Pelletreau 1907: Mary Hope Horton b. 8 Aug 1869, married Edward B. Lewis; Political Graveyard: Hope (Horton) Lewis, mother of Madison Horton Lewis; created Lewis Park 1956.
Born Mary Hope Horton 8 Aug 1869. Public biographical sources usually say Hope (Horton) Lewis. Created original Lewis Park in Warwick in 1956 in memory of husband Edward Lewis (so alive 1956); exact death date not found. Son Edward Buckleigh Lewis Jr. b. 15 Dec 1900 is a documented sibling of Madison, not given a separate graph record in this merge.
Facts
- Name
- Hope Horton Lewis
- Maiden name
- Horton
- Born
- 8 August 1869
- Birthplace
- New York
- Died
- 1956
- Generation
- 4
- Status
- confirmed
- Sex
- Female
Parents
Spouses
Children
Sources
- Named Hope (Horton) Lewis, mother of Madison Horton Lewis.
Son of Edward B. Lewis and Hope (Horton) Lewis
- Alive in 1956 when she created Lewis Park in memory of husband Edward Lewis. Exact death date not found.
The original Lewis Park ... was created in 1956 by Hope Horton Lewis in memory of her husband, Edward Lewis.
- Named Margaret Hope (Robertson) Cassell, mother of Mary Ann Cassell, in Pelletreau 1907.
Mary Hope, born August 8, 1869, married Edward B. Lewis, of New York City, and has children: Madison Horton, born July 15, 1896, and Edward Buckleigh, Jr., born December 15, 1900.
- NYT obituary 27 Jun 1914 (quoted by Grutchfield): died yesterday age 79 at 112 West 126th Street; born on a farm near Middletown, N.Y.; children James M. Horton and Mrs. Mary Hope Lewis.
In 1912 he transferred eleven pieces of property to his children, James M. Horton and Mrs. Mary Hope Lewis.