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|Althea Alice (Cook) Lewis
|Abby Glann
|25 Nov 2014
|Roy Alford Lewis
|Floyd David Lewis
|1900 Gladstone, Illinois
|Frances Lydia (Duke) Lewis
|1903 Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa
|Jim Lewis 1
|Jim Lewis
|Nancy L. (Lewis) Combs 1250
|Nancy Combs
|Marjorie E. Lewis
|Randy Huskey
|William Olen Lewis
|1892 Illinois, USA
|Margaret Lewis
|March 15, 1744 Culpeper Co., Virginia
|David McDougle
|24 Nov 2014
|Brona (Burke) Lewis
|Brona Lewis
|Jane Keziah (Lewis) Seede
|December 31, 1874 Schenectady, NY
|Tayler Mccormick
|Ariadne Lewis
|October 30, 1859 Crystal Springs, MS
|Thomas Watkins
|Ken W. Lewis 462
|Ken Lewis
|Philip Lewis
|David Sylvester
|23 Nov 2014
|Rachel Lewis
|Fern A Lewis
|February 14, 1885 Florida
|Margaret Acree
|Mandy Maude (Whitfield) Lewis
|October 5, 1892 Georgia
|Sharon L. Lewis
|Carol Oman
|Melanie R. (Hutchens) Lewis 293
|Melanie Lewis
|John Lewis
|June 22, 1747 Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
|Cheryl Glass
|Chris A. Lewis
|Steve Bartlett
|Emma M. (Lewis) Robertson
|Mary Coleman (Jordan) Lewis
|January 11, 1876
|Sarah Callis
|Benjamin Jefferson Lewis
|January 12, 1874
|Bennie G. (Lewis) Callis
|Albert L. Lewis
|Lorena Ridpath
|Becky M. (Lewis) Bierbrodt 9006
|Becky Bierbrodt
|22 Nov 2014
|Aletha Ann Lewis
|December 11, 1804 Montgomery Co, MD
|Jack Day
|Charles S. Lewis 549
|Charles Lewis
|Blanche Lewis
|1890 Kincardine Ontario, Canada
|Chris Mckinnon
|Thomas Charles Lewis
|February 12, 1901 Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England
|Neil Hartwell
|Mabel Evelyn Lewis
|January 1900 Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England
|Irene Lewis
|March 30, 1898 Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England
|Florence Ethel Lewis
|August 4, 1896 Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, England
|George Lewis
|October 1868 Isham, Northamptonshire, England
|Stella Lewis
|October 2, 1900
|Richard Hill
|Erma M. (Lewis) Ryerson
|Kenneth Ryerson
|Mary Lewis
|December 1793 England
|Ronnie DeWayne Broadfoot
|Michael S. Lewis
|Lorena Ridpath
|Jeffrey A. Lewis 1457
|David Lewis
|Vivian A. (Miller) Lewis
|Roni Hoskins
|James Lewis
|June 3, 1664 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
|Rich Davis
|Sally A. (Ferdon) Lewis 1082
|Sally Lewis
|21 Nov 2014
|Margaret Lewis
|1772 Prince Georges Co, MD
|Jack Day
|Jeremiah J. Lewis
|March 30, 1745 Prince Georges Co, MD
|Alexander A. Lewis
|1817 North Carolina, United States
|Thomas Watkins
|Ariadne Lewis
|October 30, 1859 Crystal Springs Mississippi
|Michael A. Lewis PhD 6778
|Michael Lewis
|James Leslie Lewis
|November 20, 1896 South Drexel, Bates, Missouri, USA
|Greg Lewis
|Carl D. Lewis
|Greg S. Lewis 11
|Sarah (Lewis) Richards
|February 21, 1838 Pembrey, Carmarthenshire, Wales
|Carole Fisher
|Martha J (Lewis) Richards
|October 4, 1848 Green Co. Wisconsin
|Kathleen Tuttle
|20 Nov 2014
|Susannah (Brumfield) Lewis
|1740 Briey Creek, Prince Edward County, VA
|M. Gaulden
|Catherine Lewis
|Cheryl Glass
|Catherine (Washington) Lewis
|February 11, 1724 Highgate, Gloucester, Virginia, USA
|Vic Watt
|Fielding Lewis
|July 7, 1725 Warner Hall, Gloucester co, Virginia
|Debbie Reinhardt
|David Richard Lewis Jr. 8791
|October 3, 1947 Willows, California
|David Lewis
|Bessie May Lewis
|December 29, 1898 Ellisville, Jones, Mississippi, United States
|Charlotte Shockey
|Barry A Lewis
|Neil Hartwell
|Ruth Lewis
|October 17, 1907
|Misty McLemore
|Lincoln Lewis
|1891 Etiwanda, San Bernardino County, California
|Warren Whitby
|Mary A. Lewis
|Lincoln Lewis
|1891 Etiwanda, San Bernardino County, California
|Donna M. (Lewis) Blitch 833
|Donna Blitch
|Marian Lewis
|1815 South Carolina, USA
|Deborah Cromer
|Phebe (Moore) Lewis
|April 25, 1669
|Carole Partridge
|Experience (Strong) Lewis
|April 10, 1714 Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts
|William Lewis III
|March 15, 1657 Farmington, Hartford, CT
|Doug Coldwell
|Ruth (Lewis) Bronson
|September 12, 1679 Farmington, Connecticut
|Sharon Wetzel
|Jerusha (Gridley) Lewis
|February 6, 1712 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut
|Marie Chantigny
|Arnie Lester Lewis
|August 21, 1897 Gordo, Pickens County, Alabama, USA
|Michael Lewis
|Nehemiah Lewis
|May 3, 1705 Farmington, Hartford, Connecticut
|Carole Partridge
|Hannah (Hopkins) Lewis
|March 13, 1766 Orange, New York, USA
|Richard Schultheiss
|Margaret (Lewis) Oakley
|December 12, 1791 Fayette, Kentucky, USA
|Vera (DeBolt) Lewis 1331
|Vera Lewis
|Ann Lewis
|1730 Killinsley Township, Windham County, Connecticut Colony, British Empire
|Gary Kueber
|Byron S. Lewis 212
|Byron Lewis
|19 Nov 2014
|Helena (Lewis) Arndt
|1896 Kansas, United States
|Michael Lewis
|William Lewis
|1846 Kentucky, United States
|Orwill Perrin Lewis
|1889 Kansas, United States
|Clarissa E (Perrin) Lewis
|1851 Ohio, United States
|Gertrude Ellen (Rose) Lewis
|1888 Kansas, United States
|Nina Jane (Lewis) Arnel-Duckett
|March 13, 1931
|Susan Tye
|Lt Col Bill G. Lewis 2
|Bill Lewis
|Missouri Ann (Lewis) Saunders
|1866 18 Mile Creek, Putnam County, West Virginia.
|James Applegate
|Mary Jane (Lewis) Weems
|March 9, 1851 Deer Creek, Perry, Tennessee
|Nancy Brown
|Mrs. Elizabeth (Judd) Lewis
|October 1, 1654 Windsor HT. Co. CT. USA
|Doug Coldwell
|Mr. Samuel Lewis
|August 18, 1648 Farmington, Hartford Co., Connecticut, New England
|Mary L (Parish) Lewis
|1871 Arkansas
|Nancy Brown
|Mercy (Lewis) Porter
|Marie Chantigny
|Joyce E. Lewis
|Nancy Brown
|Billie P. Lewis
|Doris F. (Vaughn) Lewis
|Helen R. Lewis 56
|Helen Lewis
|Gail A. (Lewis) Salley 607
|Gail Salley
|David Lewis
|1730 Virginia Colony
|Keith Baker
|Miriam (Lewis) Madison
|Betty A. (Lewis) Speary
|Charlotte Shockey
|Susannah (Nickell) Lewis
|1755 Augusta Co., , VA
|Michael Lewis
|Miss Lewis
|Mary Lewis
|January 28, 1723 Gloucester, Gloucester, Virginia, United States
|Michael Lewis
|Jacob Lewis
|1709 Richmond, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
|Anonymous S
|Susanna May Lewis
|September 2, 1875 Smicksburg, Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
|Joseph St. Denis
|18 Nov 2014
|Sarah (Babcock) Lewis
|1669 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
|Rich Davis
|Terry O. Lewis
|Steve Bartlett
|Rebecca (Timothy) Lewis
|1660 Charles County, Maryland
|Dillon Kepner
|Molly Lewis
|Steve Bartlett
|Rebecca Lewis
|Grace Lewis
|May 31, 1607 Saint Andrews, Devon, England
|David Sylvester
|William Henry Lewis
|Beth Rasmussen
|Christopher Lewis
|May 15, 1581 London, Co. Middlesex, England
|Richard Williams
|Sarah Rebecca Lewis
|Courtney Lewis
|David Knickerbocker
|Margaret (McKinney) Lewis
|December 21, 1829 Tennessee
|Rosemary Matthews
|Edmund Lewis
|1751 Virginia
|Burrel Green Lewis
|1791 Person Co., NC
|Fannie (Turner) Lewis
|William Emerson Lewis
|September 7, 1828 Williamson Co, TN
|Michael Lewis
|George Gilbert Lewis
|1800 Claremont, New Hampshire, USA
|Katharine E
|Ellen Mary Lewis
|October 28, 1853 St Charles, Plymouth, Devon, England
|Robert Pavlick
|Georgina Lewis
|1835 St Charles The Martyr, Plymouth, Devon, England
|Nancy Jane (Lewis) Ellington
|1831 Kentucky, USA
|Mindy Pitts
|Thomas Lewis Jr
|1659 Charles County, Maryland
|Dillon Kepner
|17 Nov 2014
|Sylvia J. (Lewis) Rosewarne
|Carleane Tang
|Kevin Lewis
|William Harrison Lewis
|October 22, 1789 Randolph, North Carolina, United States
|Gyda Arber
|Jacob Warren Lewis
|November 29, 1832 Bible Grove, Clay, Illinois, USA
|Jackie Lewis 17
|Jackie Lewis
|Gladys L. (Huntsman) Lewis
|Pamela J. Lewis
|John H. Lewis
|Florence L. (Lewis) Sickle
|Persithe (Lewis) Cushman
|January 15, 1671 Swansea, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
|Michael Lewis
|Katherine Belle (Howse) Lewis
|January 19, 1904 Hamilton, Ohio, USA
|Jackie Lewis
|Albert McClellan d Lewis
|December 22, 1901
|Harold Sydney Lewis
|Valerie Willis
|William Marion Lewis
|September 10, 1787 Elk Fork, Morgan Co., Kentucky, United States
|Richard Schultheiss
|Thomas Jr Lewis
|July 27, 1798 Montgomery, Kentucky, USA
|Thomas Lewis
|May 3, 1755 Washington, Virginia, USA
|Sarah Lewis
|April 10, 1805 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|Nancy Ann Lewis
|April 8, 1793 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|Mary L Lewis
|August 5, 1790 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|Margaret Lewis
|1743 St Clair, Smyth, Virginia, USA
|John L Lewis
|January 22, 1789 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|John Lewis
|August 24, 1754 Monroe, Amherst, Virginia, United States
|Henry Hopkins Lewis
|March 4, 1808 Morgan, Kentucky, USA
|Hannah Lewis
|August 17, 1796 Clark, Kentucky, USA
|Griffith Lewis
|1744 Washington, Virginia, United States
|Gardner Hopkins Lewis
|November 8, 1801 Morgan, Kentucky, USA
|Francis Hopkins Lewis
|March 3, 1786 Mercer, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
|Elizabeth Lewis
|November 23, 1794 Virginia, USA
|Eleanor Nellie Lewis
|November 28, 1830 Perry, Kentucky, USA
|Edmund Price Lewis
|August 5, 1803 Montgomery, Kentucky, USA
|Diedamia Lewis
|February 20, 1800 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|Belinda Lewis
|December 5, 1826 Morgan County, Kentucky, USA
|Belinda Lewis
|March 14, 1811 Floyd, Kentucky, USA
|Irving Lewis
|July 15, 1886 Pennsylvania
|Michael Palmer
|Suzanne Alice Lewis
|April 14, 1867 Pennsylvania
|Mary Lewis
|November 16, 1629 Scituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Catherine Nye
|Georgina (Bowditch) Lewis
|Robert Pavlick
|Pamie Elizabeth Lewis
|May 6, 1895
|Sharon Wetzel
|Georgina (Bowditch) Lewis
|Robert Pavlick
|Robert Lewis
|August 1, 1804
|Clarence Lewis
|February 1934
|Carleane Tang
|Ida Elsie L (Sleigh) Lewis
|April 28, 1906 Aston, Warwickshire
|Richard Lewis
|1648 Charles River, Lancaster, Virginia, United States
|Jim Tarbet
|Richard Lewis
|1609 Brecon, Breconshire, Wales, United Kingdom
|Allan Thomas
|Miles Lewis
|1642 Lancaster, Virginia, United States
|Jim Tarbet
|Miles Lewis
|1641 Virginia, United States
|Tommy Wells
|Frances (Miles) Lewis
|1617 Wales
|Allan Thomas
|Shelley Lewis 1384
|Shelley Lewis
|Roy Lewis
|Carleane Tang
|William Edward Lewis
|1930 Walsall
|William Lewis
|1869 Little Farington Oxfordshire
|16 Nov 2014
|William Edward Alexander Lewis
|1902 Walsall
|Anna M. (Wineinger) Lewis
|Nancy Wineinger
|Jonathan Lewis
|1684 Prince George's, Maryland, United States
|Tommy Wells
|Baroness Dorothy Mabel Lewis
|January 1900
|Phil Richardson
|Mary (Hopkins) Lewis
|Doug Coldwell
|Daniel Lewis
|October 6, 1715 Prince George, Maryland
|Tommy Wells
|Mabel (Lewis) Wolfe
|Lindsay Lewis
|Lindsay B. Lewis 467
|Mary Elizaabeth (Lewis) Henson
|1879 Indiana
|H Horsinao
|Harold Lewis
|David McDougle
|Rachel J. (Lewis) French
|October 27, 1827 London, Middlesex, Upper Canada
|Wayne Burnie
|Walter Lewis
|September 1867 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Grant Glover
|Ellen Lewis
|1867 Ontario,Canada
|Michael Lewis
|Rachel Lewis
|1865 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Marcus Lewis
|1864 Lobo Twp,Middlesex Cty,Ontario,Canada
|Alvin Lloyd Lewis
|April 17, 1888 Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
|Almon Lewis
|January 28, 1861 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Annie Lewis
|1858 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Earle Lewis
|March 1902 Ontario
|Caroline May Lewis
|1899 Ontario
|Orville Lewis
|August 18, 1870 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Joesph Lewis
|Phil Richardson
|Richard Lewis
|July 22, 1759 Rowan, North Carolina, United States
|Cathy Champion
|Jeremiah Lewis Jr.
|May 6, 1781 Purdum, Montgomery Co, MD
|Catherine Rivera
|Thomas Griffin Lewis
|1638 Lancaster, VA
|Troy Young
|15 Nov 2014
|Pauline (Lewis) Baham
|March 13, 1885 Louisiana, USA
|Robert Bahn
|Francis Lewis
|September 7, 1907 Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln, Maine, United States
|Lindsay Lewis
|Bette Lewis
|September 14, 1750 Truro
|Timothy Wilder
|Benjamin Lewis
|October 8, 1700 Eastham
|Eleazer Lewis
|April 10, 1748 Truro
|Joshua Lewis
|March 4, 1745 Truro
|Joshua Lewis
|April 1, 1744 Truro
|Moses Lewis
|April 19, 1742 Truro
|Joseph Lewis
|October 16, 1735 Truro
|Benjamin Lewis
|September 12, 1733 Truro
|Lucy Lewis
|June 13, 1731 Truro
|George Lewis
|March 24, 1740 Truro
|Thomas Lewis
|March 12, 1738 Truro
|Angeline (Lewis) Ewing
|December 27, 1813 Maryland
|Mary Gemmell
|Sarah Lewis
|June 29, 1729 Truro
|Timothy Wilder
|Seth Lewis
|Mary Gemmell
|Joseph A Lewis
|September 11, 1879 Russia
|Lindsay Lewis
|Roy Edwin Lewis
|April 22, 1894 Guelph, Wellington, Ontario, Canada
|Sharon Wetzel
|Alma Eden Lewis
|September 6, 1888 Vienna, Elgin, Ontario, Canada
|Edward Lewis
|September 20, 1856 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Electa A Lewis
|1854 Caradoc, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|Levi K Lewis
|1853 Lobo, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
|William J Lewis
|August 10, 1828 Ontario, Canada
|Captain Meriwether Lewis
|August 18, 1774 Locust Hill, Ivy, Albemarle, Virginia, United States
|Vic Watt
|Susanah Lewis
|Gyda Arber
|Edith Lewis
|Albert Lewis
|Cladys Lewis
|Gwendolyn Lewis
|Vidarie Lewis
|Crawford Perry Lewis
|1828 Clay City, Clay, Illinois, United States
|Morton Lafayette Lewis
|March 1830 Clay City, Clay, Illinois, United States
|Richard Rowland Lewis
|1828 Clay, Illinois, United States
|Lee D Lewis
|Shelvia Lewis
|July 7, 1823 Pulaski, Kentucky, United States
|Linus Lina Lewis
|1836 Illinois, United States
|Marquis DeLafayett Lewis
|Drura Lewis
|1827 North Carolina, United States
|Sinn Lewis
|John Lewis
|Ewing Lewis
|June 21, 1830 Clay Co., IL
|Ludwin Brooks Lewis
|August 25, 1825 Clay City, Clay, Illinois, United States
|William Hemsley Lewis
|December 25, 1817 Indiana, United States
|Warren Lewis
|1903 California
|Jane Adeline Lewis
|December 7, 1853 Yreka, Siskiyou, California, United States
|William Lincoln Lewis
|November 22, 1861 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Ulyssus S Grant Lewis
|January 31, 1870 Scott Valley, Siskiyou, California, United States
|John Florence Lewis
|November 4, 1872 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Joseph Sherman Lewis
|July 18, 1875 California, United States
|Alvin Lewis
|1881 Fort Jones, Siskiyou, California, United States of America
|Susan F Lewis
|July 28, 1866 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Jacob Warren Lewis Jr.
|January 31, 1855 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Sarah Elizabeth (Lizzie) Lewis
|September 5, 1856 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Olive Caroline Lewis
|January 3, 1864 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Crawford Lafayette Lewis
|March 18, 1858 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|James E Lewis
|Carry Lewis
|Lily Belle Lewis
|Mary Ellen Lewis
|November 9, 1859 Oro Fino, Siskiyou, California, United States
|Francis Lewis
|March 21, 1713 Llangurig, Powys, Wales
|William Beason
|Lydia Lewis
|1800 Whitechapel, Middlesex, London, England
|Lin Starke
|Mary (Offley) Lewis
|William Lewis
|Lydia (Lewis) Barwell
|1801 Whitechapel, Middlesex, London, England
|Catherine (Lewis) Lale
|1807 North Carolina, United States
|Charlotte Shockey
|Caleb Lewis
|October 15, 1691 Wallingford, Connecticut, New England
|Doug Coldwell
|14 Nov 2014
|Ichabod Lewis
|April 18, 1714 Wallingford, Ct.
|Katharine E
|Sarah (Maltbie) Lewis
|January 11, 1685 Wallingford, New Haven, CT
|Doug Coldwell
|Samuel Lewis
|October 7, 1748 Wallingford, Ct,
|Katharine E
|Esther Lewis
|July 15, 1776 Wallingford, New London Co, Connecticut
|Ann (Lewis) Willing
|1585 Devon, England
|Steve Bartlett
|Minnie Abigail Lewis
|January 22, 1881 Littleton New Hampshire
|Elizabeth Pease
|Ann Eliza Clifford (Lewis) Pemberton
|1835 Troup County, Georgia, United States
|Ron Norman
|Alice Adele (Bourelle) Lewis
|October 10, 1927 Wabash, Mercer, Ohio, USA
|Gail Salley
|George Richard Lewis
|August 27, 1924 Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA
|George Russell Lewis
|December 19, 1901 Jamestown, Greene, Ohio, USA
|John T. Lewis Sr
|Helen Lewis
|Lemuel Jackson Lewis Sr
|August 1, 1887 Union, Newton, Mississippi, USA
|Sarah Lewis
|1724 Paumunkey Neck, Hanover, Virginia, United States
|Bill Sigmund
|13 Nov 2014
|Eliza Lewis
|April 11, 1823
|Steve Worden
|William J. Lewis
|Gordon Simpkinson
|Eliza (Lewis) Gerdtz
|1846 Somerset, England
|Kirsty Ward
|Patricia A. (Lewis) Temple
|Gail Salley
|Donna M. (Lewis) Chelman
|Gerald R. Lewis
|Matilda (Lewis) Clark
|1803 Kentucky
|Chloe Stevens
|Cynthia A. (Lewis) Denslow
|Helen Lewis
|John T. Lewis Jr
|Brenda G. Lewis
|Richard N. Lewis
|Deborah Lewis
|Deborah Lewis
|Janice D. (Bartlett) Lewis
|Steve Bartlett
|12 Nov 2014
|Sharon A. Lewis
|Gail Salley
|Carol D. Lewis
|John E Lewis
|Rob Edgeton
|Sharon K Lewis
|Ronald E Lewis
|Janelle Lynn Lewis
|Anna Jemina Lewis
|1845 , Virginia, United States
|Gail Salley
|Elizabeth May Lewis
|1838 , Virginia, United States
|Daniel Lewis
|1840 , Virginia, United States
|Samuel Lewis
|1836 , Virginia, United States
|George Lewis
|1834 , Virginia, United States
|Jacob Lewis
|1837 , Virginia, United States
|John Lewis
|1831 , Virginia, United States
|Amanda Jane Lewis
|1829 , Virginia, United States
|Nicholas Lewis
|1803 , Virginia, United States
|Nimrod Lewis
|July 1825 , Virginia, United States
|Susan C. Lewis
|July 1, 1852 , West Virginia, United States
|Unknown Lewis
|April 16, 1897 Madison, Ohio, United States
|Laura Belle Lewis
|April 23, 1877 New Jasper, New Jasper Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Eveline Lilli Lewis
|August 15, 1875 Ross Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Mary (Betty) Lewis
|July 1872 New Jasper, Ohio, United States
|Emily J. Lewis
|May 10, 1870 Ross Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Daniel Nelson Lewis
|October 1862 , Ohio, United States
|Isaac Sherman Lewis
|January 1865 South Solon, Stokes Township, Madison, Ohio, United States
|John Nicholas Lewis
|December 25, 1859 Hardy, West Virginia, United States
|Solomon Nimrod Lewis
|October 30, 1857 Hardy, West Virginia, United States
|Paul Raymond Lewis
|October 28, 1931
|Norma Jean Lewis
|May 16, 1935 Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, United States
|Mary June Lewis
|December 24, 1940
|Charles M. Lewis
|November 3, 1888 Jefferson Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|William Andrew Lewis
|April 24, 1883 Jamestown, Silver Creek Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Golda V. Lewis
|May 21, 1905 , Ohio, United States
|Hazel Maria Lewis
|September 22, 1899 New Jasper, New Jasper Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Mary E. Lewis
|August 1896 , Ohio, United States
|Lillie J. Lewis
|December 1894 , Ohio, United States
|Stanley Taylor Lewis
|December 10, 1893 New Jasper, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Roy Sherman Lewis
|February 6, 1886 Silver Creek, Greene, Ohio, United States
|Stewart O. Lewis
|August 20, 1890 Jefferson Township, Greene, Ohio, United States
|George William Lewis
|September 27, 1854 Hardy, West Virginia, United States
|Willie Lewis
|1884 Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales
|Gail van IJzendoorn
|Ann Lewis
|1848 Llangonoyd, Glamorgan, Wales
|Jane Lewis
|1864 Llangynwyd, Glamorganshire, Wales
|Jennet Lewis
|1866 Llangynwyd, Glamorganshire, Wales
|Phebie Lewis
|1856 Llangynwyd, Glamorganshire, Wales
|Hannah Lewis
|May 14, 1858 Llangonoyd, Glamorgan, Wales
|John Lewis
|1815 Carmarthen, Carmarthenshire, Wales
|Mary Lewis
|1825 Llangavelach, Glamorganshire, Wales
|David Lewis
|1905 Cardiganshire, , Wales
|William Lewis
|April 16, 1914
|Albert Lewis
|August 24, 1920
|John David Lewis
|1884 Cardiganshire, , Wales
|Sidney Lewis
|November 23, 1890 Brynammaw
|David Glyndwr Lewis
|January 28, 1926 Caerphilly, Wales
|Dorothy Lewis
|John Lewis
|George Lewis
|1831 Milford
|Mary Ann Lewis
|1858 Maesteg, Glamorgan, Wales
|Jane Keziah (Payne) Lewis
|Tayler Mccormick
|Katherine Rosa Smith (Smith) Lewis
|January 31, 1844 Jefferson County, New York
|Martha Mageline (Lewis) Whitley
|Debbie Howell
|Roscoe Lewis
|Emily (Davis) Lewis
|Samuel Warren
|Isabella Maria (Hudson) Lewis
|April 24, 1908 California, USA
|J Hawkins
|Bonnie Elaine (Walters) Lewis
|April 5, 1949
|Jeff Venable
|Floyd Lewis
|Dee Ann Pierce
|Barbara (Shirer) Lewis
|Lee Lewis
|Lee Lewis
|Susan Lewis
|July 4, 1673 Haverford, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
|Jack Wise
|11 Nov 2014
|Rachel Emaline Lewis
|February 3, 1822
|Bob Nichol
|Eliza Jane (Lewis) Parks
|May 19, 1819 Jefferson Co., KY
|Lucy Ann (Lewis) Patterson
|March 15, 1812
|Hazel L. (Barry) Lewis
|Brian Ward
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Antonia Anonymous
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Gary Lewis
|Warner Lewis
|October 10, 1720 Warner Hall, Gloucester, Virginia, United States
|Bob Carson
|Welthea (Samson) Lewis
|April 22, 1773 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Janis Swanson
|Benjamin Lewis
|September 25, 1806 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Ruth Bradford Lewis
|February 19, 1804 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Welthea Lewis
|January 9, 1803 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|William Lewis
|August 10, 1802 Duxbury, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|William Lewis
|February 27, 1777 Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Emeline Mildred (Lewis) Walker
|December 18, 1809 Buckingham Co., Virginia, USA
|Lillian Miller
|Charles Frederick Lewis
|June 14, 1844 New York City, NY
|Tayler Mccormick
|10 Nov 2014
|Yetta Lewis
|1884 Russia Poland
|Lindsay Lewis
|Herman T. Lewis
|Sallie Lewis
|Morgan Jackson
|Margaret Lewis
|March 1836 Old Chapel-Schenectay, New York
|Tayler Mccormick
|Florence Lewis
|1572 Montgomery, Montgomeryshire, , Wales
|Ann Lewis
|1566 Montgomery, Montgomeryshire, Wales
|Jr. Howard H. Lewis
|Lora Koch
|Howard Huggins Lewis
|August 22, 1909 VA
|Margaret Lewis
|1799 Northumberland, Saratoga, New York
|Tayler Mccormick
|Councilor John Lewis
|November 30, 1669 Chemokins, New Kent Co., VA
|Thomas Allen
|Col Charles Lewis
|1696 port holly, new kent, virginia
|Linda Lewis
|Charles Lewis
|March 14, 1741 Virginia
|JD Spangler
|Edward Lewis
|1758 Virginia
|Elizabeth Lewis
|George W. Lewis
|Scott Forde
|9 Nov 2014
|Joy Lewis 1
|Joy Lewis
|Rachel Emily (Garnett) Lewis
|Rick Brown
|George R. Lewis II
|Gail Salley
|Isaac Newton Lewis
|1830 Georgia, USA
|Suzanne Smith
|Noah Lewis
|1849 Georgia
|Emily Modenia Lewis
|February 6, 1873 Arkansas, USA
|General Morgan Lewis
|October 16, 1744 New York, New York
|William Beason
|Mary (Lewis) Bryant
|November 16, 1629 East Greenwich, Kent, England
|Sandi Gammon
|Jessie Stuart (Lewis) Christie
|1909 Katoomba, NSW
|Graeme Rose
|Alice Agatha (Lewis) Peeler
|October 23, 1882 Bradford County, Florida
|Vincent Piazza
|Midge A. (Lewis) Charles
|Larry Charles
|John Lewis
|1641 Warner Hall, Gloucester, Virginia, USA
|Jim Kane
|8 Nov 2014
|Margaret Lewis
|June 10, 1754 Clarksburg, Montgomery, Maryland, United States
|Margaret Lewis
|Tracey (Bryant) Lewis
|Amy Bryant
|Mattie J. (Taylor) Lewis
|1903 Mississippi
|Jessi Perkins
|Gary W. Lewis
|Linda Weishahn
|Sheila K (Lewis) Dworak
|Margaret (Lewis) Daniel
|1865 Carmarthenshure, Wales
|Lucy Lavelle
|Amy (Lewis) Davis
|1840 Kentucky
|Penelope Greenwell
|Elizabeth (Lewis) Vanzant
|Wayne Burnie
|Elizabeth Montgomery Lewis
|1740 Hanover, Virginia, USA
|Ron Gragg
|7 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth (Lewis) Harvey
|James Harvey
|Anna Louise B. Lewis
|1824 , North Carolina
|Robert Greaves
|John L. Lewis
|1754 Of, Fairfax, Virginia, USA
|Bob Nichol
|Vivien L. Lewis
|Nicholas Keen
|Jeffrey A. Lewis
|Craig Barnum
|Scott Lewis
|Kimberly Lewis
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1743 Albemarle, Virginia, USA
|Thomas Allen
|Martha Ellen (Lewis) Sumpter
|1842 New York
|Amy Lewark
|Kay M. (Bridgeman) Lewis 699
|Kay Lewis
|6 Nov 2014
|Unknown (Lewis) Goode
|1744 , , NC, British North America
|Quentin Smith
|Eugene Lewis
|Sharon Wetzel
|Angeline Nancy Marilla (Brumley) Lewis
|1847 Missouri, USA
|Steve Lewis
|Steve J. Lewis 383
|William Henry Lewis
|August 1849 Fayetteville, AK, USA
|Joan J. (Neilson) Lewis
|John R. Lewis
|Alec James Lewis
|1899 Middlesex, England
|Brad Noel
|Shirley E. (Lewis) Taber
|John Lewis
|July 23, 1756 Stockbridge, Windsor, Vermont, USA
|Scott Kendall
|Bill C. Lewis 512
|Sheryl Lewis
|William Lewis
|December 8, 1817 Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana
|JoAnn Miller
|Rebeca Lewis
|July 7, 1772 Rowan County, North Carolina, USA
|Francis Asa Lewis
|1856 Wisconsin
|Speare Kelly Lewis
|1854 Wisconsin
|Mary Ester Lewis
|1852 Wisconsin
|Silas Shelton Lewis
|April 8, 1850 Darlington, Lafayette County, Wisconsin
|William Milton Lewis
|1844 Wisconsin
|Milly May Lewis
|Isaac Lewis
|January 15, 1787
|Abraham Lewis
|July 3, 1784
|Jacob Lewis
|May 5, 1766 Loudoun County, Virginia
|Mary Lewis
|James Lewis
|Isaac Lewis
|January 20, 1760 Loudoun County, Virginia
|Susannah Lewis
|Joseph Lewis
|February 1, 1774 Loudoun County, Virginia
|Genna M. (Lewis) Miller
|Linda Weishahn
|Geraldine (Lewis) Thrash
|August 15, 1921
|Carrie Quackenbush
|Bethel Edith (Lewis) Billings
|October 25, 1913 Berkeley, Cook, Illinois
|Anne Phillips
|5 Nov 2014
|James Lewis
|M Craighead
|Elizabeth Lewis
|February 25, 1753 Fauquier County, Virginia, USA
|Angela Lewis
|Angela Lewis
|Marie P. (Hurst) Lewis 95
|Marie Lewis
|Daniel Lewis 2
|Daniel Lewis
|Ada Lewis
|1871 New Inn, Monmouthshire, Wales
|Nicholas Keen
|Edith (Lewis) Cardinell
|Terri Kunze
|Sarah Lewis 1
|Sarah Lewis
|John William Lewis
|1869 Hobart, Tasmania
|Graeme Rose
|Sarah (Van Vranken) Lewis
|January 21, 1796
|Bill Dunkley
|Helaine (Heiker) Lewis 134
|Helaine Lewis
|Lydia (Lewis) Taylor
|Lin Starke
|4 Nov 2014
|Lydia (Lewis) Barwell
|1800 Middlesex, England
|Eric Edward (O'brien) Lewis
|May 16, 1917 Newtown, New South Wales, Australia
|Rhonda Lucas
|Virginia Edna (Farrell) Lewis
|August 12, 1913 Walcha, New South Wales, Australia
|Evelyn M (Everett) Lewis
|July 14, 1917 Mahanoy City, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, United States
|Carole Fisher
|John Lewis
|August 20, 1842 Barren County, Kentucky, USA
|Mindy Pitts
|Sarah Jane (Pitts) Lewis
|May 9, 1844
|Martha Ann (Lilly) Lewis
|1814 Virginia
|Dan Thompson
|David Pannil Lewis
|September 25, 1805 Pittsylvania, Virginia
|Engeltje (Gonsales) Lewis
|January 16, 1774 Albany, Albany Co. NY
|Bill Dunkley
|3 Nov 2014
|Francyntje (Gonsales) Lewis
|February 2, 1772 Albany, Albany Co. NY
|Georgia Lee (Lewis) Thompson
|February 19, 1863 Virginia
|Dan Thompson
|Malinda Lewis
|1824 Green County, Indiana
|P. Stott
|Samuel S Lewis
|July 4, 1785 Virgina
|Major William Lewis
|1763 Culpepper, VA
|Allan Thomas
|Mary T (Lewis) Pitts, Brewer, Bridges
|February 14, 1837 Missouri, USA
|Mindy Pitts
|James Lewis
|Kelly Himmel
|Mary Lewis
|December 8, 1800 Virginia
|Elizabeth (McKelvey) Lewis
|May 4, 1780 Conisbrough, Yorkshire, England
|Jayme McClary
|John Lewis
|1775 Warmsworth, Yorkshire, England
|Thomas McCleva Lewis
|January 20, 1806 Pennsylvania, USA
|Sol Lewis
|1887 Russia
|Linda Weishahn
|Millie Lewis
|1888 Russia
|Aaron Michael Lewis
|Roland Lewis
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Kabba Tate
|2 Nov 2014
|Chika W. Lewis
|Jessie Ann Lewis
|Thomas Calkins
|Ronald Lewis
|Ronald Lewis
|Frank Lewis
|November 9, 1901 Douglass, Kansas
|Darlene Tipton
|Phyllis Arlene (Lewis) Roper
|August 9, 1926 San Diego, California
|Mary Ann (Lewis) Bishop
|1850 Southend, Bedfordshire
|Julia Wharton
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Callie Zaborenko
|Charles David Lewis Jr.
|Rufinia (Edwards) Lewis
|Debbie Bragg
|Linda S. Lewis 152
|Linda Lewis
|Tommie Lee (Lewis) Betts
|February 22, 1881 Crocket County, TN
|Randy Skaggs
|Joseph Alexander Lewis
|April 1, 1856 Alabama
|Elizabeth (Johnson) Lewis
|March 12, 1829 Madison County, Alabama
|Bronwyn G. (Lewis) Matthews
|Geoffrey Hamilton
|S. Emma (Nix) Lewis
|1861 Tennessee
|Randy Skaggs
|Hermeline (Lewis) LeBlanc
|Laurie Floyd
|1 Nov 2014
|Chandlee Lewis
|Chandlee Lewis
|Mourning (Mills) Lewis
|1773 Virginia
|Beverly Norman
|Henry Alexander Lewis
|January 4, 1896 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
|Sarah Sherman-VanDeventer
|Marlene Lewis
|Marlene Lewis
|Helen Lewis
|1872 Charleston, West Coast , South Island, NZ
|Martin Hennessy-Smith
|Carolyn Lewis
|Darlene Tipton
|31 Oct 2014
|Annie E (Lewis) Davis
|Martha Riley
|Maybelle (Bryant) Lewis
|August 20, 1923
|Kayla Leadman
|Hannah (Lewis) Farr
|1741 Antrim Co., Ulster, Ireland
|Lynda Winters
|G Lewis
|G Lewis
|Mr. David Lewis
|Wayne Powell
|Miss Mary (Merchant) Lewis
|Mr. Stephen Lewis
|Miss Roseanny Lewis
|1877 Texas, USA
|Miss Julia (Griffith) Lewis
|Mr. Fredrick Lewis
|1855 Maryland, USA
|Mr. Charles Austin Lewis
|August 24, 1879 Jack County, Texas, USA
|Elizabeth (Marshall) Lewis
|1596 Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England
|Lynden Rodriguez
|Mary (Unknown) Lewis
|Katie Pyle
|30 Oct 2014
|Ellis Lewis
|1680 Dolgelly, Merionethshire, Wales
|Angela M. Lewis 263
|Angela Lewis
|Amanda Carolina (Lewis) Beck
|February 1852
|Kayla Leadman
|Martha Elizabeth (Wornstaff) Lewis
|Tammy Gale
|Ella Ruth (Neel) Lewis
|May 14, 1857 Morganfield, Union County, Kentucky
|Randolph Howard
|Mary Fannie (Lewis) Aicklen
|November 30, 1910 Port Barre, St Landry Parish, Louisiana, USA
|Rosemary Jones
|Martha (Lewis) Morris
|1824 South Carolina
|Sharon Garner
|Lucille Lewis
|Jack Lott
|Mr Frank Lewis
|Mrs Gladys Lucille Lucille (Lewis) Toler
|November 4, 1912 Hinton Oklahoma
|Mrs. Elizabeth (Fahey) Lewis
|Jacqueline Pinksen
|Mrs. Josephine Lewis
|Mr. Frank Lewis
|Scott Lewis
|Lindsay Lewis
|29 Oct 2014
|Stephen E. Lewis
|Elizabeth (Horner) Lewis
|1665 Prince Georges, Maryland
|Gene Davies
|John Lewis
|1693 Prince George, Maryland, United States
|Jack Day
|John Lewis
|1661 Prince Georges, Maryland
|Gene Davies
|Samuel Lewis
|1702 Prince Georges, Maryland
|Jack Day
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1731 Prince Georges Co, MD
|Jesse R. Lewis 28
|Jesse Lewis
|Elizabeth (Carrier) Lewis
|Richard Skelhorn
|Sarah A. Lewis
|David Talley
|Mercy (Lewis) Anonymous
|July 1, 1726 Westerly, Kings Co., Rhode Island
|David McKnight
|Debra A. (Moone) Lewis
|Don Frederick
|Elizabeth Lewis
|SM Reaper
|28 Oct 2014
|Ann A. (Lewis) Franklin
|Ira Franklin
|Alexander Lewis
|1787 Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
|Jonathan Morley
|John Lewis
|1785 Pennsylvania, USA
|Susanah Lewis
|1783 Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
|Andrew Lewis
|1781 Falls, Bucks, Pennsylvania, United States
|Jane McColister Lewis
|1792 Sugar Creek, Armstrong County, Pennyslvania
|William Lewis
|1790 Westmoreland County
|James Lewis
|1790 Pennsylvania, USA
|Frances Lewis
|July 13, 1817 Armstrong Co, Pennsylvania
|Nancy Lewis
|1825 Armstrong County Pennsylvania
|Margaret Lewis
|1823 Armstrong County Pennsylvania
|Susannah Lewis
|1821 Armstrong Co, , Pennsylvania, USA
|Alexander P Lewis
|1819 Armstrong Co, Pennsylvania
|John Lewis
|1827 Pennsylvania, USA
|James R Lewis
|May 1825 Sugar Creek, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
|Daugher Lewis
|1812 Sugarcreek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
|Martha Lewis
|1834 Franklin, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
|Son1 Lewis
|1814 Sugar Creek, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA
|Wilbert Lewis
|1865 Pennsylvania
|Robert S. Lewis
|1869 Pennsylvania
|Malinda Lewis
|1858 Pennsylvania
|James M. Lewis
|1872 Pennsylvania
|Lemuel Curtis Lewis
|1861 Pennsylvania
|William Henderson Lewis
|1863 Pennsylvania
|Addison Lewis
|James Lewis
|1790 Sugar Creek, Armstrong County, Pennyslvania
|Frances Lewis
|July 13, 1817
|William H Lewis
|Wilson Lewis
|April 15, 1827 Armstrong County Pennsylvania
|Culbertson Keith Lewis
|Daniel R Lewis
|Fredrick Burnell Lewis Sr
|Fred B Lewis Jr
|Susan Lewis
|Mary Polly Lewis
|1771 Horry, South Carolina, United States
|Nancy Collins
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1831 Betchton, Cheshire
|Mike Sommers
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1866 Kilburn
|Elizabeth Jayne Lewis
|November 30, 1916
|Holly Wilton
|Russell Lewis
|Val Cooper
|Dawn S. Lewis 105
|Dawn Lewis
|Isabel (Lewis) Lewin
|1850 London, England
|Michael Lewis
|Mrs. Marion E. (Lewis) Pinksen
|Jacqueline Pinksen
|Jacqueline Lewis
|Kelly (Lewis) Ferla
|Mr. Jack Lewis
|Marguerite (Baudreau) Lewis
|March 11, 1785 Pascagoula, MS
|Dorothy Smith
|Mary (Lewis) Lord
|July 29, 1830 Mobile County, AL
|Edwin A. Lewis
|1782 Virginia
|Susannah (Lewis) Collins
|April 23, 1717 Spotsylvania, Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
|Dolores Pringle
|Zachary Lewis
|1673 New Kent, New Kent, Virginia
|Katherine Patterson
|Darrell Neil Lewis
|May 13, 1922 New Waterford, Nova Scotia CANADA
|Toni Lewis
|Toni A. Lewis 443
|Joseph Robert Lewis
|November 9, 1913 Pennsylvania
|Corinne McCarty
|27 Oct 2014
|Thelma Louise (Brown) Lewis
|March 5, 1914 Windber, Somerset, Pennsylvania
|Gladys (Siurtek) Lewis
|Jim Ballantyne
|Jerome Lewis
|Michael Crusoe
|Phelemina Lewis
|1872 Ontario, Canada
|Kevin L. Lewis 2
|Kevin Lewis
|Rex Lewis
|December 1873 Texas
|Cory McKay
|John C Lewis
|November 1879 Texas
|Willie T Lewis
|September 1881 Texas
|Zemma I Lewis
|September 1886 Texas
|Charles W Lewis
|August 1888 Texas
|John Ryan Lewis
|February 16, 1842 Johnson, Arkansas
|Tryon Lewis
|Theodore M Lewis
|Myrtle C/L Lewis
|James Temple Lewis
|Tryon Eugene Lewis
|Billie B Lewis
|Mary Emma Lewis
|January 22, 1881 Peach Tree Village, Polk, Texas, United States
|Catalyntie (Davis) Lewis
|1760 Prob. New York
|Randall Prouse
|Hendrick Lewis
|May 1759 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Afia Lewis
|1764 New York
|Magdalina Lewis
|1760 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Margaret Catrina Lewis
|1755 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Maria Lewis
|February 27, 1751 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Catherina Lewis
|1746 Mohawk Valley, Montgomery Co, New York
|Henry Lewis
|1718 Montgomery Co, New York
|Eva (Lehr) Lewis
|1720 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Helena Magdelena (Lehr) Lewis
|May 9, 1717 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Gladys Irene (Lewis) Fain
|April 23, 1908 Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas
|Heather Brown
|Frances Sue (Lewis) Slaughter
|November 4, 1903 Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas
|Elizabeth May (Nichols) Lewis
|July 14, 1879 Booneville, Logan County, Arkansas
|James Elwood Lewis
|July 29, 1874 Arkansas
|Elizabeth (Lewis) Robards
|1735 Henrico, VA
|Allan Thomas
|Maritje (Philipse) Lewis
|Randall Prouse
|Q R R. Lewis
|Terry Lewis
|Terry J. Lewis 31
|Addison Lewis
|February 5, 1756 Lighthorse, Gloucester, Virginia
|Thomas Allen
|Susan Lewis
|Nancy L. (Root) Lewis
|George Schauer
|26 Oct 2014
|Abigail (Lewis) Beardsley
|1719 Connecticut
|John Beardsley
|Warner Lewis
|Thomas Allen
|Helen Lewis
|December 21, 1911 Ohio, United States
|Sharon Wetzel
|David Lewis
|Randall Prouse
|Sander Lewis
|October 26, 1722 Schenectedy, Schenectedy Co, New York
|Willem Lewis
|November 5, 1720 Schenectedy, Schenectedy Co, New York
|Anna (Lewis) Nettrour
|October 8, 1887 Missouri
|al Latil
|Joseph Lewis Jr.
|Michael Lewis
|Elizabeth (Pleasants) Lewis
|1700 Henrico, VA
|Allan Thomas
|Dawn (Lewis) Cosstick
|Carleane Tang
|John Lewis
|1729 Goochland Co., VA
|Allan Thomas
|William Lewis
|Goochland, VA
|Anne (Lewis) Mosby
|Mrs. Matilda Bell (Lewis) Sexton
|February 18, 1861
|Pam Patty
|Joseph Lewis
|1707 Henrico, Northampton, Virginia, United States
|Jeanne Aloia
|Sara Jane (Johnson) Lewis
|Pat Trimble
|Lydia Lewis
|July 4, 1862 Ontario, Canada
|Dave Rutherford
|Iris Doreen (Greatrex) Lewis
|April 14, 1930 Walsall
|Carleane Tang
|Ella Mae (UNKNOWN) Lewis
|September 26, 1902 Springdale, Benton, Arkansas, USA
|Branton E. Lewis 129
|Branton Lewis
|Abraham Lewis III
|May 29, 1751 Haverford, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
|Christine Hollis
|25 Oct 2014
|Serena (Lewis) Eversole
|Martha Riley
|Jonathan Carl Lewis
|March 17, 1980 Fountain Valley, California
|Linda Weishahn
|Elizabeth Lewis
|November 19, 1696 Richmond City, , Virginia, USA
|Bryan Sypniewski
|Albert (Meister) Lewis
|April 30, 1923 New York City, New York,
|Matt Pryber
|Mary E (Kimmel) Lewis
|1865 Pennsylvania, United States
|Carole Fisher
|Celia Marie (Farr) Lewis
|October 26, 1902 Belding, Ionia Co, Michigan, USA
|Susan Evans
|Ira Carmie Lewis
|November 25, 1871 Moorhead,Monona County,Iowa
|Michael Lewis
|Thomas Lewis
|E Greenwich, Kent, , England
|Tom Wilde
|24 Oct 2014
|Abbie J. (Lewis) Lindley
|Nancy Brown
|Laura F (Weems) Lewis
|1870 Tennessee
|Margaret Anne (Lewis) Simpson
|1857 County Antrim, Ireland
|David Coulter
|Martha (Lewis) Euler
|April 15, 1864 Wales
|Doris Casperson
|Beauchamp Lewis
|June 7, 1870 Knocknadona, County Antrim, Ireland
|David Coulter
|23 Oct 2014
|William Lewis
|Kristy Haffner
|Lizzie Lewis
|July 8, 1886
|Sean Brown
|Mayme Lewis
|September 7, 1894
|Rebecca F Lewis
|January 1879
|Leroy Coleman Lewis
|May 26, 1851 Claysville, Harrison, Kentucky, USA
|Minnie Lee Lewis
|James Lewis
|1897 Texas, USA
|Summer Barron
|Walter Lewis
|1905 Texas, USA
|Joseph Lewis
|1901 Oklahoma Territory
|Bell Lewis
|1899 Oklahoma Territory
|Maggie Blonde Lewis
|Rachael (McClung) Lewis
|1870 County Armagh, Ireland
|David Coulter
|William Morrow Lewis
|1863 County Antrim, Ireland
|William Lewis
|1752 East Hendred, Berkshire, UK
|Alan Randell
|Joseph Lewis
|1830 County Antrim, Ireland
|David Coulter
|Matilda Jane (Hendren) Lewis
|September 1828 Ballinderry, County Antrim, Ireland
|Seth Lewis
|1704 Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts
|Katharine E
|Temperance Lewis
|1737 Yarmouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Benjamin Lewis
|November 22, 1671 Barnstable County, Massachusetts, USA
|Linda Massey
|Charles Lewis 1
|Charles Lewis
|Rebecca Jane (Lewis) Ward
|February 2, 1852 Bailey's Creek, Osage Co., Mo
|Michael Lewis
|Irma (Lewis) Hanley
|July 10, 1878 Waseca, MN
|Tayler Mccormick
|Mary Agnes (Howell) Lewis
|Linda Lewis
|22 Oct 2014
|Fanny (Lewis) Pierce
|June 10, 1900 New Zealand
|Sharon Wetzel
|Charles Moore Lewis
|June 13, 1890
|Jim Lhamon
|Elmira Myra (Lewis) Russell
|January 9, 1822
|Dana Emerson
|Irene Lewis
|Norm Gray
|Margaret Lewis
|April 13, 1873 Grey County, ON, Canada
|Lauren S
|William John Lewis
|1884 Ontario, Canada
|Charles Lewis
|1893 Ontario, Canada
|Edith Lewis
|1882 Ontario, Canada
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1881 Ontario, Canada
|Henry Lewis
|1879 Ontario, Canada
|Kazia Lewis
|1877 Ontario, Canada
|Barbara Lewis
|1876 Ontario, Canada
|George Lewis
|1873 Ontario, Canada
|Henry Lewis
|1848 Ontario, Canada
|Janet (Lawson) Lewis
|1851 Ontario, Canada
|Ruby Lewis
|March 1907 Ontario, Canada
|James Lewis
|1887 Orchardville, ON N0G, Canada
|Sarah (Brown) Lewis
|December 24, 1881 Grey County, ON, Canada
|Wallace Lewis
|John Lewis
|1912 Ontario, Canada
|Robert Lewis
|Ora Vashti (O'Bryant) Lewis
|November 17, 1910 Panola Co. Mississippi
|Chere Lee
|Mrs Bev (Oakley) Lewis 5
|Bev Lewis
|Hester Mary (Lewis) Carson
|1762 Lewis Co., KY
|Larry Gardner
|21 Oct 2014
|Dimcy Ann (Triplett) Lewis
|August 12, 1837 IL, USA
|Bill McDermott
|Mary Eliza (Eaton) Lewis
|May 23, 1846 Racine, WI
|Tayler Mccormick
|William Henry Lewis
|December 5, 1863 Old Gilroy, Santa Clara, CA, USA
|Bill McDermott
|Charlotte (Eden) Lewis
|1890 Ontario, Canada
|Lauren S
|Dorothy (Lewis) Dana
|Michael Lewis
|Mary Ann (Lewis) Britton
|April 16, 1810 Manchester, Clay County Kentucky
|Tammy Wellls
|Billy Horace Lewis
|December 4, 1942 Alabama
|Michael Lewis
|Ernest Horace Lewis
|July 30, 1920 Aberdeen, Monroe county, Mississippi
|Sharon Wetzel
|Trannie Mae (Lewis) Tate
|March 9, 1923 Hamilton, Benton county, Mississippi
|Mary Helen H. (Lewis) Jenkins
|Lisa Franklin
|Lucille (Lewis) Junkins
|March 30, 1909 Pickens County, Alabama
|Michael Lewis
|Charlie Mac Lewis
|September 4, 1887 Pickens County, Alabama, USA
|Willie O'Neal Lewis
|April 24, 1918 Pickens County, Alabama
|Myrtle Adalyse (Lewis) Harrison
|November 19, 1920 Alabama
|Grace E. (Lewis) Brandon
|Lisa Franklin
|Lillie M (Gay) Lewis
|May 1, 1898 Randolph County, Alabama
|Harvey Elexander Lewis
|August 26, 1891 Pickens County, Alabama, USA
|Michael Lewis
|Emma Esther (O'Bryant) Lewis
|June 20, 1898 Panola Co. Mississippi
|Chere Lee
|Ross Lewis
|July 29, 1883 Ohio
|Anne Baker
|Frank Lewis
|April 14, 1881
|George Lewis
|June 3, 1879 Ohio
|Birdie Lewis
|May 31, 1877 Ohio
|Albert Lewis
|1874 Ohio
|Henry Lewis Jr.
|July 17, 1839
|Scott Lewis
|December 1871 Ohio
|McCelland Lewis
|November 26, 1867 Ohio
|Elisha Lewis
|Henry Lewis
|1800 New York New York
|Fred Lewis
|October 28, 1896 Reno county, Kansas
|Norman Perry
|Lynette Lewis
|Lynette Lewis
|Harriett A (Lewis) Chipman
|Kirsty Ward
|20 Oct 2014
|Nathan L Lewis
|Bob Scrivens
|Mercy (Scriven) Lewis
|September 11, 1779 Westerly, RI
|Della A Lewis
|July 20, 1882 Morrow, Ohio
|Michael James
|William R. (Smith) Lewis 49
|William Lewis
|Dale (Williams) Lewis
|Jason Aspinall
|Gemma J. (Lewis) Ewington
|Sheryl A. (Lewis) Hopkins
|David Lewis
|Georgia (Lewis) Pugh
|Sharon Wetzel
|Peter Lewis
|1717 Schenectedy, New York
|Randall Prouse
|Magdelena (Lewis) Cromwell
|August 1760 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Hendrick Lewis
|May 1759 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Petrus Lewis
|December 1756
|Elizabeth (Lewis) Johnson
|March 1754 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Rachel (Hoover) Lewis
|Frederick Lewis
|March 1752 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Adam Lewis
|November 1751 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Eckje Lewis
|1750 New York
|Eva (Lewis) Gardenier
|January 1749 Schenectady, Schenectedy Co, New York
|Elizabeth (Reed) Lewis
|1748 New York
|William Lewis
|1747 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Sarah (Putnam) Lewis
|April 1751 Schenectady, Schenectedy Co, New York
|John Hannes Lewis
|1746 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|David Lewis
|1740 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|Meritje (Lewis) Tanner
|January 6, 1744 Stone Arabia, Montgomery Co, New York
|John Lewis
|January 30, 1698 Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island
|Michael Lewis
|Elizabeth Lewis
|1740 Rockingham, Virginia, USA
|Mark Phillips
|19 Oct 2014
|Harry Lewis
|1902 Illinois
|Gary Brown
|Rosie Lewis
|1894 Illinois
|Esther Lewis
|Alex Lewis
|1896 Illinois
|William L Lewis
|September 30, 1893 Illinois
|Morton M Lewis
|November 15, 1900 Illinois
|Sam Lewis
|Evelyn Lewis
|Idoline L Lewis
|Simon Lewis
|1865 Sochaczew, Mazowieckie, Poland
|James C Lewis
|July 27, 1923
|Susan Tye
|Robin Shane Lewis
|November 15, 1959 Staples, Minnesota, United States
|Jabez Lewis
|1737 Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
|Katharine E
|Wilcox Lewis
|1768 Vermont, USA
|Shubael Lewis
|Morag M
|Frank Lewis
|March 1840 Claremont, Sullivan, New Hampshire
|Katharine E
|Unlisted LEWIS
|Catherine Lander
|Kenny L. Lewis
|Christopher Lewis
|Christopher Lewis
|Almond Lewis
|Terri Kunze
|William Lewis
|Gilbert Newton Lewis
|October 23, 1875 Weymouth, Massachusetts
|Katharine E
|John Lewis
|December 1868 Ohio
|Michael James
|18 Oct 2014
|Ray Lewis
|March 1879 Ohio
|Mary B Lewis
|June 1875 Ohio
|Ida Lewis
|August 1886 Ohio
|Byruse Lewis
|October 1845 Ohio
|Lavina Lewis
|September 1847 Ohio
|Benedict Satterlee Lewis
|December 20, 1839 Courtland County, NY
|Tayler Mccormick
|Samuel Lewis
|1831 Northumberlund, Saratoga, NY
|Ester Miranda (Lewis) Everett
|October 19, 1873 Waseca, MN
|Flora Philadelphia (Leatherman) Lewis
|August 28, 1877 Johnson Station, TX
|H Horsinao
|17 Oct 2014
|Edward Evan Lewis
|September 24, 1875 KY
|Mary (UNKNOWN) Lewis
|Katharine E
|Evelyn E. (White) Lewis
|Michelle White
|Judy C. (Lewis) Lancaster 14
|Judy Lancaster
|Philena Lewis
|Rowlan Smith
|Mabel Carolyn (Gibson) Lewis
|Roscoe Hamlin Lewis
|September 7, 1913 Pickens County, Alabama
|Michael Lewis
|Mary Jane (Hogue) Lewis
|September 12, 1883
|Fannie (Humber) Lewis
|February 23, 1895
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|Michael Lewis
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|Richard Belcher
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|December 2, 1917 Madelia, Watonwan County, Minnesota, USA
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|August 23, 1811 Maryland?
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|June 22, 1861 Lafayette, Indiana
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|Louisa Emily (Lewis) Bartle
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|1842 New York
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|1820 Pembrokeshire, Wales
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|3 Oct 2014
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Gainesville has a hometown treasure in the person of J.H. Holcomb. He taught Industrial Arts, better known as "shop" when I made my way through Gainesville Junior High in the late 1960s.
We have a diverse selection of candidates this year.
Senior Judge Hilton Fuller probably deserves an award after abruptly resigning as presiding judge over the Brian Nichols multiple-murders case. Perhaps the judge ought to be considered for an honorary degree in journalism ethics. He has certainly completed the requisite course while overseeing preparations for the Nichols trial.
The big political talk today in Northeast Georgia and the entire nation is about change. Change from what to what? In other words, what specifically are we really talking about and why?
Golly, Johnny, are you serious?
Depending on who you talk to, Jekyll Island is about to be taken over by greedy real estate developers and turned into a fancy vacation resort with prices out of reach to ordinary Georgians, or it is a seedy, financially-strapped rundown shell of its former self.
According to news reports, one of the biggest issues in the current merger talks between Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines and Northwest is who would run the new company: the Delta guy or the nabob from Northwest.
An era is coming to an end. After 17 years, "The Montel Williams show" is not going to be renewed.
Can this be true? A movement is afoot in the Capitol to change the title of House Speaker Glenn Richardson's sweeping tax reform measure. Overnight, Romeo's GREAT Tax Plan would become known as the DEAD Tax Plan.
An anonymous reader writes: "In your column (Feb. 17) you state, 'The total Republican (presidential primary) vote was down nearly 25 percent from Gov. Sonny Perdue's 2006 high-water mark.' You seem to hold that as a hopeful sign that the Democrat Party is somehow making a comeback in Georgia.
Is change really in the air? Perhaps, but people are fickle. The public may call for change, but individually people keep electing the same candidates, supporting the same party and reciting the same political rhetoric they did before.
It appears that some Georgia legislators want to tell us when life begins.
In the Middle Ages, the words "hospice," "hospital" and "hostel" often were given the same meaning. As a person neared the end of a journey, food and shelter were provided to the tired traveler, some of whom were sick and needed care in their last days.
As we approach "Super Tuesday," which involves primaries or caucuses in 24 states including Georgia, the political rhetoric is going to reach a level that is almost unbearable.
The week began badly. I had picked up my granddaughter from school and was heading home in the dark when a dog appeared in my headlights. I braked and veered as best I could. Then there was that awful thud.
The death of former Gov. Carl Sanders is a reminder of how much the times and the state he ran during the 1960s have changed.
I was on St. Simons Island last week scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed Junior up when I told him that.
Early in January, Richard Woods will be sworn in as the duly elected superintendent of state schools. He could very well be the last person ever elected to this statewide constitutional office.
"How do you spell relief?" Clue: It's not Alka Seltzer. It's the elections. They're over! Even the losers are breathing easier.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago, but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
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I'm in the market for a fermentation chamber. I was leaning towards a small chest freezer, but the Igloo FR464 is $119 at Wal-mart right now, and I'm strongly considering it.
I've seen a couple of posts that indicate that this thing will do a 6.5 plastic fermenter with blow-off tube without modification. That would be great. I would like to do some lagering, so if anybody has successfully held this thing <40f with or without a temp controller that'd be great to hear.
I use the Igloo 464 for my kegerator. I keep it at 41*F without a temperature controller and there is still room on the dial to go colder. So I think you'd be just fine keeping it <40*F for your purposes. Note that there isn't a way to dial in a specific temp on the unit itself - I put a thermometer in there and tweaked it until I got it where I wanted. Took a little patience but once it's done, it's done.
Good luck with the project.
Just placed an order for an FR464 stainless steel. I'm going to try the cornstarch and alcohol trick to make sure there's no coolant lines in the top.
I "printed" the instructions to a PDF so I have 'em now.... too cheap to buy a membership to that site.
Be careful! The line that I hit was very well hidden and it only took a slight push with a dull blade to break it. The coolant lines are just above the plastic so you need to be extremely careful when when you cut from the inside of the fridge.
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Here are some pictures of where I planned to drill the hole. I cut the plastic from the inside of the fridge first and started to clear out insulation. I ruptured the coolant line while trying to expand the hole in the plastic. The coolant line that I hit was towards the front of the fridge.
The pictures aren't great but I hope they're helpful.
Being that the fr464 is a completely different fridge. I have no advice except don't hit the lines
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Primary 1 Hoppy birthday IPA
Primary 2 Citra blonde
Secondary: Do people still use secondaries?
Drinking: Beer from the store :(
Well, like I said, I'm going to mix up some cornstarch and rubbing alcohol and spread it on the fridge after it's been running for awhile and hopefully that'll show me where the lines are.
Here are a few pics of my igloo build. These igloo mini fridge have small violent lines both on top and bottom. Be extremely careful with the bottom lines. They seem to be two inches apart from each other. The top lines run vertically and the bottom lines run horizontally. Be extremely careful the bottom lines are close to the surface. I can keep this mini fridge at 40* with no controller.
What model is this?
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Burt's Bees • Beeswax Lip Balm • Lip Treatments
(3567 reviews)
|Average Rating.
|Would buy this product again.
AccioPretty on 7/17/2014 3:16:00 AM more reviews by AccioPretty
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I think this balm works wonders for people who have normal lips and want an extra moisture, like me. It leaves them feeling super soft all day long, looking really healthy and pouty due to the peppermint and with a really fresh feeling, but I don't think they will give the needed moisture for dry or chapped lips. Anyway, I personaly can't live without it, it has lasted me so long and it's cheap. Will rebuy for ever!
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honeyappleseed on 7/9/2014 12:28:00 PM more reviews by honeyappleseed
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Tan Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
i love love love burts bees. this lip balm is amazing wayy better than normal chapstick. i keep it on all day.
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Synnfuleyes on 6/30/2014 10:50:00 PM more reviews by Synnfuleyes
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Grey
I love Burt's. I love Burt's with a passion. But I loath the original beeswax balm with every fiber of my being!
The smell is ok, but it creates a lot of lip-drag. This stuff is like attempting to moisten your lips with a smooth rock. Once applied, it feels waxy and SOMEHOW makes my lips feel drier. Like popcorn-with-too-much-salt shriveled, and dry.
I adore Burt's non-mentholated balms. Like the Replenishing Pomegranate. Pomegranate and I are homies, but keep that awful original formula AWAY from me.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Product_Junkie on 6/29/2014 11:57:00 PM more reviews by Product_Junkie
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Stumbled upon this at Target and bought it on a whim this past winter since I need a lip balm to hydrate my lips. I couldn't find Chapstick or Lypsyl and the medicated Blistex with spf was drying my lips out. I thought Burst Bees lip balm with peppermint oil and vitamin E would be cheap in quality; however, I was pleasantly surprised when this lip balm worked wonders for my lips. They are no longer dry or chapped and the peppermint scent reminds me of the original Bonne Bell peppermint lip smacker lol although this one is slightly stronger. The peppermint plumps my lips while moisturizing and overall my lips have a pink glow to them. Love this product & will r/p. Wears well under lipstick and lip gloss too. If I skip a day w/ out using this balm , my lips still stay moisturized; with other lip balms my lips would be so accustomed that if I missed applying it , my lips would be very dry and chapped. I love the peppermint scent too!
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cinnamonstickbella on 6/29/2014 8:05:00 AM more reviews by cinnamonstickbella
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Olive Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Keep at bedside. Love the minty smell and light tingle feeling on lips. Repeat buyer.
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Kellybearxoxo on 6/26/2014 9:45:00 PM more reviews by Kellybearxoxo
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This is my daytime lip balm!! It's super protecting and tingly from the peppermint. I love it during the day, but it's not good for people who have really dry, chapped lips it's more like a "keeping the moisture in" product. I still love it though, I use a more moisturizing lip balm @ night that I keep next to my bed >.< and the next morning I just use this and it's so great and cheap I love this stuff =)
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Mikey87 on 6/23/2014 5:43:00 PM more reviews by Mikey87
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Tan Hair: Brown, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This is by far the best lip treatment there is!! I put this on before I go to bed and my lips are still hydrated in the morning... It's also not too shiny which is awesome for guys!! And best of all it's super cheap :-D xx
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spooji on 6/22/2014 9:36:00 PM more reviews by spooji
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
It works well but the peppermint is just too strong and I don't like how it stings when you first put it on. I prefer using the other scents/flavors.
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aybubs on 6/21/2014 11:54:00 PM more reviews by aybubs
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
pros: refreshing scent, barrier for harsh weather
cons:not overly moisturizing, hard texture due to beeswax
i might repurchase but the other burts bees are much better! although i feel like i mightve gotten a bad one, who knows.
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Sherrywijaya on 6/19/2014 6:16:00 AM more reviews by Sherrywijaya
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Black
This lip balm is slightly overrated,first off it is a white hard kind of lip balm kinda like lip smackers but worse,it has an overly minty and cooling scent to the point its like toothpaste whoch might be good or bad,it is very sticky and people with dry lips say that its good not because its hydratihg coz its not,its because the vitamin e and peppermint oil kinda kills the pain in their lips and stops bleeding
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WOONSOCKET – The bill was championed by animal rights groups and boosters of that most controversial of canines, the pit bull.
But Pawtucket Animal Control Officer John Holmes says state lawmakers won't be doing the dogs any favors if they prohibit cities and towns from enforcing local bans on pit bulls.
The city banned "pits" in 2004 after a series of attacks on pets and humans that caused serious injuries. Authorities also suspected illegal dog fights were being staged in Pawtucket after finding the mangled remains of deceased animals abandoned like trash.
PROVIDENCE -- Votes to establish a state budget are annually strange and unwieldy affairs, but the $8.2 billion document that squeaked through the House of Representatives Wednesday night with just two votes to spare was one for the books.
WOONSOCKET – Mayor Leo T. Fontaine is calling on Gov. Lincoln Chafee to untangle the "inexcusable" red tape that's knotting up the sale of Landmark Medical Center, which marks five years in receivership this week.
In a sharply worded letter, Fontaine reminded the governor that he stood in the lobby of Landmark in 2011 and promised to do everything in his power to save the struggling community hospital.
ATTLEBORO, Mass. (AP) — New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder in the shooting death of a friend prosecutors say had angered the NFL player at a nightclub a few days earlier by talking to the wrong people.
Hernandez, 23, was taken from his North Attleborough home in handcuffs just over a week after Boston semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd's bullet-riddled body was found in an industrial park a mile away.
BLACKSTONE — The hot and humid weather Tuesday was no hindrance to Lou Ryan as she made her way into the Municipal Center with her daughter, Sharon Finn, of New Hampshire, to vote in the special state election filling U.S. Senator John Kerry's vacant seat senate.
WOONSOCKET – City police are weighing in on the debate over privacy and medical marijuana after making yet another arrest in a home invasion case that dates back months.
Joshua Gagne, 24, of 482 Park Ave., is the eighth individual charged in connection with the March 24 home invasion at 154 Park Ave., an address police now say housed an operation licensed to grow marijuana under the state's medical marijuana law.
WOONSOCKET – The much ballyhooed $2.5 million supplemental tax bill that's still dangling in limbo as the 2013 session of the General Assembly draws to a close could look unexpectedly palatable compared to what the Budget Commission has in mind as its go-to alternative.
If the supplemental dies, commissioners said Monday, they'll explore the possibility of raising an "administrative tax" of $4.7 million, on top of regular 2014 taxes, in a manner that lawmakers already approved more than a decade ago.
WOONSOCKET — It was hot on Monday, up to 93 degrees in northern Rhode Island, and the weather was generating more concern for potential health impacts than a typical summer day due to higher than normal readings of ground level ozone.
CENTRAL FALLS — Brutally hot outside temperatures and a fire and chemical spill inside a paint factory combined to cause a hazardous and uncomfortable scene for dozens of area firefighters on Monday.
Firefighters responded to the five-alarm blaze at around 11:30 a.m. at General Polymer Inc., an industrial paints and coatings company located at 59 Foundry St. The company occupies a three-story, 75,000-square foot brick mill building located in a densely populated neighborhood off Broad Street.
WOONSOCKET – By all accounts, the firm Braver PC of Providence had done a praiseworthy job auditing the city's books for the last six years.
So why did the Budget Commission cut Braver loose, awarding the city's auditing contract to a higher bidder from New London, Conn.?
Officials say their hands were tied by a City Council ordinance designed to prevent auditing firms from getting too cozy with the city. The ordinance prohibits the city from doing business with one accounting firm for more than six years in a row.


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Hello Helene!
Jacques DENIAU (s/o Jacques Deniau and Marie-Anne-Catherine-Jeanne DEMERS) married Veronique GERVAIS on 5 Nov. 1781 at St-Antoine-de-Pade de Longeuil. (source: Mariages de la paroisse de St-Antoine-de-la-Pade, Longueuil (1701-1980; Editions Bergeron; Montreal; 1983. Page 112)
Jacques DENIAU (s/o Jacques DENIAU and Marie-Anne THIBAULT) married Marie-Anne-Catherine-Jeanne DEMERS (d/o Eustache DEMERS and Jeanne MARCIL) on 27 Nov. 1747 at Longueil. (Source: PRDH on-line)
These are NOT the same DENEAU family as my mother's family, but I collected the information because it is my DEMERS family.
Did you know that the St-Antoine-de-Pade baptism and burial records are on-line? I can send you the address if you want.
Best regards from your cousin,
Shari Strahan
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Wednesday, 26. November 2014
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The Freedom Party (FPÖ) would come second in a general election these days, according to a new survey.
OGM said yesterday (Sun) that the right-wing faction of Heinz-Christian Strache ranged around 27 per cent at the moment while Vice Chancellor Michael Spindelegger's People's Party (ÖVP) would bag 25 per cent. The FPÖ came third in the most recent federal ballot in 2008. At that time, Strache's Eurosceptic faction claimed 17.5 per cent.
The FPÖ called for a luxury tax to restore the state's budget. It also appealed to the SPÖ-ÖVP coalition to finally start urgently needed reforms. Strache accused SPÖ boss Werner Faymann and ÖVP Finance Minister Maria Fekter of failing to act in a beneficial manner to Austria in the European context by giving the go-ahead to the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF).
Faymann made clear he would not allow populist forces to destruct the EU. He warned that a collapse of the Eurozone would mean increasing costs for the domestic economy, a slack in exports and soaring unemployment. Spindelegger also underlined that his party would not leave its pro-European path. However, the foreign minister caused irritation among fellow ÖVP members by claiming Austria could do without an own European Commissioner if the European Union (EU) decided to slim down its administration and bureaucracy to save costs.
The SPÖ is seen at 29 per cent by OGM. After having been behind the ÖVP for some time, the left-wing party – which was in opposition to the government between 2000 and 2007 – is back on top in polls this year thanks to a campaign calling for higher taxes on Austria's rich. Faymann has called for a tax on financial transactions for around two years. He said such a measure would be a reasonable first move of the EU's planned initiative for stricter financial market restrictions.
The Greens range around 14 per cent at the moment, according to OGM. The pollster saw the opposition party, which is headed by Eva Glawischnig since 2008, at 11 per cent at the beginning of last year. The Green Party managed to become more popular by the middle of 2011 when one after another European country said farewell to nuclear technology following the disaster at Fukushima, Japan. However, analysts have said the Austrian Greens were still struggling to convince everyone who backs their policies to support them in elections.
The Alliance for the Future of Austria (BZÖ), which was established seven years ago, would win only four per cent of the overall vote in elections at the moment. This would be just enough to stay in parliament. The share would be a massive loss to the BZÖ compared to its strong performance three years ago. The party garnered around 10.7 per cent in the most recent federal ballot. Late FPÖ leader Jörg Haider headed its campaign at that time. He passed away only weeks after the ballot which is seen as his final of many comebacks following periods of being marginalised in Austrian politics.
The Austrian government fears of falling out with voters by agreeing to unpopular measures in an attempt to avoid a worsening of the country's financial condition. Experts have called on the Social Democrats and the conservative ÖVP to increase the number of Austrians who retire at the regular pension age instead of several years earlier. Researchers have warned about sky-rocking pension system costs if the coalition failed to reach a turnaround.
Another aspect which poses a threat to the country's fiscal structure is the intense business activity of Viennese banks in Eastern Europe (EE). Experts have warned that the state could not cope with a collapse of one or more finance institutes. Austria's funds to nationalise any of the banks operating in EE might not be large enough. The EE region could fall back into recession in the coming years while the Eurozone, which was created 10 years ago, braces for stagnation.
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Posts Tagged 'aliens'
Migration by Julie E. Czerneda (Species Imperative #2)
published in 2005
where I got it: purchased used
Now that the summer is over, I want everyone to tell me how they dealt with all the weeds that popped up in their garden all summer. Did you read up online about invasive species? Did you pull the weeds out one by one? Spray weed poison on them? figure out what their food source was and then deprive them of it? Nuke 'em from orbit, just to be sure?
When I reviewed the first book in the Species Imperative series, Survival, I made reference to the Guggenheim Museum. That I'd felt a little let down that when I got to the top floor of the metaphorical museum, there was a door in the corner that said "roof", and how unsurprised I was that the door led to the roof.
Okay, so now I'm reading Migration, the second book in the series. I've opened the door, and I'm on the roof. And damned if the view from up here is far more amazing than I'd expected. I can nearly see my house from here, I can nearly see across the solar system from here, I can see that what's going on is a hell of a lot bigger than what I'd originally thought. What's happening here is huge. If Mac was on this roof with me, she'd be standing at the edge with a huge smile on her face saying "wanna jump?"
Mac is trying to get her life back together. She's getting better at using her prosthetics, getting better at not crying every time she thinks of Emily. She's trying to forget Nik before she decides how she feels about him. No one she works with knows where she's been, let alone what she's witnessed on an alien planet. The Dhryn are the galaxy's greatest enemies, how can Mac ever tell anyone she'd become friends with one? That she's spoken to a Dhryn progenitor? that when she sleeps, she talks in Dhryn? She's trying to stop waking up screaming. To be sympathetic to the galaxy's most invasive species is a recipe for arrest.
The Madonna and the Starship by James Morrow
published in June 2014
where I got it: received review copy from the publisher (thanks Tachyon!)
With a cover like this and promises of provocative satire, how could I not read it?
Kurt Jastrow has the best day job a science fiction writer could ask for. In the 1950s, at the peak of live television, he's the lead writer for Brock Barton and his Rocket Rangers. A show every nine year old loves, Jastrow writes three shows a week (with Monday and Wednesday's shows ending in cliffhangers, of course), and squeezes in a few minutes of actual science at the end of every episode. It's not a glamorous life to be sure, but Kurt has plenty of time to polish his science fiction stories, harass his shellshocked editor, and try to convince fellow writer Connie Osborne to go out on a date with him.
Everything was going swimmingly (if rather ho hum) for Kurt, until he gets a visit from extra terrestrial ultra-rationalists, who want to thank him for doing such an amazing job promoting scientific enlightenment via Brock Barton and the real science demonstrations at the end of the show. The aliens want to give Kurt his award on live TV! And oh, they want to punish anyone who isn't rational like they are, namely the few million people who tune into the network's religious programming every Sunday morning. Almost sounds like the alien invasion script someone like Kurt would write for a much better TV show than Brock Barton . . .
Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke
published in 1953
where I got it: purchased new
There's going to be some spoilers, because I don't feel bad about spoiling a book that was published the year my Dad went into kindergarten.
The novel opens with a momentous event: the day the aliens come. Their giant ships hover over every major city, but they came in peace. Forced peace, actually. The Overlords announce they will be taking over all of Earth's governments, they will be stopping all wars, stopping hunger, disease and poverty, they will be making sure us Earthlings live peaceful lives. This is the first step towards Earth joining a galactic community, and the Overlords have been tasked with making sure we take this first step. The Overlords give us no choice in the matter, and any earthly warlords or take it upon themselves to violently disagree are shamed into submission. No choice at all, really.
But no one has ever seen an Overlord, and humans aren't known to be trustworthy of anything we can't see. The Overlord spokesperson, Karrelen, tells us that in fifty years they will show themselves to us, it will take that long for us to be ready. And they were right.
Survival, by Julie Czerneda
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Survival (Species Imperiative #1), by Julie Czerneda
published in 2004
where I got it: purchased used
Just because we've traveled to the stars and met with aliens doesn't mean everyone wants to travel to the stars and hang out with aliens. Evolutionary biologist Dr. Mackenzie Connor is perfectly happy to study salmon at the Norcoast research facility, working with other quirky research scientists and grad students. Why should she care about aliens, outlying human colonies, or a dead spot in the galaxy, when all her salmon are doing just fine?
Let me save you a lot of reading by simply saying Julie Czerneda's Survival is damn near perfect. There is no possible way to cram all the awesome of Survival into one review, so I won't torture us by trying. But by all means, keep reading. Excellently researched and presented hard science fiction, characters in difficult situations, betrayal, aliens, and genocide, it took me a while to write this review because my brain was so Wow'd by the implications of what I'd read.
As there's a big blue alien on the cover of the book, it's no spoiler to tell you that an alien, a Dhryn to be specific, visits Norcoast. Instead of being flattered that the first Dhryn to ever visit the Earth has chosen her research facility to visit, Mac is less than thrilled to have her meticulously timed research interrupted by a huge alien name Brymn. When I first met her, Mac reminded me of Dr. Ellie Arroway from Carl Sagan's Contact. Both women are so very focused on their fields of research, that they take it as a personal insult whenever someone tries to interrupt their studies. And it's not just an alien who visits Norcoast, it's the entourage of political hanger ons and the media, all stomping all over the place. So much for this season's salmon spawning research.
The Exodus Towers by Jason M. Hough (Dire Earth, book 2)
published in 2013
where I got it: borrowed from a friend
This is the second book in Jason M. Hough's Dire Earth Cycle, and due to some very important plot points revealed at the end of the first book in the series, The Darwin Elevator, there will be unavoidable spoilers in this review for the first book.
The Darwin Elevator was fun, but it certainly wasn't my favorite book. Friends of mine kept telling me to give The Exodus Towers a try, that the series got better. And they were right. This second novel is far and away better than the first. The pacing is tighter, the characterization is better, the alien technologies are described better, the stakes are higher, the tension is built in a more effective way, it's just a much better written book all the way around.
At the end of the first book, a second elevator plunged to earth, landing in Belem, Brazil. The stations and levels that escaped the Darwin elevator were able to attach to this new elevator, and since then, Tania Sharma and Skyler Luiken have been slowly but surely building a new colony. Hampered by a low population but helped by mobile towers that protect from the Subs virus, it's slow going. Skyler spends most of his time on the ground scouting, and Tania is up in the elevator. She takes comfort in group decisions, being cautious with their limited resources, and not taking action until a sure course is decided on. Skyler on the other hand, is comfortable making snap decisions with incomplete information.
Tania has lived the protected life of an orbital scientist, where if it takes two weeks to come to a decision it won't really matter, whereas Skyler is more used to running from Subs and needing to grab scavenged cargo as fast as possible. I enjoyed watching the two of them play off of each other, and I appreciated the time Hough took to really develop their personality differences. So many times, they are both right, or both wrong, and sometimes they even see it. There is some obvious chemistry between the two of them, but Hough keeps their relationship complicated instead of taking the easy route of allowing them an easy or simple romantic relationship.
The Bowl of Heaven, by Gregory Benford and Larry Niven
published in 2012
where I got it: purchased new
Science fiction adventure? A strange bowl shaped structure in space? Bird-like aliens that "adopt" species they come across? An alien planet that sends out confusing information? Shut up and take my money! Right? Not so much, as it turns out.
The Bowl of Heaven starts out as you'd expect a science fiction adventure story to start: we've found a planet that could be another Earth, a new home for a humanity that's quickly outgrowing Earth. Nicknamed Glory, a large expedition is put together to sleep most of the way, and assess the situation when they reach Glory. And they wouldn't have awoken biologist Cliff Kammesh if it wasn't an emergency. The ship's computers have found something, something they can't explain: a star that just winked into existence. They couldn't see the star before, because it was hidden behind a structure nearly the size of our solar system.
Captain Redwing is awakened as well, along with biologist Beth Marble (she and Cliff have a relationship), and a handful of other crewmembers. They need to understand this giant structure, but they also need to reserve the dwindling food and air stores they have on the ship.
The structure is a gigantic bowl like structure, the "bottom" is mirrors aimed at a star, and the "sides" are all biome. There's a magnetized hole in the bottom, and the mirrors cause ripples and disturbances in the star's surface, and the magnetized hole pulls a jet of agitated plasma away from the star, propelling the huge machine forward through the cosmos. The scene where Beth pilots the ramscoop ship through the plasma jet absolutely blew me away, and I will forever remember it as one of the most amazing scenes I've ever come from across in a hard science fiction novel. Once through, and into the inside of the bowl, it would be a crime not to explore further.
Vintage Science Fiction months owes part of it's existence to my friend Andy. We met a few years ago through the local bookstore, and became fast friends. Over lunch discussions and a few beers, we traded books back and forth, me trying to get Andy on the "new weird" band wagon, and him getting me into Andre Norton and making sure our local scifi book club read the classics (See Andy? This is what happens when you don't send me a bio. I write one for you!).
Andy is also a typewriter collector, and although we live in the same city, we write letters to each other, him on his typewriter(s), and me by hand. Hand writing and typewriting a letter is a completely different experience than firing off a quick e-mail. He even typed me this guest post. See? To keep the pages loading fast, I've only scanned in a few typewritten paragraphs.
Fortunately the trauma was short-lived and soon after I discovered the films of George Pal and Ray Harryhausen. Pal's The Time Machine and Harryhausen's First Men in the Moon are still great favorites in the DVD collection, much to my family's despair. TV beckoned too and no science fictional kid growing up in the Sixties could miss Lost in Space or Star Trek as well as the proto-steampunkiness of The Wild, Wild West. Sad to say, all but the last haven't aged well for me. The camp value of pasteboard sets, pedestrian scripts, a now-hilarious lack of actual science, and acting that is adequate at best only takes nostalgia so far. Many SF movies of the time suffer from the same defects yet command greater affection for reasons I can't explain.
My introduction to written science fiction came more gradually. First there was the discovery of the paperback cache in the upper drawer of my parent's bedroom dresser. My paternal grandfather, a diehard fan from SF's "Golden Age" of the Thirties and Forties, sent them to his son but my father wanted nothing to do with the genre. Fortunately for me, the unwanted collection included such treasures as Mark S. Geston's now-classic Lords of the Starship. The book isn't really about a starship and its ideas were way beyond anything I would have understood then. No matter, I was arrested by the cover image of a golden armored vehicle with a skeleton hanging out of the turret swimming through a sandy desert toward the huge, bluish, winged vehicle of the title. Not long after, a friend turned me on to the author who really turned me into a fan.


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Cards rookie QB Thomas 'ready to go' for preseason game vs. Texans
Preseason games don't tend to mean much in the grand scheme of an NFL season.
For quarterback Logan Thomas, the Arizona Cardinals' preseason opener will be one of the most meaningful games of his life.
Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said earlier this week that Thomas, the team's 2014 fourth-round pick out of Virginia Tech, will see action in the second half of the Cards' game against the Houston Texans at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at University of Phoenix Stadium.
"I'm excited for it. I'm ready to go," he said. "(It's) living out a dream, for one, and just having my opportunity to do it, especially with the guys that I've been around for this training camp and into the spring."
Thomas is expected to compete with 2012 Cardinals draft pick Ryan Lindley for the team's No. 3 quarterback position behind starter Carson Palmer and backup Drew Stanton.
Arians said Lindley will see playing time in the Cardinals' second preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Aug. 16.
Thomas said the in-game experience will be valuable for as he continues to digest the Cardinals' complicated offensive scheme.
"It's a pretty difficult offense to figure out. It takes a little bit of time. As I keep going forward, I'm learning more and more every day, and that's what I have to do."
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