[Family link information taken from March 14, 2002 publication by Floyd Goodwin:
LouarKie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis. Children: Thomas S., Fred B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick.]
[Louarkie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis
Occupation: Wife, Epitaph: "A tender mother and a faithful friend. Her life was beauty, truth and goodness, ____ crossed the ____ of death to that beautiful summerland."
Children: Thomas S., Fred. B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Point of Origin: Horry, Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick
Born/Died: (B) 1831 (D) 1913
Grave Location: Back corner section.]
Source: March 14, 2002 research publication by Floyd Goodwin, an update of the survey of "the Methodist Church Cemetery" by Annette Reesor, Manning Thomas, and John P. Cartrette. July 1975 "The Independent Republic Quarterly."
Horry Herald July 3, 1913
Mrs. Louarkie Hollingsworth (Hardwick) Lewis was born at Galivants Ferry, S.C., July 3, 1831. In girlhood she joined the Methodist church and lived a faithful Christian life to the end. In 1854 she was married to Mr. Isaac T. Lewis of the same community and shortly after moved to Conway S.C., where she continued to reside the remainder of her life. Ten children were born to them, five of whom still live: Mrs. Sara A. Dusenbury, Thomas S. Lewis, Mrs. Julia R. Sessions, Fred B. Lewis of Conway; and Mrs. Mary A. Dorman of Adrian, S. C. The children who are dead are: George W. Brookman, Minnie Hattie, and Lillie G. Mrs. Lewis has seen 45 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren, a total of 94 descendants. Mr. Lewis passed away in 1882. For the past two or three years Mrs. Lewis had been quite feeble. She went quietly to her heavenly home on May 10, 1913 at the home of her son, Mr. Fred B. Lewis at Conway. She was laid to rest beside her husband in the Methodist Church yard at Conway, the writer conducting the funeral exercises.
Albert D. Betts
LouarKie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis. Children: Thomas S., Fred B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick.]
[Louarkie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis
Occupation: Wife, Epitaph: "A tender mother and a faithful friend. Her life was beauty, truth and goodness, ____ crossed the ____ of death to that beautiful summerland."
Children: Thomas S., Fred. B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Point of Origin: Horry, Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick
Born/Died: (B) 1831 (D) 1913
Grave Location: Back corner section.]
Source: March 14, 2002 research publication by Floyd Goodwin, an update of the survey of "the Methodist Church Cemetery" by Annette Reesor, Manning Thomas, and John P. Cartrette. July 1975 "The Independent Republic Quarterly."
Horry Herald July 3, 1913
Mrs. Louarkie Hollingsworth (Hardwick) Lewis was born at Galivants Ferry, S.C., July 3, 1831. In girlhood she joined the Methodist church and lived a faithful Christian life to the end. In 1854 she was married to Mr. Isaac T. Lewis of the same community and shortly after moved to Conway S.C., where she continued to reside the remainder of her life. Ten children were born to them, five of whom still live: Mrs. Sara A. Dusenbury, Thomas S. Lewis, Mrs. Julia R. Sessions, Fred B. Lewis of Conway; and Mrs. Mary A. Dorman of Adrian, S. C. The children who are dead are: George W. Brookman, Minnie Hattie, and Lillie G. Mrs. Lewis has seen 45 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren, a total of 94 descendants. Mr. Lewis passed away in 1882. For the past two or three years Mrs. Lewis had been quite feeble. She went quietly to her heavenly home on May 10, 1913 at the home of her son, Mr. Fred B. Lewis at Conway. She was laid to rest beside her husband in the Methodist Church yard at Conway, the writer conducting the funeral exercises.
Albert D. Betts
[Family link information taken from March 14, 2002 publication by Floyd Goodwin:
LouarKie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis. Children: Thomas S., Fred B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick.]
[Louarkie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis
Occupation: Wife, Epitaph: "A tender mother and a faithful friend. Her life was beauty, truth and goodness, ____ crossed the ____ of death to that beautiful summerland."
Children: Thomas S., Fred. B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Point of Origin: Horry, Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick
Born/Died: (B) 1831 (D) 1913
Grave Location: Back corner section.]
Source: March 14, 2002 research publication by Floyd Goodwin, an update of the survey of "the Methodist Church Cemetery" by Annette Reesor, Manning Thomas, and John P. Cartrette. July 1975 "The Independent Republic Quarterly."
Horry Herald July 3, 1913
Mrs. Louarkie Hollingsworth (Hardwick) Lewis was born at Galivants Ferry, S.C., July 3, 1831. In girlhood she joined the Methodist church and lived a faithful Christian life to the end. In 1854 she was married to Mr. Isaac T. Lewis of the same community and shortly after moved to Conway S.C., where she continued to reside the remainder of her life. Ten children were born to them, five of whom still live: Mrs. Sara A. Dusenbury, Thomas S. Lewis, Mrs. Julia R. Sessions, Fred B. Lewis of Conway; and Mrs. Mary A. Dorman of Adrian, S. C. The children who are dead are: George W. Brookman, Minnie Hattie, and Lillie G. Mrs. Lewis has seen 45 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren, a total of 94 descendants. Mr. Lewis passed away in 1882. For the past two or three years Mrs. Lewis had been quite feeble. She went quietly to her heavenly home on May 10, 1913 at the home of her son, Mr. Fred B. Lewis at Conway. She was laid to rest beside her husband in the Methodist Church yard at Conway, the writer conducting the funeral exercises.
Albert D. Betts
LouarKie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis. Children: Thomas S., Fred B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick.]
[Louarkie "Sukey" Hardwick Lewis
Occupation: Wife, Epitaph: "A tender mother and a faithful friend. Her life was beauty, truth and goodness, ____ crossed the ____ of death to that beautiful summerland."
Children: Thomas S., Fred. B., Sarah, Julia R., Mary E., and Lilly G.
Point of Origin: Horry, Daughter of Samuel S. Hardwick and WinnyFred, 1st cousin to Wm. E. Hardwick
Born/Died: (B) 1831 (D) 1913
Grave Location: Back corner section.]
Source: March 14, 2002 research publication by Floyd Goodwin, an update of the survey of "the Methodist Church Cemetery" by Annette Reesor, Manning Thomas, and John P. Cartrette. July 1975 "The Independent Republic Quarterly."
Horry Herald July 3, 1913
Mrs. Louarkie Hollingsworth (Hardwick) Lewis was born at Galivants Ferry, S.C., July 3, 1831. In girlhood she joined the Methodist church and lived a faithful Christian life to the end. In 1854 she was married to Mr. Isaac T. Lewis of the same community and shortly after moved to Conway S.C., where she continued to reside the remainder of her life. Ten children were born to them, five of whom still live: Mrs. Sara A. Dusenbury, Thomas S. Lewis, Mrs. Julia R. Sessions, Fred B. Lewis of Conway; and Mrs. Mary A. Dorman of Adrian, S. C. The children who are dead are: George W. Brookman, Minnie Hattie, and Lillie G. Mrs. Lewis has seen 45 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren, a total of 94 descendants. Mr. Lewis passed away in 1882. For the past two or three years Mrs. Lewis had been quite feeble. She went quietly to her heavenly home on May 10, 1913 at the home of her son, Mr. Fred B. Lewis at Conway. She was laid to rest beside her husband in the Methodist Church yard at Conway, the writer conducting the funeral exercises.
Albert D. Betts
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"A tender mother and a faithful friend. Her life has beauty truth and goodness. Only crossed the river of death to that beautiful summerland"
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