Lewis Alexander Stewart was the son of George W. and Anna Small Stewart.
Lewis A. Stewart was living at home on the 1900 Census for Valley Creek, Dallas County, Alabama. His mother, Annie, was the head of the household and his sisters Lila and Annie were also in the household.
Lewis Alexander married Ellen Lue Adams on November 29, 1905. (Book V, p. 241, Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, Marriage Records.)
In 1910, Lewis and Ellen Lue were on the Montgomery, Alabama, Census with 2 children, Emma age 3, and Eugene, age 1.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Lewis Alexander. Date of Registration was September 12, 1918.
Name:
Lewis Alexander Stewart
City:
Montgomery
County:
Montgomery
State:
Alabama
Birth Date:
18 Sep 1881
Race:
White
FHL Roll Number:
1509446
DraftBoard:
1
Age:
36
Occupation:
Carpenter
Nearest Relative:
Lue Stewart
Height/Build:
Med/Slender
Color of Eyes/Hair:
Grey/Light
Signature:
Yes Lewis Alexander Stewart
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In 1920, Lewis was in Montgomery, Alabama with his wife, and 5 children: Emma age 13, Eugene age 10, Rubie age 9, Henry age 5 and Annie age 3.
In 1930 the census for Union, Dallas County, Alabama shows that Lewis living with two sisters, Annie Odom and Lila Wilson. Lewis and Ellen Lue have divorced and she is living in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, with these children: Emma, Rubie, Henry and Annie. Their son, Eugene is out of the household.
Lewis was a worker in the textile industry in Alabama.
Lewis A. Stewart is buried in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, in the New Live Oak Cemetery.
Lewis A. Stewart was living at home on the 1900 Census for Valley Creek, Dallas County, Alabama. His mother, Annie, was the head of the household and his sisters Lila and Annie were also in the household.
Lewis Alexander married Ellen Lue Adams on November 29, 1905. (Book V, p. 241, Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, Marriage Records.)
In 1910, Lewis and Ellen Lue were on the Montgomery, Alabama, Census with 2 children, Emma age 3, and Eugene, age 1.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Lewis Alexander. Date of Registration was September 12, 1918.
Name:
Lewis Alexander Stewart
City:
Montgomery
County:
Montgomery
State:
Alabama
Birth Date:
18 Sep 1881
Race:
White
FHL Roll Number:
1509446
DraftBoard:
1
Age:
36
Occupation:
Carpenter
Nearest Relative:
Lue Stewart
Height/Build:
Med/Slender
Color of Eyes/Hair:
Grey/Light
Signature:
Yes Lewis Alexander Stewart
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In 1920, Lewis was in Montgomery, Alabama with his wife, and 5 children: Emma age 13, Eugene age 10, Rubie age 9, Henry age 5 and Annie age 3.
In 1930 the census for Union, Dallas County, Alabama shows that Lewis living with two sisters, Annie Odom and Lila Wilson. Lewis and Ellen Lue have divorced and she is living in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, with these children: Emma, Rubie, Henry and Annie. Their son, Eugene is out of the household.
Lewis was a worker in the textile industry in Alabama.
Lewis A. Stewart is buried in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, in the New Live Oak Cemetery.
Lewis Alexander Stewart was the son of George W. and Anna Small Stewart.
Lewis A. Stewart was living at home on the 1900 Census for Valley Creek, Dallas County, Alabama. His mother, Annie, was the head of the household and his sisters Lila and Annie were also in the household.
Lewis Alexander married Ellen Lue Adams on November 29, 1905. (Book V, p. 241, Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, Marriage Records.)
In 1910, Lewis and Ellen Lue were on the Montgomery, Alabama, Census with 2 children, Emma age 3, and Eugene, age 1.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Lewis Alexander. Date of Registration was September 12, 1918.
Name:
Lewis Alexander Stewart
City:
Montgomery
County:
Montgomery
State:
Alabama
Birth Date:
18 Sep 1881
Race:
White
FHL Roll Number:
1509446
DraftBoard:
1
Age:
36
Occupation:
Carpenter
Nearest Relative:
Lue Stewart
Height/Build:
Med/Slender
Color of Eyes/Hair:
Grey/Light
Signature:
Yes Lewis Alexander Stewart
View
In 1920, Lewis was in Montgomery, Alabama with his wife, and 5 children: Emma age 13, Eugene age 10, Rubie age 9, Henry age 5 and Annie age 3.
In 1930 the census for Union, Dallas County, Alabama shows that Lewis living with two sisters, Annie Odom and Lila Wilson. Lewis and Ellen Lue have divorced and she is living in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, with these children: Emma, Rubie, Henry and Annie. Their son, Eugene is out of the household.
Lewis was a worker in the textile industry in Alabama.
Lewis A. Stewart is buried in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, in the New Live Oak Cemetery.
Lewis A. Stewart was living at home on the 1900 Census for Valley Creek, Dallas County, Alabama. His mother, Annie, was the head of the household and his sisters Lila and Annie were also in the household.
Lewis Alexander married Ellen Lue Adams on November 29, 1905. (Book V, p. 241, Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, Marriage Records.)
In 1910, Lewis and Ellen Lue were on the Montgomery, Alabama, Census with 2 children, Emma age 3, and Eugene, age 1.
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Lewis Alexander. Date of Registration was September 12, 1918.
Name:
Lewis Alexander Stewart
City:
Montgomery
County:
Montgomery
State:
Alabama
Birth Date:
18 Sep 1881
Race:
White
FHL Roll Number:
1509446
DraftBoard:
1
Age:
36
Occupation:
Carpenter
Nearest Relative:
Lue Stewart
Height/Build:
Med/Slender
Color of Eyes/Hair:
Grey/Light
Signature:
Yes Lewis Alexander Stewart
View
In 1920, Lewis was in Montgomery, Alabama with his wife, and 5 children: Emma age 13, Eugene age 10, Rubie age 9, Henry age 5 and Annie age 3.
In 1930 the census for Union, Dallas County, Alabama shows that Lewis living with two sisters, Annie Odom and Lila Wilson. Lewis and Ellen Lue have divorced and she is living in Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, with these children: Emma, Rubie, Henry and Annie. Their son, Eugene is out of the household.
Lewis was a worker in the textile industry in Alabama.
Lewis A. Stewart is buried in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, in the New Live Oak Cemetery.
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