Rachel is buried bedide her husband, Jehu Lewis in the Quaker Cemetery at Clear Creek, Putnam County. But since most of the headstone before 1880 are unreadable, Rachel headstone could not be found, even after a complete search of the cemetery.
Died at Odell, Livingston county, April 24, Mrs. Rachel Lewis, aged 86, formerly of Putnam county, and sister of the late Joseph Mills. Was a botanical physician.
Source; The Henry Republican, Henry, Illinois, May 14, 1874, transcribed by Nancy Piper
Died at Odell, Livingston county, April 24, Mrs. Rachel Lewis, aged 86, formerly of Putnam county, and sister of the late Joseph Mills. Was a botanical physician.
Source; The Henry Republican, Henry, Illinois, May 14, 1874, transcribed by Nancy Piper
Rachel is buried bedide her husband, Jehu Lewis in the Quaker Cemetery at Clear Creek, Putnam County. But since most of the headstone before 1880 are unreadable, Rachel headstone could not be found, even after a complete search of the cemetery.
Died at Odell, Livingston county, April 24, Mrs. Rachel Lewis, aged 86, formerly of Putnam county, and sister of the late Joseph Mills. Was a botanical physician.
Source; The Henry Republican, Henry, Illinois, May 14, 1874, transcribed by Nancy Piper
Died at Odell, Livingston county, April 24, Mrs. Rachel Lewis, aged 86, formerly of Putnam county, and sister of the late Joseph Mills. Was a botanical physician.
Source; The Henry Republican, Henry, Illinois, May 14, 1874, transcribed by Nancy Piper
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