Charles P. Lewis was the son of William and Elizabeth Lewis. He married Alice Jane Fillmore of England in 1887 St. Louis, Mo. Charles was a Carpenter. He was the father of 2 Daughters: Nettie (Elbe) and Mabel (Rutschman).
Charles went to visit his daughter Mabel in Denver, Co. and was shot as a innocent by-stander between cops and robbers. He did not survive and is now buried in Denver.
From what I have heard from relatives is that he was always in a good mood and made everyone laugh. They say he would still be alive today if it wasn't for the visit to Colorado.
Charles went to visit his daughter Mabel in Denver, Co. and was shot as a innocent by-stander between cops and robbers. He did not survive and is now buried in Denver.
From what I have heard from relatives is that he was always in a good mood and made everyone laugh. They say he would still be alive today if it wasn't for the visit to Colorado.
Charles P. Lewis was the son of William and Elizabeth Lewis. He married Alice Jane Fillmore of England in 1887 St. Louis, Mo. Charles was a Carpenter. He was the father of 2 Daughters: Nettie (Elbe) and Mabel (Rutschman).
Charles went to visit his daughter Mabel in Denver, Co. and was shot as a innocent by-stander between cops and robbers. He did not survive and is now buried in Denver.
From what I have heard from relatives is that he was always in a good mood and made everyone laugh. They say he would still be alive today if it wasn't for the visit to Colorado.
Charles went to visit his daughter Mabel in Denver, Co. and was shot as a innocent by-stander between cops and robbers. He did not survive and is now buried in Denver.
From what I have heard from relatives is that he was always in a good mood and made everyone laugh. They say he would still be alive today if it wasn't for the visit to Colorado.
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