David Baxter Lewis was the son of Calvin and Elizabeth Lewis. On Jan 25, 1913 he married Cardenia McInnis, daughter of William McInnis and Sarah Catherine McFarland.
This union was blessed with Ernest Lewis and twins Katherine Elizabeth Lewis and a male child who died at 3 days.
After Deenie died in 1925, Baxter married Rebecca L Frye Baldwin. Their children were Etta E and David B Lewis, Jr. Becky and Baxter were divorced by 1943.
He was a grand old man who knew more about farming than anyone. He died on a cold snowy morning when he was out with son in law hunting rabbits.
This union was blessed with Ernest Lewis and twins Katherine Elizabeth Lewis and a male child who died at 3 days.
After Deenie died in 1925, Baxter married Rebecca L Frye Baldwin. Their children were Etta E and David B Lewis, Jr. Becky and Baxter were divorced by 1943.
He was a grand old man who knew more about farming than anyone. He died on a cold snowy morning when he was out with son in law hunting rabbits.
David Baxter Lewis was the son of Calvin and Elizabeth Lewis. On Jan 25, 1913 he married Cardenia McInnis, daughter of William McInnis and Sarah Catherine McFarland.
This union was blessed with Ernest Lewis and twins Katherine Elizabeth Lewis and a male child who died at 3 days.
After Deenie died in 1925, Baxter married Rebecca L Frye Baldwin. Their children were Etta E and David B Lewis, Jr. Becky and Baxter were divorced by 1943.
He was a grand old man who knew more about farming than anyone. He died on a cold snowy morning when he was out with son in law hunting rabbits.
This union was blessed with Ernest Lewis and twins Katherine Elizabeth Lewis and a male child who died at 3 days.
After Deenie died in 1925, Baxter married Rebecca L Frye Baldwin. Their children were Etta E and David B Lewis, Jr. Becky and Baxter were divorced by 1943.
He was a grand old man who knew more about farming than anyone. He died on a cold snowy morning when he was out with son in law hunting rabbits.
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