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Alfred E Lewis

Birth18 February 1844 - Georgetown, Vermilion County, Illinois, United States of America
Death2 Jun 1938 - Charleston, Coles, Illinois
MotherEdith Smith
FatherThomas Lewis

Born in Georgetown, Vermilion County, Illinois, United States of America on 18 February 1844 to Thomas Lewis and Edith Smith. Alfred E Lewis married Lydia Jane Ellis and had 6 children. He passed away on 2 Jun 1938 in Charleston, Coles, Illinois.

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Thomas Lewis
1821 - 1845
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Edith Smith
1823 - 1851
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Lydia Jane Ellis
1845 - 1929
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Joseph Thomas Lewis
1886 - 1971
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Morton C Lewis
1881 - 1908
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William H Lewis
1867 - Unknown
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Flo Lewis
1875 - 1935
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Minnie M Lewis
1869 - Unknown
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Nell "Nellie" Lewis
1888 - 1982

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