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Migratebot (talk | contribs) Created page with " '''Born:''' c. 1870 '''Died: '''October 2, 1929 '''Married:''' '''Children: '''Thomas W. Lewis, George Lewis, Mrs. Irvin R. Hawkins '''Emerson Lewis''' lived in Harrietstown in 1897. He was appointed a teller of the Republican county convention in 1897. ----- ''Malone Farmer'', May 16, 1900 Emerson Lewis, of Saranac Lake, lately with M. A. Leonard & Co., has bought an interest in the general mercantile business of S. W...." |
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Emerson Lewis, of Saranac Lake, lately with [[Marcellus | Emerson Lewis, of Saranac Lake, lately with [[Marcellus Leonard|M. A. Leonard]] & Co., has bought an interest in the general mercantile business of S. W. Barnard & Bro., and will move with his family to Bloomingdale. | ||
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''Malone Farmer'', March 28, 1906 | ''Malone Farmer'', March 28, 1906 | ||
At the Bloomingdale village election last week [[Mathais | At the Bloomingdale village election last week [[Mathais B. Norman|M. B. Norman]] was elected president, Emerson Lewis and W. C. Smith, trustees; S. Gonyea, collector, and J. P. Mulligan, treasurer of the village. It was a union ticket. | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 22 December 2025
Born: c. 1870
Died: October 2, 1929
Married:
Children: Thomas W. Lewis, George Lewis, Mrs. Irvin R. Hawkins
Emerson Lewis lived in Harrietstown in 1897. He was appointed a teller of the Republican county convention in 1897.
Malone Farmer, May 16, 1900
Emerson Lewis, of Saranac Lake, lately with M. A. Leonard & Co., has bought an interest in the general mercantile business of S. W. Barnard & Bro., and will move with his family to Bloomingdale.
Malone Farmer, March 28, 1906
At the Bloomingdale village election last week M. B. Norman was elected president, Emerson Lewis and W. C. Smith, trustees; S. Gonyea, collector, and J. P. Mulligan, treasurer of the village. It was a union ticket.
Plattsburgh Daily Press, October 3, 1929
A large circle of friends was grieved yesterday to learn the death of Emerson W. Lewis of 31 Draper Avenue. Mr. Lewis passed away at his home at 8 o'clock in the morning, following a long illness. He was 59 years of age.
Mr. Lewis was a man who always had a smile and a cheerful word for everyone he met, and his loss will be long and deeply felt by all who knew him. Born near Chazy, he moved early in life to Saranac Lake, but came here about 23 years ago and had lived here ever since. He was employed as a salesman by various companies in this district, his last position having been with the Plattsburgh Feed Company. He was a member of the Masons.
Surviving are his wife, two sons, Thomas W. Lewis of Plattsburgh and George Lewis of Montreal, and one daughter, Mrs. Irvin R. Hawkins of Washington, D.C.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow, but final arrangements are to be announced later.