Alfred Marion Lewis (1897 - 1972)

Born 2 Oct 1897 in Lewiston, Cache, Utah, United States

Ancestors

Husband of Vera (Carter) Lewis — married 21 Aug 1918 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

Descendants

Died 25 Dec 1972 at age 75 in Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States

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Biography

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Name

Alfred Marion /Lewis/

Name: Alfred Marion

Lewis^[1]

Birth

2 Oct 1897

Lewiston, Cache, Utah, United States^[2][3][4]

Death

25 Dec 1972

Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States^[5][6]

Christening

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Burial

28 Dec 1972

Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States

Ancestral File Number

File Number: 52ZG-SC

Census

United States Census 1930

1930

Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States

Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ogden, Weber, Utah; Roll: 2425; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 33; Image: 27.0.

1337 Marilyn Drive, Ogden, Utah

NAME REL OWN/RENT $ SEX RACE AGE M/S AGE1STMD? POB FPOB MPOB OCC COMPANY

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Alfred M head own 5500 male white 31y m 20y utah utah utah bus driver Utah Idaho Company Vet WW1

Vera C wife female white 30y m 19y Idaho Utah Utah

Kathryn daughter F W 7y s Utah Utah Idaho

Marvin son M W 5y s Utah Utah Idaho

GREAVES

Kate mother-in-law f w 74y wd Utah Wales England^[7]

User ID

ID: 22C2E2B7C0E2420C843059B78E7EEC527BD0

LDS Baptism

Baptism:

15 Oct 1905

Lewiston, Cache, Utah, United States

LDS Endowment

Endowment:

21 Aug 1918

Temple: SLAKE

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Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States^[8]

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• Source: S17 Media: Book Abbreviation: Living Sealing Title: Living Sealings Author: Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints Publication: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Temple
• Source: S18 Media: Vital Abbreviation: Birth Certificate, church Title: Certificate of Birth Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Publication: 31 March 1964, Salt Lake City, Utah
• Source: S2 Media: Newspaper Abbreviation: Obituary Title: Obituary Repository: #R2
• Repository: R2 Name: Douglas P. Felt Address: Douglas P. Felt CONT 2835 Pierce Ave. CONT Ogden, Utah 84403 CONT shelleyfelt@comcast.net Name: Douglas P. Felt Address 1: 2835 Pierce Ave. Address 2: Ogden, Utah 84403 City: shelleyfelt@comcast.net Phone Number: (801) 621-5001
• Source: S34 Abbreviation: Census 1930 Title: 1930 U.S. census, Digital images Publication: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
• Source: S39 Abbreviation: Social Security Record Title: "Social Security Death Index," database Author: Social Security Administration Publication: Ancestry  (www.ancestry.com)
• Source: S50 Abbreviation: Birth Certificate, Utah Title: Birth Certificate, Utah Author: Department of Health, State of Utah Repository: #R17
• Repository: R17 Name: Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics/Utah Department of Health Address: Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics/Utah Department of Health CONT Cannon Health Building CONT 288 North 1460 West CONT P. O. Box 141012 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-1012 Name: Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics/Utah Department of Health Address 1: Cannon Health Building Address 2: 288 North 1460 West City: P. O. Box 141012 Country: Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-1012 Phone Number: (801)538-6380
• Source: S63 Abbreviation: History of Utah Title: History of Utah Author: Orson F. Whitney Repository: #R18 Call Number: vol I, p.435.
• Repository: R18 Name: Land and Records Office Address: Land and Records Office CONT Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. Land & Records CONT P.O. Box 215 CONT Nauvoo, IL 62354 Name: Land and Records Office Address 1: Nauvoo Restoration, Inc. Land & Records Address 2: P.O. Box 215 City: Nauvoo, IL 62354 Phone Number: 217- 453-2733

Notes

CI25Alfred was given a name and a blessing by Joseph Kemp.

HI25(Research):Source Citation: Registration Location: Cache County, Utah; Roll: 1983882; Draft Board: 0.

Source Information:

Ancestry.com. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: United States, Selective Service System. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. M1509, 4,582 rolls.

Name: Alfred Marion Lewis

City: Not Stated

County: Cache

State: Utah

Birth Date: 2 Oct 1897

Race: White

Roll: 1983882

DraftBoard: 0

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United States Census, 1900 for Alfred M. Lewis

Name: Alfred M. Lewis

Titles & Terms:

Residence: Coveville, Lewiston Precincts, Cache, Utah

Birth Date: Oct 1897

Birthplace: Utah

Relationship to Head of Household: Son

Spouse:

Spouse's Titles & Terms:

Spouse's Birthplace:

Father: Riley Lewis

Father's Titles & Terms:

Father's Birthplace: Utah

Mother: Elizabeth Lewis

Mother's Titles & Terms:

Mother's Birthplace: Utah

Race or Color (expanded): White

Head-of-household Name: Riley Lewis

Gender: Male

Marital Status: Single

Years Married:

Estimated Marriage Year:

Mother How Many Children:

Number Living Children:

Immigration Year:

Enumeration District: 0076

Page: 10

Sheet Letter: A

Family Number: 165

Reference Number: 27

Film Number: 1241682

Image Number: 00451

Household Gender Age

Parent Riley Lewis M Dec 1863 Utah Illinois, Virginia

Parent Elizabeth Lewis F wife Apr 1866 7children 7living

Utah South Carolina Ohio

William R. Lewis M Oct 1885

Cloe Lewis F Oct 1888

Robert M. Lewis M July 1889

Merlins H. Lewis M Oct 1891

Mary E. Lewis F Sept 1894

Alfred M. Lewis M Oct 1897

Elizabeth M. Lewis F Sep 1899 8 months old

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United States Census, 1910004454873

Image 736 of 953

1910 United States Populatin Census

Lewiston Precinct, Lewiston Town

Utah, Cache County

Enumeration District 24

Sheet 1A

Name: Alfred M Lewis

Birthplace: Utah

Relationship to Head of Household: Son

Residence: Lewiston, Cache, Utah

Marital Status: Single

Race : White

Gender: Male

Immigration Year:

Father's Birthplace: Utah

Mother's Birthplace: Utah

Family Number: 2

Page Number: 1

Household Gender Age

Parent Neriah R Lewis M 46y farmer

Parent Elizabeth M Lewis F 42y

Merlin H Lewis M 17y

Mary E Lewis F 15y

Alfred M Lewis M 12y farm laborer, home farm

Elizabeth M Lewis F 10y

Meilo C Lewis M 8y

Grace Lewis F 6y

Ida P Lewis F 2y

Edward A Decker M 26y

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United States Census, 1920 for Alford M Lewis

Name: Alford M Lewis

Residence: , Cache, Utah

Estimated Birth Year: 1898

Age: 22

Birthplace: Utah

Relationship to Head of Household: Son

Gender: Male

Race: White

Marital Status: Married

Father's Birthplace:

Mother's Birthplace:

Film Number: 1821861

Digital Folder Number: 4390330

Image Number: 00740

Sheet Number: 2

Household Gender Age

Parent Nerriah R Lewis M 56y Utah Illinois Tennessee

Parent Elizabeth M Lewis F 53y Utah Kentucky Ohio

Milo C Lewis M 17y son single Utah Utah Utah

Grace Lewis F 15y daughter single

Ida P Lewis F 12y daughter single

Elizabeth M Buchanan F 20y daughter married

Jane R Buchanan F 3y9m granddaughter 3 9/12 single

Utah Illinois Utah

Robert M Lewis M 10y grand-son Utah Utah Utah

Alford M Lewis M 22y son married

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William R. Lewis, head m w age 33, UT, UT, UT cattleman

Jane R lewis wife, f w age 34 m Utah England England

Ruth Lewis daughter f w age 10 s Utah utah utah

Afton Lewis daughter f w 8 s Utah Utah Utah

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Lorin Lewis, head m w 32 years m Wyoming Illinois Utah

Gayle M wife f w 25 m Utah Utah Utah

Erma daughter f w 5 s Utah Wyoming Utah

Wendell son m w 4 3/12 s Utah Wyoming Utah

Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ogden, Weber, Utah; Roll: 2425; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 33; Image: 27.0.

1337 Marilyn Drive, Ogden, Utah

NAME REL OWN/RENT $ SEX RACE AGE M/S AGE1STMD? POB FPOB MPOB OCC COMPANY

LEWIS

Alfred M head own 5500 male white 31y m 20y utah utah utah bus driver Utah Idaho Company Vet WW1

Vera C wife female white 30y m 19y Idaho Utah Utah

Kathryn daughter F W 7y s Utah Utah Idaho

Marvin son M W 5y s Utah Utah Idaho

GREAVES

Kate mother-in-law f w 74y wd Utah Wales England

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United States Census, 1940UtahWeberOgden City Election Preci...n, Legislative District 429-46 Ogden City Election...s; (S) 28th; (W) Tyler Av

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1337 Marilyn Drive

Alfred M. Lewis, head m w 42 married born in Utah, Same house in 1935, Conductor, Steam Railroad

Wife, Vera f w 39 married, born in Idaho, same house in 1935,

Katherine, daughter f w 17 s Born in Idaho, same house in 1935* extra information

Marvin, son, m w 15 s, born in Utah, same house in 1935.

Source Citation: Number: 700-01-1824;Issue State: Railroad Board (Issued Through);Issue Date: Before 1951.

Name: Alfred Lewis

SSN: 700-01-1824

Last Residence: 84010 Bountiful, Davis, Utah, United States of America

Born: 2 Oct 1897

Died: Dec 1972

State (Year) SSN issued: Railroad Board (Issued Through) (Before 1951)

NI25BAPTISM: Alfred was baptized in the Cub River in Lewiston by Joseph W. Leavitt. He was confirmed 22 Oct 1905 by James M. Anderson.

MARRIAGE: Alf and Vera were married by Joseph F. Smith in the Salt Lake Temple 21 Aug 1918. Just after they were married, Alf left for a two year mission to the South, departed 29 Apr 1919 and returned 6 Nov 1921. Alf was ordained a Seventy 14 Jun 1942 by Harold B. Lee. He was ordained a High Priest by Joseph F. Barker 18 Apr 1948.

Homes: 1337 Marilyn Drive, Ogden Utah in 1945

Here is a cryptic list of Important Events in Alf's life : (from the "Personal Record" page of a Book of Remembrance kept by Vera and Alf.

"Worked on Father's farm--went to grade schools in Lewiston--High School in Ogden, graduated Weber High School 1917--Went in Army First World War. Went on mission Southern States. Worked all ward work deacon through Elder--Mutual Stake Board in Preston ida--Scouting in Ogden--Eagle Scout--Moved to Bountiful Utah in 1952."

Cover letter, hand written by Alfred Marion Lewis, November 1953.

Dear Kids,

I wanted to get this in with your xmas but didn't have it typed when Mommie got the other things mailed so I am sending this latter: Please excuse the mistakes in the typing and spelling but don't have time to do it over or have it done over. My friend typed it for me and it was done in such a hurry; That is our excuse. We are enjoying a lovely afternoon today just reading writting and sleeping when we are not eating. Surely would love to see my little Shelley on xmas morning: Love to see you all. You can let Kathryn read these papers if she would care to. I am not sending her any but if she cares for any of them I'll get them but I have a complete set and when I go they will all be hers as I hope this start you will now have will be added to as you desire to add to it. With love and the deepest wishes for a lovely xmas, a very nice holliday and a Prosperous new year is in my heart. Kiss each other for grandpa. God bless you.

Love Dad

"A few of the memories in my life"

For a long time I have had a desire to add a few incidents that has been related to me of my grandfather by my mother and father, but being a poor writer I have neglected to write until the dates of these following incidents have entirely slipped my mind.

While I was only seven (7) years old when my grandfather (William Hendricks Lewis) died, I have a very clear picture of him in my mind. Large of stature, raw boned, straight as a stick, thin faced with a head of snow white hair and a full beard and mustache that matched. Large eyes that seemed to see everything around him at the same time.

His athletic figure and movements with pleasant smile, and the heartiest "Hallo Libbie and Riley" as my father and mother were called Libbie and Riley. Then if I was around his large hand was always placed on the crown of my head and with a circular motion, pulling my hair terrifically would add, "how are you, my little man?"

The most outstanding thing I can remember is of the incident that father has told me after he (grandfather) was called to be a Bishop of the little hamlet that later was named after him (Lewiston). The place he was called to preside over was called Little Egypt because of the sand hills and sagebrush. Grandfather was the fourth family to move on the flat and his first year on the flat he planted his grain three different times because the wind blew it out. Being very discouraged and feeling that it was impossible to live in such a place in answer to his prayers a conference was called and Apostle Golden Kimball was sent to preside at that conference. After a series of Priesthood meetings, stake conference meeting and some prayer meetings, grandfather and brother Kimball was seated on the front porch of grandfather's home and brother Kimball looking out over the fields of sand and seemingly worthless country, for some eight to ten minutes, turned to my grandfather and said, "Bishop Lewis, don't get discouraged, you will be blessed for I have just seen this flat as it will be in the very near future. Fields of grain and hay and pastures filled with horses and cattle and a network of railroads will cover the flat and horseless chariots will be innumerable." I don't know how much of this my grandfather lived to see, but I know my father lived to see it literally fulfilled and did own some of that land which produced abundantly. The railroad came on the flat and spread over the flat serving three sugar factories, Gathering sugar beets from all directions to deliver to the factories. As for the horseless chariots (the automobile) begun to show up about 1910 and now they have reached almost the innumerable stage. There are other interesting phases of his life such as when he was on the underground and my father was his only contact, keeping him in touch with his family and returning with advice and instructions to the families. Grandfather had three wives. My grandmother, Martha N. Petty, his first wife, and Aunt Julia Bright, the third wife and Aunt Eddie as knew her the second wife. I want to add here that to my own knowledge each of the three families, at grandfather's death, was left a good home and 140 acres of good land. There are other interesting happenings in his life that I remember but not well enough to relate them. Grandfather's love of animals and for sports, horse racing, foot racing, and wrestling and his desire for fair play and determination to be fair and to see that everything he was connected with was run on an honest and fair basis. These are some of the memories I have of my grandfather Lewis. My grandfather Hendricks I never knew so well.

While dwelling on memories I would like to relate a few that makes my own father so dear to me. He inherited all the honesty and desire to be fair to others that his father had. He lived the Gospel by doing unto others as he would be done by. I don't think he ever had an enemy. Father used to jockey when horse racing was the main sport and was run for the sport. He was an excellent horseman having ridden all his life. The real beginning of his experiences was at about 15 to 18 years of age, he carried the mail from Lewiston to Richland, a distance of about 6 miles on horseback. The winters being very cold and the winds severe and he had to leave about four a.m. to get the mail in on time so the first thing he did was to draw a bucket of water for his horse and one to step in. As he wore leather boots the water would freeze on the boots almost immediately and form the best insulation he had ever found. Often having his fingers frostbitten but never his feet. He has told me of the many times while crossing the flat, as it was then called, he would scare up a coyote and having a fast and well trained horse he would pull off one of his boots while the horse was following the coyote and then use his boot to hammer the coyote and running the horse over it would add another coyote hide to his collection.

When he married my mother he bought his first boughten or factory made suit. There was not such a thing as a stingy hair in his head. I well remember of three widows that lived in our ward, Sisters Champion, Jensen, and Rogers, every fall we boys were sent to put a load of coal and a load of kindling wood in their sheds. Each spring, we, my three brothers and I, were sent to rake up the leaves, clean the yard, and plow the garden spots for the good women. I have heard them express their thanks to my father with tears in their eyes and I have enjoyed many a cookie and pieces of home baked sweets for my services which was very good pay.

Another time that I remember of his outstanding generosity was when one of the ward members, being a harness maker by trade and supporting a family of one boy and ten girls, had a fire that completely destroyed their home. The ward meeting was called to decide what could be done for Brother Nielson's family. Father went to the meeting but his three teams and five men went to the burned home and began the cleaning up work, and he was followed by others and in less than a month the Nielsons had a new home of which my father took the lead in doing the work and contributing heavily to the financing for the materials. Again his trust in mankind was displayed to me by an instance of having signed a note for a Mr. Hoppie to buy a set of plumbing tools. The man was unable to meet the note when came due and the company (George A., Lowe) foreclosed and father had to pay the note. The company wanted him to take the tools from Mr. Hoppie but he just said, "how can the man work without his tools?" and left them with Mr. Hoppie. About a year later Mr. Hoppie came to father, paid him all he owed and expressed his gratitude and thanks for father having trusted him and said, "Riley, the trust you put in me made me determine to see that you wouldn't lose one cent." Father not only got his money back but had the love and greater respect of another family. Many of the men that knew father have often said that if all men could be as big as Riley there wouldn't be any needy at all. This used to sound strange to me as a young man for father never weighed more than a 105 lbs. usually 101 lbs. but now I know what they meant for he truly was big in many ways. To me that was his mission to give to the less fortunate, pay his tithing and pray for everybody and for every good cause. I write this with fondest memories and with a sincere prayer that whomever may read it will have a desire to do good and receive the blessings that comes from living the Golden Rule.

Written this 15th day of November, 1953. Alfred Marion Lewis

[Handwritten note at the bottom] Grandfather (William H. Lewis) made eight trips across the plains to help the saints between the years 1860-1865.

Obituary Alfred M. Lewis

BOUNTIFUL -- Alfred Marion Lewis, 75, 3016 S. 300 West, died Dec. 25, 1972, in an Ogden hospital of natural causes.

Born Oct. 2, 1897, Lewiston, Cache County, to Robert Neriah and Elizabeth Mahala Hendricks Lewis. Married Vera Carter Aug 21, 1918 in Salt Lake Temple. Filled two missions for LDS Church, Southern States, 1919-1921, Ohio 1966. Worked several years as driver Trailways Bus Co. Also as custodian for Utah Power & Light Co. Former High Priests group leader, Val Verda 1st Ward.

Survivors: wife, Bountiful; son, Dr. O. Marvin Lewis, Ogden; daughter, Mrs. Jack (Kathryn) DeHaas, Salem, Ore., six grandchildren; brother, Merlin H., Rupert, Idaho![sic.] four sisters, Mrs. Mary Stocks, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Mahala Rogers, Sandy, Mrs Ida Wilson, Mrs. Grace Colt, both Salt Lake.

Services Thursday noon, Val Verda Stake Center, 2600 S. 500 West, Bountiful. Friends call 295 N. Main, 6-8 p.m. Bmdnesday [sic.], Thursday at stake center 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.

Additional information from local obituary:

Services were held Thursday, Dec. 28 at the Val Verda Stake Center with Bishop Walter K. Rohloff officiating.

Family prayer was given by Glen Gamble. Prelude and postlude music was played by Roland Pitt. Invocation was given by Max Hill.

A vocal selection was sung by a quartet consisting of Bishop and Mrs. Walter K. Rohloff, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patrick.

Speakers were President Milton W. Russon, Ben Call, Max Jardine and remarks by Bishop Walter K. Rohloff.

A vocal solo was sung by Patricia Maughn. Benediction was given by Ray Boman.

Pall bearers were R. Moss Lewis, Reed N. Lewis, Rex T. Lowe, Glen Gamble, Wallace L. Kendell, and Merrill B. Mackay.

Dedication of the grave was by Clair E. Frischknecht. Interment was in the Ogden City Cemetery.

Funeral directors were the Russon Brothers Bountiful Union Mortuary.

A Blessing given by Hyrum G. Smith, Patriarch, upon the head of Alfred Marion Lewis, son of Neriah Robert Lewis and Elizabeth Mahala (Hendricks) Lewis born October 2nd, 1897, at Lewiston, Utah.

Brother Alfred M. Lewis: According to thy desire and by virtue of the Holy Priesthood I place my hands upon thy head, and as the Spirit of the Lord shall direct me, give unto thee a blessing for thy comfort and benefit throughout this life according to thy faithfulness. Thou art of the lineage of Ephraim; born of goodly parents; an heir through faithfulness, to the blessings, gifts and privileges as they have been pomised through the New and Everlasting Covenant. And i say unto thee, hold sacred thy birthright; honor the Holy Priesthood which has been given thee, as well as the teachings of thy parents. And through thine obedience in following the whisperings of that Still Small Voice, thou shalt be blessed in health and in strength and be given privileges and opportunities to carry out thy righteous desires, and shall be directed to the doors of those who are seeking to know the Truth; and shall pass by dangers in safety, and be called into positions of responsibility among thy fellows. And through thine obedience also in observing the laws of Nature and the Words of wisdom thou shalt be given health and strength and be made equal to every responsibility required at thy hands in order to fill up the full measure of thy mission upon the earth. And I say unto thee also, be diligent in study, as well as humble in prayer and careful in observation. For much is required at thy hands in order to perform the labors which are required of thee in order to fulfill thy mission. Shrink not from thy duties when they are made known, and thou shalt be blessed with the gifts of the Gospel necessary to teach and defend the Truth under all circumstances. And thou shalt go about from place to place attended by the preserving and protecting care of the Lord. And in due time, be given a companion of thy choice for the journey of life, with whom thou shalt be blessed with the comforts of a humble home, and a choice posterity, through which thy name shall be honored in the midst of thy people from generation to generation.

This blessing I seal upon thy head through thy faithfulness. And I seal thee up even unto eternal life to come forth in the Resurrection of the Just -- a savior in the House of Israel, with thy kindred and many friends, by virtue of the Holy Priesthood and in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen. Approved: Hyrum G. Smith.

1. ↑ Source: #S34 Page: T626, roll 2421, Ogden Utah, enumeration district (ED) 66 , sheet Image 655, p. 12 A Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ogden, Weber, Utah; Roll: 2425; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 33; Image: 27.0. CONT 1337 Marilyn Drive, Ogden, Utah CONT NAME REL OWN/RENT $ SEX RACE AGE M/S AGE1STMD? POB FPOB MPOB OCC COMPANY CONT LEWIS CONT Alfred M head own 5500 male white 31y m 20y utah utah utah bus driver Utah Idaho Company Vet WW1 CONT Vera C wife female white 30y m 19y Idaho Utah Utah CONT Kathryn daughter F W 7y s Utah Utah Idaho CONT Marvin son M W 5y s Utah Utah Idaho CONT GREAVES CONT Kate mother-in-law f w 74y wd Utah Wales England
2. ↑ Source: #S50
3. ↑ Source: #S17 Page: Book "D" Page 388, No. 3411 Quality or Certainty of Data: 4 Data: Text: Living Sealing, Married Date: 21 Aug 1918 CONT Alfred Marion Lewis, born 2 Oct 1897, Lewiston, Cache, Utah CONT Vera Carter, born 17 Dec 1899, Preston, Franklin, Idaho CONT Sealed by Joseph F. Smith Jr. CONT Witnesses: Thomas Biessinger, Peter j. Sandberg CONT License 19 Aug 1918, Cache County
4. ↑ Source: #S18 Data: Text: Salt Lake City, Utah, 31 March 1964 CONT This certifies that according to the Records of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ALFRED MARION LEWIS was born on the second day of October, Eighteen Hundred and nenety-seven at Lewiston, Utah. CONT Father's name: Nerial R. Lewis CONT Mother's maiden name Elizabeth Hendricks CONT Recorded in Cache Stake, Lewiston Ward Record of Members #9592, Page 80. CONT Entered on record 7 November 1897. Signed Joseph Fielding Smith, Historian of the church and ex officio Custodian of its Records.
5. ↑ Source: #S39 Page: entry for Alfred Marion Lewis, 1972, SS no. 700-01-1824, ac cessed 17 Mar 2009 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
6. ↑ Source: #S2 Page: Ogden Standard Examiner, week of December 25, 1972. Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: Obituary Alfred M. Lewis CONT BOUNTIFUL -- Alfred Marion Lewis, 75, 3016 S. 300 West, died Dec. 25, 1972, in an Ogden hospital of natural causes. CONT Born Oct. 2, 1897, Lewiston, Cache County, to Robert Neriah and Elizabeth Mahala Hendricks Lewis. Married Vera Carter Aug 21, 1918 in Salt Lake Temple. Filled two missions for LDS Church, Southern States, 1919-1921, Ohio 1966. Worked several years as driver Trailways Bus Co. Also as custodian for Utah Power & Light Co. Former High Priests group leader, Val Verda 1st Ward. CONT Survivors: wife, Bountiful; son, Dr. O. Marvin Lewis, Ogden; daughter, Mrs. Jack (Kathryn) DeHaas, Salem, Ore., six grandchildren; brother, Merlin H., Rupert, Idaho![sic.] four sisters, Mrs. Mary Stocks, Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Mahala Rogers, Sandy, Mrs Ida Wilson, Mrs. Grace Colt, both Salt Lake. CONT Services Thursday noon, Val Verda Stake Center, 2600 S. 500 West, Bountiful. Friends call 295 N. Main, 6-8 p.m. Bmdnesday [sic.], Thursday at stake center 10:45 to 11:45 a.m.
7. ↑ Source: #S34 Page: T626, roll 2425, Utah Ogden, enumeration district (ED) 33 , sheet Image 27 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3 Data: Text: Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Ogden, Weber, Utah; Roll: 2425; Page: 13A; Enumeration District: 33; Image: 27.0. CONT 1337 Marilyn Drive, Ogden, Utah CONT NAME REL OWN/RENT $ SEX RACE AGE M/S AGE1STMD? POB FPOB MPOB OCC COMPANY CONT LEWIS CONT Alfred M head own 5500 male white 31y m 20y utah utah utah bus driver Utah Idaho Company Vet WW1 CONT Vera C wife female white 30y m 19y Idaho Utah Utah CONT Kathryn daughter F W 7y s Utah Utah Idaho CONT Marvin son M W 5y s Utah Utah Idaho CONT GREAVES CONT Kate mother-in-law f w 74y wd Utah Wales England
8. ↑ Source: #S17 Page: Book "D", page 388 No. 3411 Quality or Certainty of Data: 4 Data: Text: Living Sealing, Married Date: 21 Aug 1918 CONT Alfred Marion Lewis, born 2 Oct 1897, Lewiston, Cache, Utah CONT Vera Carter, born 17 Dec 1899, Preston, Franklin, Idaho CONT Sealed by Joseph F. Smith Jr. CONT Witnesses: Thomas Biessinger, Peter j. Sandberg CONT License 19 Aug 1918, Cache County

Acknowledgments

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