Hannah Saunders Lewis was the daughter of Reeve Lewis and his wife Hannah Thomas. Reeve Lewis died in 1821 in Philadelphia.
Hannah Saunders Lewis was married to Daniel Smith, a Justice of the Peace in Uniontown, and they were the parents of at least 5 children--
William H. Smith--born 1835 Pennsylvania, died 11 Nov 1864, Civil War
Francis J. Smith--born 1838 Pennsylvania,
Rachel L. Smith--born 1840 Ohio, married Arnold A. Plumer of Franklin, Venago County, Pennsylvania;
Thomas M. K. Smith--born 1842 Pennsylvania, died Oregon, 3 March 1901
Elizabeth Smith-- born 1847, Pennsylvania, married Clarence Huber Beal, buried Oak Grove Cemetery.
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"On Sabbath morning, the 26th inst., at her residence in this place, Hannah Saunders, wife of Daniel Smith, Esq., in the 51st year of her age. Mrs. Smith was stricken down on Saturday evening last, about 9 o'clock, with Apoplexy, and in a few hours breathed her last. For more than 20 years the dec'd was a resident of Uniontown, well known and much loved for her goodness. Pure minded, charitable, affectionate, cheerful and social, her death is a severe loss to the entire community; but worst of all, will the husband and children feel the loss. A true and loving wife, a devoted and faithful mother; she leaves a vacancy in the house hold always to be felt by the surviving family. But they "sorrow not as those who have no hope," for they know she "sleeps in Jesus." Though called away so suddenly, she was not unprepared. A life of simple, unostentatious piety, is the best possible evidence of a good death, such evidence she has left to her friends. For many years she was a consistent member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of this place. "She rests from her labor, and her works do follow her."
Genius of Liberty, Uniontown, PA, January 30, 1862, Vol. I, No. 52, page 5, column 2
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A younger sister of Hannah Saunders Lewis was Ellen Lewis who was married to William Quail, in Uniontown, on 14 Feb 1843. Their child, Catherine Roberts Quail, was born in Uniontown in 1847. William Quail served with the Uniontown volunteers in the Mexican War and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Hannah Saunders Lewis was married to Daniel Smith, a Justice of the Peace in Uniontown, and they were the parents of at least 5 children--
William H. Smith--born 1835 Pennsylvania, died 11 Nov 1864, Civil War
Francis J. Smith--born 1838 Pennsylvania,
Rachel L. Smith--born 1840 Ohio, married Arnold A. Plumer of Franklin, Venago County, Pennsylvania;
Thomas M. K. Smith--born 1842 Pennsylvania, died Oregon, 3 March 1901
Elizabeth Smith-- born 1847, Pennsylvania, married Clarence Huber Beal, buried Oak Grove Cemetery.
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"On Sabbath morning, the 26th inst., at her residence in this place, Hannah Saunders, wife of Daniel Smith, Esq., in the 51st year of her age. Mrs. Smith was stricken down on Saturday evening last, about 9 o'clock, with Apoplexy, and in a few hours breathed her last. For more than 20 years the dec'd was a resident of Uniontown, well known and much loved for her goodness. Pure minded, charitable, affectionate, cheerful and social, her death is a severe loss to the entire community; but worst of all, will the husband and children feel the loss. A true and loving wife, a devoted and faithful mother; she leaves a vacancy in the house hold always to be felt by the surviving family. But they "sorrow not as those who have no hope," for they know she "sleeps in Jesus." Though called away so suddenly, she was not unprepared. A life of simple, unostentatious piety, is the best possible evidence of a good death, such evidence she has left to her friends. For many years she was a consistent member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of this place. "She rests from her labor, and her works do follow her."
Genius of Liberty, Uniontown, PA, January 30, 1862, Vol. I, No. 52, page 5, column 2
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A younger sister of Hannah Saunders Lewis was Ellen Lewis who was married to William Quail, in Uniontown, on 14 Feb 1843. Their child, Catherine Roberts Quail, was born in Uniontown in 1847. William Quail served with the Uniontown volunteers in the Mexican War and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Hannah Saunders Lewis was the daughter of Reeve Lewis and his wife Hannah Thomas. Reeve Lewis died in 1821 in Philadelphia.
Hannah Saunders Lewis was married to Daniel Smith, a Justice of the Peace in Uniontown, and they were the parents of at least 5 children--
William H. Smith--born 1835 Pennsylvania, died 11 Nov 1864, Civil War
Francis J. Smith--born 1838 Pennsylvania,
Rachel L. Smith--born 1840 Ohio, married Arnold A. Plumer of Franklin, Venago County, Pennsylvania;
Thomas M. K. Smith--born 1842 Pennsylvania, died Oregon, 3 March 1901
Elizabeth Smith-- born 1847, Pennsylvania, married Clarence Huber Beal, buried Oak Grove Cemetery.
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"On Sabbath morning, the 26th inst., at her residence in this place, Hannah Saunders, wife of Daniel Smith, Esq., in the 51st year of her age. Mrs. Smith was stricken down on Saturday evening last, about 9 o'clock, with Apoplexy, and in a few hours breathed her last. For more than 20 years the dec'd was a resident of Uniontown, well known and much loved for her goodness. Pure minded, charitable, affectionate, cheerful and social, her death is a severe loss to the entire community; but worst of all, will the husband and children feel the loss. A true and loving wife, a devoted and faithful mother; she leaves a vacancy in the house hold always to be felt by the surviving family. But they "sorrow not as those who have no hope," for they know she "sleeps in Jesus." Though called away so suddenly, she was not unprepared. A life of simple, unostentatious piety, is the best possible evidence of a good death, such evidence she has left to her friends. For many years she was a consistent member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of this place. "She rests from her labor, and her works do follow her."
Genius of Liberty, Uniontown, PA, January 30, 1862, Vol. I, No. 52, page 5, column 2
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A younger sister of Hannah Saunders Lewis was Ellen Lewis who was married to William Quail, in Uniontown, on 14 Feb 1843. Their child, Catherine Roberts Quail, was born in Uniontown in 1847. William Quail served with the Uniontown volunteers in the Mexican War and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Hannah Saunders Lewis was married to Daniel Smith, a Justice of the Peace in Uniontown, and they were the parents of at least 5 children--
William H. Smith--born 1835 Pennsylvania, died 11 Nov 1864, Civil War
Francis J. Smith--born 1838 Pennsylvania,
Rachel L. Smith--born 1840 Ohio, married Arnold A. Plumer of Franklin, Venago County, Pennsylvania;
Thomas M. K. Smith--born 1842 Pennsylvania, died Oregon, 3 March 1901
Elizabeth Smith-- born 1847, Pennsylvania, married Clarence Huber Beal, buried Oak Grove Cemetery.
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"On Sabbath morning, the 26th inst., at her residence in this place, Hannah Saunders, wife of Daniel Smith, Esq., in the 51st year of her age. Mrs. Smith was stricken down on Saturday evening last, about 9 o'clock, with Apoplexy, and in a few hours breathed her last. For more than 20 years the dec'd was a resident of Uniontown, well known and much loved for her goodness. Pure minded, charitable, affectionate, cheerful and social, her death is a severe loss to the entire community; but worst of all, will the husband and children feel the loss. A true and loving wife, a devoted and faithful mother; she leaves a vacancy in the house hold always to be felt by the surviving family. But they "sorrow not as those who have no hope," for they know she "sleeps in Jesus." Though called away so suddenly, she was not unprepared. A life of simple, unostentatious piety, is the best possible evidence of a good death, such evidence she has left to her friends. For many years she was a consistent member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of this place. "She rests from her labor, and her works do follow her."
Genius of Liberty, Uniontown, PA, January 30, 1862, Vol. I, No. 52, page 5, column 2
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A younger sister of Hannah Saunders Lewis was Ellen Lewis who was married to William Quail, in Uniontown, on 14 Feb 1843. Their child, Catherine Roberts Quail, was born in Uniontown in 1847. William Quail served with the Uniontown volunteers in the Mexican War and is also buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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