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Name | Lewis Lewis | |
Birth | 29 Nov 1827 | Wales ![]() |
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Baptism | 26 Jan 1828 | Ciliau Aeron, Cardiganshire, Wales ![]() |
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Gender | Male | |
Military service | Veteran of the Civil War, served as a Private in Company A, 6th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry, from 7 May 1861 to 24 May 1864 [2] | |
Death | 11 Jun 1905 | Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA ![]() |
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Burial | Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania, USA 560 East 3rd Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16507 USA ![]() |
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Pennsylvania Department of Military Affairs Burial Card for Lewis Lewis It cannot be determined if this is the same Lewis Lewis who was the son of Thomas Lewis and Margaret Williams, but it seems very likely. |
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Lewis Lewis Veterans memorial Cemetery, Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania It cannot be determined with certainty that this is the same Lewis Lewis who was the son of Thomas Lewis and Margaret Williams, but it seems very likely. Plot: Section F, Row 8, Grave 12 |
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7 brothers and 4 sisters | |
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Person ID | I13271 | Bryan-Martin |
Last Modified | 21 Dec 2024 |
Father | Thomas Lewis, b. cir 1789, Wales ![]() ![]() | |
Mother | Margaret A. Williams, b. cir 1788, Wales ![]() ![]() | |
Marriage | 31 Dec 1816 | Cilcennin, Cardiganshire, Wales Although there is also a small village called Cilcennin, Cilcennin in this database refers to the parish of Cilcennin in Cardiganshire, Wales. Extract from ‘A Topographical Dictionary of Wales‘ by Samuel Lewis 1833 “KÎLKENNIN (CÎL-CENIN), a parish in the lower division of the hundred of ILAR, county of CARDIGAN, SOUTH WALES, 9 1/4miles (N. W. by N.) from Lampeter, comprising the Upper and Lower hamlets, each of which maintains its own poor, and containing 695 inhabitants. This place is remarkable in history as the scene of a slaughter committed, in 1210 by Rhys and Owain ab Grufydd, at the head of a chosen band of three hundred men, on a superior body of English and Welsh troops, under the command of their uncle Maelgwyn, whom John King of England had reinforced with a body of auxiliaries, to aid him in recovering possession of the estates wrested from him by Llewelyn ab Iorwerth, the reigning prince of North Wales, and by him given to Maelgwyn’s nephews, who, unable to meet in open combat the force under their uncle’s command, here approached his camp secretly by night, and, furiously rushing upon his unarmed soldiers, slew many of them, and compelled the rest, among whom was Maelgwyn himself, to seek safety by flight. The parish is computed to contain about one thousand acres, mostly arable, in some parts rocky and hilly, and in others flat, of which about forty are subject to inundation: the only river is the Ayron, which skirts a part of it. The living is vicarial, being consolidated with the vicarage of Llanbadarn-Trêveglwys, in the archdeaconry of Cardigan, and diocese of St.David’s. The church, dedicated to St. Cannen has recently been rebuilt, in the later style of English architecture, the expense of which was defrayed by public contributions. There is a place of worship for Independents. On the summit of an eminence, in this parish, are the remains of an ancient castle, called Bwlch y Castell, of the foundation and history of which no particulars have been recorded. The average annual expenditure for the maintenance of the poor amounts to £126.18.” ![]() |
Family ID | F45 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Anne ?, b. cir 1831, Wales ![]() | |||||
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Family ID | F10486 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||
Last Modified | 20 Feb 2023 |
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