She married her first husband, Walter Miller after 1906, when her grandmother died. They had one son, who died young and is believed to be buried in California. Ellen left Walter and later obtained a divorce.
She married again to Louis Kremene, a miner. Due to circumstances at the time, he went by an alias name, Clyde Lewis. His military gravestone reflects his given name.
Ellen retained the surname Lewis and it is reflected on her gravestone.
She married again to Louis Kremene, a miner. Due to circumstances at the time, he went by an alias name, Clyde Lewis. His military gravestone reflects his given name.
Ellen retained the surname Lewis and it is reflected on her gravestone.
She married her first husband, Walter Miller after 1906, when her grandmother died. They had one son, who died young and is believed to be buried in California. Ellen left Walter and later obtained a divorce.
She married again to Louis Kremene, a miner. Due to circumstances at the time, he went by an alias name, Clyde Lewis. His military gravestone reflects his given name.
Ellen retained the surname Lewis and it is reflected on her gravestone.
She married again to Louis Kremene, a miner. Due to circumstances at the time, he went by an alias name, Clyde Lewis. His military gravestone reflects his given name.
Ellen retained the surname Lewis and it is reflected on her gravestone.
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