Adelaide "Ada" Lewis was the daughter of William Wood Lewis (1817– ?) and Lucinda Roark of Alabama (1819– ?).
Ada was the sister to:
Volney R Lewis 1843–
Martha Adeline Lewis 1846–1930
Kate Mabel Lewis Gibson 1848–1921
William S Lewis 1851–1918
Adelaide "Ada" Lewis married William Alexander Bevens.
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name Ada Lewis
Gender Female
Residence Independence, Arkansas
Spouse's Name William Alexander Bevens
Spouse's Gender Male
Spouse's Residence Independence, Arkansas
Marriage Date 21 Mar 1858
Marriage County Independence
Event Type Marriage
FHL Film Number 1288645
Ada and William Bevens had at least 3 children:
William C Bevens 1864– ?
Fairchild Alexander Bevens Dr. 1867–1927
Lucy Bevens Schenck 1871–1938
Newspaper articles show that Ada was very ill with pneumonia at her home in Oil Trough, Independence Co., AR, on February 1878 and being treated by a doctor in Jacksonville, AR. She died on 2nd of March 1878 in Big Bottom, Independence County, Arkansas.
Oil Trough and Big Bottom are areas very near each other in Independence County, Arkansas.
Ada was the sister to:
Volney R Lewis 1843–
Martha Adeline Lewis 1846–1930
Kate Mabel Lewis Gibson 1848–1921
William S Lewis 1851–1918
Adelaide "Ada" Lewis married William Alexander Bevens.
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name Ada Lewis
Gender Female
Residence Independence, Arkansas
Spouse's Name William Alexander Bevens
Spouse's Gender Male
Spouse's Residence Independence, Arkansas
Marriage Date 21 Mar 1858
Marriage County Independence
Event Type Marriage
FHL Film Number 1288645
Ada and William Bevens had at least 3 children:
William C Bevens 1864– ?
Fairchild Alexander Bevens Dr. 1867–1927
Lucy Bevens Schenck 1871–1938
Newspaper articles show that Ada was very ill with pneumonia at her home in Oil Trough, Independence Co., AR, on February 1878 and being treated by a doctor in Jacksonville, AR. She died on 2nd of March 1878 in Big Bottom, Independence County, Arkansas.
Oil Trough and Big Bottom are areas very near each other in Independence County, Arkansas.
Adelaide "Ada" Lewis was the daughter of William Wood Lewis (1817– ?) and Lucinda Roark of Alabama (1819– ?).
Ada was the sister to:
Volney R Lewis 1843–
Martha Adeline Lewis 1846–1930
Kate Mabel Lewis Gibson 1848–1921
William S Lewis 1851–1918
Adelaide "Ada" Lewis married William Alexander Bevens.
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name Ada Lewis
Gender Female
Residence Independence, Arkansas
Spouse's Name William Alexander Bevens
Spouse's Gender Male
Spouse's Residence Independence, Arkansas
Marriage Date 21 Mar 1858
Marriage County Independence
Event Type Marriage
FHL Film Number 1288645
Ada and William Bevens had at least 3 children:
William C Bevens 1864– ?
Fairchild Alexander Bevens Dr. 1867–1927
Lucy Bevens Schenck 1871–1938
Newspaper articles show that Ada was very ill with pneumonia at her home in Oil Trough, Independence Co., AR, on February 1878 and being treated by a doctor in Jacksonville, AR. She died on 2nd of March 1878 in Big Bottom, Independence County, Arkansas.
Oil Trough and Big Bottom are areas very near each other in Independence County, Arkansas.
Ada was the sister to:
Volney R Lewis 1843–
Martha Adeline Lewis 1846–1930
Kate Mabel Lewis Gibson 1848–1921
William S Lewis 1851–1918
Adelaide "Ada" Lewis married William Alexander Bevens.
Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957
Name Ada Lewis
Gender Female
Residence Independence, Arkansas
Spouse's Name William Alexander Bevens
Spouse's Gender Male
Spouse's Residence Independence, Arkansas
Marriage Date 21 Mar 1858
Marriage County Independence
Event Type Marriage
FHL Film Number 1288645
Ada and William Bevens had at least 3 children:
William C Bevens 1864– ?
Fairchild Alexander Bevens Dr. 1867–1927
Lucy Bevens Schenck 1871–1938
Newspaper articles show that Ada was very ill with pneumonia at her home in Oil Trough, Independence Co., AR, on February 1878 and being treated by a doctor in Jacksonville, AR. She died on 2nd of March 1878 in Big Bottom, Independence County, Arkansas.
Oil Trough and Big Bottom are areas very near each other in Independence County, Arkansas.
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