: [LEWIS] Michael Lewis/Augusta Cotten [1]
Nancy Augusta was from New York and her family moved with her to Il I have her parents name if you should need it. Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Cooper" To: Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 1:37 PM Subject: [LEWIS] Michael Lewis/Augusta Cotten > Sharon, > Do you by any chance know where Augusta came from, or anything else about > her? My husband has a Cotten(Cotton) connection in his line from SC>KY>IL. > Thanks, > Nancy Bray Cooper > > ----- O
22. [LEWIS] Viet Nam P. J. and Jame E. LEWIS dogtags [1]
http://www.founddogtags.com/dogtagsijkl.htm Lewis, James E. Lewis, P.J. Hello, Regarding the above names, these two men are on the list for presumed dead servicemen in Viet Nam whose dogtags were being sold in Viet Nam when two men, I believe they were former military in Viet Nam, while traveling in Viet Nam saw the dogtags of American servicemen being sold and upon returning home, decided to return to Viet Nam and purchased all of the dogtags and have the names on the dogtags posted on their websi
23. [LEWIS] JL of W [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------87F1830CA8344DF7D82DAFBD Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Gene, Thanx for the response - that's the way I had it in my data, for exactly that reason, dob's of the two Hannahs would favor daughter of William as Peleg's wife - but then I started to notice a lot of web info stating the other, i.e. that she was daughter of Joseph. Just thought I'd sound out the list and was hoping you'd respond. At times, it's
24. Re: [LEWIS] Descendants of John LEWIS of Westerly (Hannah Lewis) [1]
Al: Your question about Hannah Lewis is a pretty one. My three best sources present a somewhat confused picture. You may know that the marriage of Hannah Lewis and Peleg Ross appears in the Westerly, RI Town Records on Dec. 10 1755. Because Hannah Lewis, the dau. of William Lewis & Mary Gavitt was b. Mar 1 1736/37 and Hannah Lewis , the dau. of Joseph Lewis & Mary Wilcox was b. Nov 21 1726, it would seem that Peleg Ross b. 1733 married Hannah Lewis the dau. of William Gavitt because it is not likely
25. [LEWIS] Descendants of John LEWIS of Westerly [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------1293BD5E3D18AFD14A885C8A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit 1. Peleg ROSS, son of William ROSS and Anna-3 LEWIS (John-2, John-1), m. a Hannah LEWIS. Was this Hannah LEWIS the daughter of Joseph-3 LEWIS (John-2, John-1) and Mary WILCOX or was she the daughter of William-3 LEWIS (John-2, John-1) and Mary GAVITT? Or some other Hannah LEWIS? Or is anyone certain about her parentage? 2. Which Hannah LEWIS m. Jame
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