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1. [LEWIS-L] John Lewis [1]
I am looking for any information no matter how remote on John LEWIS m. Anne Reed probably Tn. but I don't know for sure. His son John b. abt. 1809 married 1st Sarah DURHAM before 1830 and 2nd Hannah Palmer after 1835. He divorced Sarah in 1835 in Belvue Mo.. His children by Sarah are Amanda Lewis b. 1830 and James Marion Lewis b. 1833 Missouri. James Marion Lewis was my ggrandfather. Any help at all would be appreciated. Thanks, Sandy
2. [LEWIS-L] LEWISES in a CLARK Will [1]
The will is on record at the Erie Co. Surrogate Court, Buffalo, NY. It was written 19 Jan 1839. The testator, Simeon CLARK, died 19 Jan 1841. He made his second wife, Thankful, his sole executrix. She never had the will probated. In 1847, Simeon's son Benjamin requested that the will be proved. It is Doc. # 3851. This information came to me via the Eden, NY Historian & the Yates Family Group Sheet Exchange. This is Simeon's immediate family, from that group sheet - Simeon CLARK, Jr., s/o Simeon CLA
3. [LEWIS-L] Frisbie-Lewis [1]
> From: SBrown5329@aol.com > Looking for any info on family/ancestors of Jane R. LEWIS b. NY State, > 10 Apr 1822; d. 1 Apr 1863, Freeport, IL. m. Burlington, CT, 23 Sept 1845 to > John FRISBIE. b. 8 Dec 1819, Burlington, CT; d. 6 Dec 1902 in Freeport, ILL. Sam, I realize this isn't your line. However, I've noticed that when two families marry, it often happens more than once in more than one generation. So, this MIGHT be a lead to your LEWISes. Kathleen 1. Capt. Nathaniel Lewis1, born Dec 1747 in Sou
4. Re: [LEWIS-L] "Granny Leathers" and the bad boy [1]
Louise, I'm sorry, I must of missed the post discussing Lewis Lewis, do you have further details on him? I have a Lewis Lewis, b. 1741 in Spotsylvania Co., VA, son of Henry Lewis and Martha Kendall. I have nothing else on Lewis Lewis, but always thought that was such an neat name. thanks, Barb Lewis ppps@freewwweb.com Louise K. Muniak wrote: > Granny Leathers is Jane Dill, wife of Lewis Lewis. After her husband's > death she remarried, twice actually, to Frederick "Leathers" and Reese (or > Rees) Ste
5. [LEWIS-L] LDS Library site [1]
Would someone please send the URL for this site on L Lewis or send to me at jlbaro28@yahoo.com. Thanks JBarron
6. Re: [LEWIS-L] Lewis in MD [1]
Linda, Do you have any other information with the connection to the Pearson line? I have Lewis in my in-laws line and Pearson in my birth father's line. Thanks in advance. Mary Wilson Brammie5@aol.com wrote: > > No, Mine are David G Lewis born late 1840's in Wales, married Jane Stevens > born 1851 or 1852 Frostburg, although we have been unable to find out how he > got to US and have not found a hint of of their marriage in Allegany, MD > They were a col mining family eventually their eldest sonCharles,
7. Re: [LEWIS-L] 1830 Census [1]
In a message dated 6/27/99 9:48:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, SBrown5329@aol.com writes: << n a message dated 6/27/99 11:32:49 PM Central Daylight Time, MorganLewi@aol.com writes: > censusonline Rachelle, Try http://www.census-online.com/index.html and http://www.usgenweb.com Sam Brown Benbrook, TX >> Sam and Rachelle I tried this and couldn't get through. Instead I tried cutting it back to: http://www.census-online.com and then went from there. Sam you might want to see if that t
8. Re: [LEWIS-L] PA Lewis' [1]
ZIP IT. CJones5695@aol.com wrote: > how do you download this file it is to big and wants to go somewhere else. I > have tried to download to Microsoft works, and Aol but still can not find > in the system.. > > thanks for any help > > ==== LEWIS Mailing List ==== > Support RootsWeb!!! Visit www.rootsweb.com to find out more about becoming a > member or sponsor.
9. Re: [LEWIS-L] Canadian Lewis [1]
At 02:15 PM 6/9/1999 -0700, you wrote: >William wrote: > >>Hi Lewis Cousins, >> >>My Lewis line starts in Wales with Richard Of Sychdin Llewys, b.abt 1520, >>father of Edward Lewis, b.abt. 1535. A few generations later the Lewis >>family immigrated to Mass., CT,PA,NY, and finally to Elgin County in >>Ontario in the 1900's. I would be happy to share any info I have. >> >>William Meek >--------------------------------------- >William: > >Do you happen to have a Valorous P. LEWIS born in New York about 1829, d
10. Re: [LEWIS-L] LEWIS FAMILY IN GA-Joseph E. and other marriages [1]
Bellinda, Was your grandmother born in TX? Or were they in TX during the Republic days? If so, there were Lewises and Parkers in the Washington Co. area, and I can put you in touch with a Parker descendant/researcher. Nancy BandB4951@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, > > Looking for John LOUIS/LEWIS, wife, Carrie/Karrie KNIGHT (possibly Caroline,) > and their daughter (biological/adopted/stepfather????) Rachal Moranda COLEMAN > whose first husband is Westley BRIGHT, children: John Wesley, Daisy, Mead > (femal
11. [LEWIS-L] Lewis History the end. [1]
Norma, Even though I still haven't found the lead I need for Seth Lewis, I very much appreciate your time and effort to post all the Lewis information to the list. I'm sure someone was able to gain some very valuable research material. Thank you for your kindness. > > > >I hope no one complains about my sending so much information to the list, but > >I found it and I didn't want to go back and check these disks again, yet I > >felt I should share it with the list. > >Norma norslim@aol.c
12. [LEWIS-L] Lewis Family of PA (page 7 & 8) [1]
ABOUT ELLIS LEWIS The youngest and the most distinguished of the four sons of Major Eli Lewis, in fact the most distinguished member of all the branches of the Lewis family, was Ellis Lewis. When a lad of nine years his father died, but his brothers and sisters cared well for him and gave him a preliminary education. Time does not permit me to do full justice to the life and achievements of Ellis Lewis, who in 1855 became chief justice of the supreme court of Pennsylvania. In 1810,
13. Re: [LEWIS-L] Eli Lewis History [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Norslim@aol.com To: LEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, June 23, 1999 10:06 AM Subject: [LEWIS-L] Eli Lewis History > HISTORY > OF ELI LEWIS AND FAMILY > given in a speech by Ellis S. Lewis, at Lewisberry > Home-coming service > > Tells of Welsh Race Sunday, October 4, 1925 > >Below is printed the address made by Ellis S. Lewis, president of the York >Tr
14. [LEWIS-L] Lewis/Washington/NorthCarolina/ [1]
Betty, There is at least one Col Andrew Lewis that may be a relative of Gen George Washington. Try the below letter of the Prez, in which there is a note re a Col Andrew Lewis, here: http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?ammem/mgw:@field(DOCID+@lit(gw010268)) Please let me know how it works out. ___________________ Subject: [LEWIS-L] Re: Col. Andrew Lewis Date: Sun, 13 Jun 1999 12:18:04 -0600 From: blrossow@uswest.net To: LEWIS-L@rootsweb.com Do
15. [LEWIS-L] Re: LEWIS-D Digest V99 #264 [1]
unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: LEWIS-D-request@rootsweb.com To: LEWIS-D@rootsweb.com Date: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 10:20 AM Subject: LEWIS-D Digest V99 #264
16. Re: [LEWIS-L] LEWIS; Gilbert - Names research difficulty [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------8192105395D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Barbara Lewis wrote: > > In that same vein, my grandmother described her father's motive for > frequently > picking up the family and moving around a lot. His philsophy, being a > farmer, > was "there's always something better just over the next hill..." She > said he > literally lived this way all his life, at one time he even swapped > houses with > another
17. Re: [LEWIS-L] Lewis in Virginia and Kentucky [1]
Karen, if the census is your least favorite source to review, what would be your favorite? I love finding my ancestors on those old censuses. Frances in Tx.
18. [LEWIS-L] New Hampshire Lewis [1]
Still looking for Jesse Lewis, died in Claremont, New Hampshire 1827?, Son David m Elizabeth "Betsy" Stoddard, don't know the date. a dau Caroline Lewis b 1824 New Hampshire. Ely b NY 1836. Samuel b Van Buren County Iowa 1842 or 1845. HELP!!! Thanks, Sharon Sharon
19. Re: [LEWIS-L] POOR 'OMI; Granny Lethers & David LEWIS [1]
This is the Second part of the narrative of POOR 'OMI. - - - - - - - The Lewises began to depart, family by family, from a county that sang so reproachfully of their family name. Years passed, and report drifted back that they had settled in Kentucky, just south of the Ohio River. By 1814, six years after Naomi's tragic death and Jonathan Lewis's escape and flight, Jonathan himself was said to be living in the new Lewis settlement, married and the father of a son. Memory of the tragedy had
20. [LEWIS-L] First Lewis families from DC Library (Installment 2) [1]
Another John Lewis, aged twenty-three, landed in Virginia aboard the Bonaventure in 1634. Edmund Lewis, aged thirty-three and his wife Mary, aged thirty-two, sailed to New England aboard the Elizabeth on April 10, 1634. They brought their two children with them. They were John Lewis, three years old, and little Thomas Lewis only nine months old. Edmund was born in Suffolk, England in 1600. The family sailed from Ipswich and when they reached America settled in Watertown Massachusetts. Edmund and hi
21. Re: [LEWIS-L] Fw: [RIDDLE-L] Confederate Parole Records Index [1]
In a message dated 06/17/1999 9:19:05 AM Central Daylight Time, FCEC@lvcm.com writes: << http://pigpen.itd.nps.gov/vick/parole/csp_indx.htm> >> can't get to the website help
22. [LEWIS-L] Lewis in MD [1]
Linda, Who are your Lewis's in MD? Mine is Wm Lewis, m. Ellen Hooper in Frederick MD in 1803, moved to OH in 1822. Sound familiar? Thanks! Barbara
23. Re: [LEWIS-L] New LEWIS database for y'all [1]
Joyce You're an angel and I hope you don't get to swamped. I'm looking for an Ira Lewis in the 1850 census for German twp, Darke CO. OH. he may be my grgrgrandfather, my grgrandfather was also Ira Lewis b ca 1850. Thanks Alita ----- Original Message ----- From: Joyce Mason To: Sent: Thursday, June 24, 1999 12:33 PM Subject: [LEWIS-L] New LEWIS database for y'all > Dear Lewis Researchers, > > I have a 7,500 person data base of LEWIS men and their wives and
24. [LEWIS-L] Re: Col. Andrew Lewis [1]
Does anyone have information on col. Andrew Lewis - Rev. Soldier - from Va? His name pops up here and there yet I don't recall seeing his pedigree. Betty in Idaho
25. Re: [LEWIS-L] Lewis Tombstones [1]
Karen, According to the GNIS site, Scarberry Cemetery in Kentucky, is located just northwest of Princeton, in Caldwell Co. Sam Brown Benbrook, TX
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