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Submitted by: Maryanna Stever
Email address: mary.gene@verizon.net
 

Husband: LEWIS, Calvin
Birthdate: August 3, 1806
Birthplace: Ludlow, Windsor Co., VT
Death date: unknown
Place of death: NY
Father: LEWIS, David
Mother: BOYNTON, Mary (Polly)

Marriage date: June 25, 1829
Marriage place: Westport, Essex Co., NY

Wife: HINCKLEY, Rhoda
Birthdate: October 13, 1799
Birthplace: NY
Death date: after 1880
Place of death: NY
Father: HINCKLEY, Nathaniel
Mother: BARBER, Rhoda

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: LEWIS, Wallace
Sex: m
Birthdate: abt1832
Birthplace: NY
Death date: unknown
Place of death: unknown
Marriage date: unknown
Marriage place: unknown
Spouse's name: Lucy

Child No. 2: Polly H.
Sex: f
Birthdate: abt1837
Birthplace: NY
Death date: unknown
Place of death: unknown
Marriage date: about 1857
Marriage place: NY
Spouse's name: DOVE, William G.

Child No. 3: LEWIS, Nathaniel Hinckley
Sex: m
Birthdate: abt1835
Birthplace: NY
Death date: after 1920?
Place of death: St. Lawrence Co., NY
Marriage date: April 15, 1958
Marriage place: St. Lawrence Co., NY
Spouse's name: STRAIT, Betsey Caroline

Child No. 4: LEWIS, Miland
Sex: m
Birthdate: abt1846
Birthplace: Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., NY
Death date: after 1880
Place of death: unknown
Marriage date: about 1872
Marriage place: Rossie, St. Lawrence Co., NY
Spouse's name: WITT, Addie
 

Documentation: 1. 1850 census Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., NY lists
Calvin LEWIS occupation as shoe maker.
2. According to census records Nathaniel LEWIS was a music teacher and
brother Miland LEWIS was a voice teacher.  Miland later ran the hotel
of
his late father-in-law.
3. According to census records the only census in which Betsey
and Nathaniel resided together was 1860 Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co.,
NY.
Miland, age 15, lived with them.  Subsequent census
records, where available, showed Betsey living with her parents
and her two sons.  Nathaniel, when he could be found, was living
variously with Miland, in a boarding house, and possibly with his niece
as late as 1920.