Daughter of James Lewis and Lucy Thomas.
According to contributor 48521550, She married Thomas Patton 1778-1810 on 13 Jul 1799 in Virginia. She married Stephen F Carter 1766-1848 in 1810 in Virginia. They had these children:
Nancy, born about 1816. Married James H. Moore on 6-10-40.
Mary Elizabeth Brenham. Married William McNary Harris. Died in 1891 in Lockhart, Caldwell County, TX.
Catherine married Elijah Hansborough.
James Lewis born 1821 and is buried in this cemetery.
Sarah Jane Nelson Jefferson, born 1-29-1818 and died 11-10-1890 in Elgin, Barstrap County, TX. Second wife Mary Ann Hinds 1822-1905.
The following information about Susan's father and the Lewis family is from "Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America" by William Terrell Lewis of Perryville, Winston County, MX, published by the Courier-Journal Job Printing Company of Louisville, KY, in 1893:
Colonel James Lewis was, in a true sense of the word, a fair specimen of 'Virginia hospitality'. He was a member of the Episcopal Church, was a farmer, kept a hotel several years at Charlottesville, Virginia. His fun of anecdotes was almost inexhaustible. He had blue eyes, dark hair and fair complexion; when young he was quite spare-made and walked very erect, but in old age he weighed about two hundred pounds. His height was six feet one and a half inches. He was twice married. His first wife was Lucy, daughter of John Thomas, of Albemarle County, Virginia, by whom he had thirteen children, but raised only eleven. They were married in 1778; she died in 1825. His second wife was Mary C. Marks, whom he also married in Albemarle County, Virginia, in 1826, by whom he had no children; she died in 1858. He and his children were all born in Albemarle County. In 1811 he moved from Albemarle County to Franklin County, Tennessee, where he died in 1849.
Sarah Thomas Lewis, daughter of Colonel James Lewis and his wife, Lucy Thomas, was born in 1781. Her stature was five feet six inches with light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion, weighing about two hundred pounds. She was an exemplary member of the Methodist Church. She was twice married; first to Wm. Patton, who died in Lincoln County, Kentucky; secondly, to Hon. Stephen Carter, who represented Jackson County, Alabama in several session in the State Legislature. Mr. Carter died at the residence of James Moore in Marshall County. Mrs. Sara T. Carter had three children by Mr. Patton and six by Mr. Carter, and died at Bellefonte, in Jackson County, Alabama, in 1835. The names of her children are as follows:
1. Robert Patton, died n 1824
2. Maria Patton, married Wm. Lewis of Lincoln County, Kentucky.
3. Lucy Patton, married Rev. Timothy Root, of Tuskeega, Alabama.
4. Mary Elizabeth Brenham Carter, married Rev. Wm. McN. Harris, and lived in Lockhart, Texas.
5. James Lewis Carter, married Jane Finley, and died at Bellefonte, Jackson County, Alabama.
6. Catharine P. Carter, married Elijah Hansboro, a Lawyer of Austin, Texas. He was a land surveyor in Bellfonte, AL 1830-1844, and found in the 1850 census for Huntsville, Madison Co, AL. Moved to TX and thereafter listed as a farmer.
7. Sarah Jane Carter, married Presley George, of Austin, Texas.
8.Nancy Carter, married James H. Moore, a merchant, and died in Marshall County, Alabama.
9.Nelson Jefferson Carter, married Sarah Lee, of Kentucky and Mary Ann Hinds of Marshall County, Alabama.
According to contributor 48521550, She married Thomas Patton 1778-1810 on 13 Jul 1799 in Virginia. She married Stephen F Carter 1766-1848 in 1810 in Virginia. They had these children:
Nancy, born about 1816. Married James H. Moore on 6-10-40.
Mary Elizabeth Brenham. Married William McNary Harris. Died in 1891 in Lockhart, Caldwell County, TX.
Catherine married Elijah Hansborough.
James Lewis born 1821 and is buried in this cemetery.
Sarah Jane Nelson Jefferson, born 1-29-1818 and died 11-10-1890 in Elgin, Barstrap County, TX. Second wife Mary Ann Hinds 1822-1905.
The following information about Susan's father and the Lewis family is from "Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America" by William Terrell Lewis of Perryville, Winston County, MX, published by the Courier-Journal Job Printing Company of Louisville, KY, in 1893:
Colonel James Lewis was, in a true sense of the word, a fair specimen of 'Virginia hospitality'. He was a member of the Episcopal Church, was a farmer, kept a hotel several years at Charlottesville, Virginia. His fun of anecdotes was almost inexhaustible. He had blue eyes, dark hair and fair complexion; when young he was quite spare-made and walked very erect, but in old age he weighed about two hundred pounds. His height was six feet one and a half inches. He was twice married. His first wife was Lucy, daughter of John Thomas, of Albemarle County, Virginia, by whom he had thirteen children, but raised only eleven. They were married in 1778; she died in 1825. His second wife was Mary C. Marks, whom he also married in Albemarle County, Virginia, in 1826, by whom he had no children; she died in 1858. He and his children were all born in Albemarle County. In 1811 he moved from Albemarle County to Franklin County, Tennessee, where he died in 1849.
Sarah Thomas Lewis, daughter of Colonel James Lewis and his wife, Lucy Thomas, was born in 1781. Her stature was five feet six inches with light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion, weighing about two hundred pounds. She was an exemplary member of the Methodist Church. She was twice married; first to Wm. Patton, who died in Lincoln County, Kentucky; secondly, to Hon. Stephen Carter, who represented Jackson County, Alabama in several session in the State Legislature. Mr. Carter died at the residence of James Moore in Marshall County. Mrs. Sara T. Carter had three children by Mr. Patton and six by Mr. Carter, and died at Bellefonte, in Jackson County, Alabama, in 1835. The names of her children are as follows:
1. Robert Patton, died n 1824
2. Maria Patton, married Wm. Lewis of Lincoln County, Kentucky.
3. Lucy Patton, married Rev. Timothy Root, of Tuskeega, Alabama.
4. Mary Elizabeth Brenham Carter, married Rev. Wm. McN. Harris, and lived in Lockhart, Texas.
5. James Lewis Carter, married Jane Finley, and died at Bellefonte, Jackson County, Alabama.
6. Catharine P. Carter, married Elijah Hansboro, a Lawyer of Austin, Texas. He was a land surveyor in Bellfonte, AL 1830-1844, and found in the 1850 census for Huntsville, Madison Co, AL. Moved to TX and thereafter listed as a farmer.
7. Sarah Jane Carter, married Presley George, of Austin, Texas.
8.Nancy Carter, married James H. Moore, a merchant, and died in Marshall County, Alabama.
9.Nelson Jefferson Carter, married Sarah Lee, of Kentucky and Mary Ann Hinds of Marshall County, Alabama.
Daughter of James Lewis and Lucy Thomas.
According to contributor 48521550, She married Thomas Patton 1778-1810 on 13 Jul 1799 in Virginia. She married Stephen F Carter 1766-1848 in 1810 in Virginia. They had these children:
Nancy, born about 1816. Married James H. Moore on 6-10-40.
Mary Elizabeth Brenham. Married William McNary Harris. Died in 1891 in Lockhart, Caldwell County, TX.
Catherine married Elijah Hansborough.
James Lewis born 1821 and is buried in this cemetery.
Sarah Jane Nelson Jefferson, born 1-29-1818 and died 11-10-1890 in Elgin, Barstrap County, TX. Second wife Mary Ann Hinds 1822-1905.
The following information about Susan's father and the Lewis family is from "Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America" by William Terrell Lewis of Perryville, Winston County, MX, published by the Courier-Journal Job Printing Company of Louisville, KY, in 1893:
Colonel James Lewis was, in a true sense of the word, a fair specimen of 'Virginia hospitality'. He was a member of the Episcopal Church, was a farmer, kept a hotel several years at Charlottesville, Virginia. His fun of anecdotes was almost inexhaustible. He had blue eyes, dark hair and fair complexion; when young he was quite spare-made and walked very erect, but in old age he weighed about two hundred pounds. His height was six feet one and a half inches. He was twice married. His first wife was Lucy, daughter of John Thomas, of Albemarle County, Virginia, by whom he had thirteen children, but raised only eleven. They were married in 1778; she died in 1825. His second wife was Mary C. Marks, whom he also married in Albemarle County, Virginia, in 1826, by whom he had no children; she died in 1858. He and his children were all born in Albemarle County. In 1811 he moved from Albemarle County to Franklin County, Tennessee, where he died in 1849.
Sarah Thomas Lewis, daughter of Colonel James Lewis and his wife, Lucy Thomas, was born in 1781. Her stature was five feet six inches with light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion, weighing about two hundred pounds. She was an exemplary member of the Methodist Church. She was twice married; first to Wm. Patton, who died in Lincoln County, Kentucky; secondly, to Hon. Stephen Carter, who represented Jackson County, Alabama in several session in the State Legislature. Mr. Carter died at the residence of James Moore in Marshall County. Mrs. Sara T. Carter had three children by Mr. Patton and six by Mr. Carter, and died at Bellefonte, in Jackson County, Alabama, in 1835. The names of her children are as follows:
1. Robert Patton, died n 1824
2. Maria Patton, married Wm. Lewis of Lincoln County, Kentucky.
3. Lucy Patton, married Rev. Timothy Root, of Tuskeega, Alabama.
4. Mary Elizabeth Brenham Carter, married Rev. Wm. McN. Harris, and lived in Lockhart, Texas.
5. James Lewis Carter, married Jane Finley, and died at Bellefonte, Jackson County, Alabama.
6. Catharine P. Carter, married Elijah Hansboro, a Lawyer of Austin, Texas. He was a land surveyor in Bellfonte, AL 1830-1844, and found in the 1850 census for Huntsville, Madison Co, AL. Moved to TX and thereafter listed as a farmer.
7. Sarah Jane Carter, married Presley George, of Austin, Texas.
8.Nancy Carter, married James H. Moore, a merchant, and died in Marshall County, Alabama.
9.Nelson Jefferson Carter, married Sarah Lee, of Kentucky and Mary Ann Hinds of Marshall County, Alabama.
According to contributor 48521550, She married Thomas Patton 1778-1810 on 13 Jul 1799 in Virginia. She married Stephen F Carter 1766-1848 in 1810 in Virginia. They had these children:
Nancy, born about 1816. Married James H. Moore on 6-10-40.
Mary Elizabeth Brenham. Married William McNary Harris. Died in 1891 in Lockhart, Caldwell County, TX.
Catherine married Elijah Hansborough.
James Lewis born 1821 and is buried in this cemetery.
Sarah Jane Nelson Jefferson, born 1-29-1818 and died 11-10-1890 in Elgin, Barstrap County, TX. Second wife Mary Ann Hinds 1822-1905.
The following information about Susan's father and the Lewis family is from "Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America" by William Terrell Lewis of Perryville, Winston County, MX, published by the Courier-Journal Job Printing Company of Louisville, KY, in 1893:
Colonel James Lewis was, in a true sense of the word, a fair specimen of 'Virginia hospitality'. He was a member of the Episcopal Church, was a farmer, kept a hotel several years at Charlottesville, Virginia. His fun of anecdotes was almost inexhaustible. He had blue eyes, dark hair and fair complexion; when young he was quite spare-made and walked very erect, but in old age he weighed about two hundred pounds. His height was six feet one and a half inches. He was twice married. His first wife was Lucy, daughter of John Thomas, of Albemarle County, Virginia, by whom he had thirteen children, but raised only eleven. They were married in 1778; she died in 1825. His second wife was Mary C. Marks, whom he also married in Albemarle County, Virginia, in 1826, by whom he had no children; she died in 1858. He and his children were all born in Albemarle County. In 1811 he moved from Albemarle County to Franklin County, Tennessee, where he died in 1849.
Sarah Thomas Lewis, daughter of Colonel James Lewis and his wife, Lucy Thomas, was born in 1781. Her stature was five feet six inches with light hair, blue eyes and fair complexion, weighing about two hundred pounds. She was an exemplary member of the Methodist Church. She was twice married; first to Wm. Patton, who died in Lincoln County, Kentucky; secondly, to Hon. Stephen Carter, who represented Jackson County, Alabama in several session in the State Legislature. Mr. Carter died at the residence of James Moore in Marshall County. Mrs. Sara T. Carter had three children by Mr. Patton and six by Mr. Carter, and died at Bellefonte, in Jackson County, Alabama, in 1835. The names of her children are as follows:
1. Robert Patton, died n 1824
2. Maria Patton, married Wm. Lewis of Lincoln County, Kentucky.
3. Lucy Patton, married Rev. Timothy Root, of Tuskeega, Alabama.
4. Mary Elizabeth Brenham Carter, married Rev. Wm. McN. Harris, and lived in Lockhart, Texas.
5. James Lewis Carter, married Jane Finley, and died at Bellefonte, Jackson County, Alabama.
6. Catharine P. Carter, married Elijah Hansboro, a Lawyer of Austin, Texas. He was a land surveyor in Bellfonte, AL 1830-1844, and found in the 1850 census for Huntsville, Madison Co, AL. Moved to TX and thereafter listed as a farmer.
7. Sarah Jane Carter, married Presley George, of Austin, Texas.
8.Nancy Carter, married James H. Moore, a merchant, and died in Marshall County, Alabama.
9.Nelson Jefferson Carter, married Sarah Lee, of Kentucky and Mary Ann Hinds of Marshall County, Alabama.
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