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Charles P. Lewis |
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| DOB |
5/24/1824 |
Tennessee |
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11/11/1866 |
Hardin Co. IL |
| Marriage |
12/17/1847 |
Gallatin Co. IL |
| Spouse Name:
Charlotte Brown |
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Rebecca |
11/10/1848 |
5/22/1930 |
Beard |
| Robert |
1853 |
1897 |
Smith |
| Sara |
6/30/1856 |
2/25/1890 |
Mason |
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Charles
Thomas |
7/3/1857 |
1/19/1926 |
Gentry |
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Jonathan |
9/15/1861 |
1/4/1879 |
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| Brown |
10/3/1864 |
5/8/1949 |
Angleton |
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Charles P. Lewis was born May 24th, 1824 in
Tennessee. Very little has been discovered regarding this Charles P.
Lewis. Muster
records indicate he was attached to the Illinois 3rd Infantry under
Captain Michael Kelly Lawler during the
Mexican War of 1846-1848. Charles married Charlotte Brown, daughter of
John Brown, 1807-1875 of Pennsylvania and Sarah McConnell, 1814-1893.
This marriage was recorded December 17th, 1847 in Gallatin County, Illinois.
August 14th 1862 Charles enlisted in the 15th Regiment of the Union
Kentucky Cavalry out of Paducha. He served with this regiment, company
C, until October 29th 1863. This was the extent of Charles'
Civil War service. It is believed that illness prevented him from
serving any longer. The
May/June Muster shows Charles as "absent; Sick at Home in
Hardin County, Illinois". While he is present in later musters, it
is believed that he died in 1866 of consumption or Tuberculosis.
Charles discharged from service October 29th, 1863.
Here is the discharge muster.
Charles and Charlotte had seven children, one of which died at birth.
The family is present in the 1850 Hardin County Illinois Federal census as
well as the 1860 census of the same. The 1860 census is the last
recorded history of Charles P. Lewis recovered to date.
DNA of his descendants seems to indicate that he was of Warner Hall
Lewis decent.
Ongoing Research:
A Samuel H. Lewis, according to the 1840
Gallatin County, Illinois Federal census lists a male 15-20 yrs.
Samuel, himself would have been 25yrs old (born 1815, NC). Supposing
that the male listed is 15yrs, Samuel would have been 10yrs old when the
child was born. We can conclude that the male listed 15-20yrs is not a
child of Samuel but more likely a sibling.
Samuel H. Lewis married Anna W. Trousdale 1/26/1835 in
White County, Illinois. Anna was the daughter of Alexander
Trousdale, son of John Trousdale.
Gov. William Trousdale, son of James Trousdale, married Ann Bugg in
1847,
Sumner County, Tennessee. Ann Bugg was the daughter of Samuel Bugg
and Francis Lewis.
Francis Lewis was the daughter of
Howell Lewis.
A Malinda Trousdale, listed on the 1840 census for Gallatin County,
married a James H. Lewis in 1836 according to the church of LDS. It is
unclear as to why she is listed on this 1840 census as "Trousdale" and no
James H. Lewis is present.
An 1830 Federal Census of White County lists a Westly Lewis living very
near a James and Alex Trousdale.
An 1850 Federal Census of Gallatin County lists Samuel H. Lewis born 1815
North Carolina. Next door is a Joseph P. Lewis born 1818, North
Carolina.
Samuel H. Lewis married second, Charlotte Fowler, 1841, Gallatin County,
Illinois. She is the Charlotte listed on the 1840 census.
"Gallatin County Illinois Wills and Probates" lists a James Thomas Lewis
"died intestate, December, 1850". The estate was presided over by an
Enoch Fowler. |