Seaborn (or Seabren) Thomas Lewis
Born in Lowndes County, Ga. (now Berrien County, Ga.)
on May 22, 1849
died August 9, 1879
and was buried at the Empire Church Cemetery.
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CHILDREN:
(1) Seany Lewis (1869) m. 3-1-1888 to William Wilson
(2) Mattie Lewis (1871) m. 10-9-1890 to Kindred J. Giddens
(3) Henry Lewis (1873) m. 12-9-1897 to Martha Ann Starling (d/o Wm)
(4) William Lewis (1875) m. 1-14-1906 to Kizzie Corbitt (d/o Irwin)
(5) Nancy Lewis (1876) m. 11-20-1890 to Tharp Delk
(6) Fannie Lewis (1877) m. Irwin Corbitt (his 2nd wife)
(7) Mary Lewis (1879) m. 1897 to William Browning
Seaborn Lewis spent most of his life in the same community of the Empire Church area until he passed . His wife Fannie Corbitt Lewis later married George 'Dock' Browning and they had three children. She later passed on October 23, 1937 and was buried in the Sweetwater Cemetery on the Pearson-Douglas Highway.
Seaborn (or Seabren) Thomas Lewis
Born in Lowndes County, Ga. (now Berrien County, Ga.)
on May 22, 1849
died August 9, 1879
and was buried at the Empire Church Cemetery.
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CHILDREN:
(1) Seany Lewis (1869) m. 3-1-1888 to William Wilson
(2) Mattie Lewis (1871) m. 10-9-1890 to Kindred J. Giddens
(3) Henry Lewis (1873) m. 12-9-1897 to Martha Ann Starling (d/o Wm)
(4) William Lewis (1875) m. 1-14-1906 to Kizzie Corbitt (d/o Irwin)
(5) Nancy Lewis (1876) m. 11-20-1890 to Tharp Delk
(6) Fannie Lewis (1877) m. Irwin Corbitt (his 2nd wife)
(7) Mary Lewis (1879) m. 1897 to William Browning
Seaborn Lewis spent most of his life in the same community of the Empire Church area until he passed . His wife Fannie Corbitt Lewis later married George 'Dock' Browning and they had three children. She later passed on October 23, 1937 and was buried in the Sweetwater Cemetery on the Pearson-Douglas Highway.
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