Mrs. Artimisa Miranda (Hull) Lewis was born November 16, 1829, it is thought at Berlin, N. Y., and that she came to Alfred when about six or seven years of age. She died July 5, 1910, at the home of her son, Cushing Wardner Lewis, near Alfred Station, N. Y.
On February 7, 1856, she was united in marriage to Isaac M. Lewis. To them were born two children, Rosa Maria (Lewis) Odell and Cushing Wardner Lewis. Edith Hattie Lewis, an adopted daughter, found a home under the same roof. She left a sister, Mrs. Herrington of Alfred, who has died since, a brother in Florida, and a half-brother, Joseph L. Hull, of Little Genesee. She united with the Second Alfred Church in 1847 and continued her membership until death - sixty-three years.
The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 69, No 9, p 286, Aug. 29, 1910
On February 7, 1856, she was united in marriage to Isaac M. Lewis. To them were born two children, Rosa Maria (Lewis) Odell and Cushing Wardner Lewis. Edith Hattie Lewis, an adopted daughter, found a home under the same roof. She left a sister, Mrs. Herrington of Alfred, who has died since, a brother in Florida, and a half-brother, Joseph L. Hull, of Little Genesee. She united with the Second Alfred Church in 1847 and continued her membership until death - sixty-three years.
The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 69, No 9, p 286, Aug. 29, 1910
Mrs. Artimisa Miranda (Hull) Lewis was born November 16, 1829, it is thought at Berlin, N. Y., and that she came to Alfred when about six or seven years of age. She died July 5, 1910, at the home of her son, Cushing Wardner Lewis, near Alfred Station, N. Y.
On February 7, 1856, she was united in marriage to Isaac M. Lewis. To them were born two children, Rosa Maria (Lewis) Odell and Cushing Wardner Lewis. Edith Hattie Lewis, an adopted daughter, found a home under the same roof. She left a sister, Mrs. Herrington of Alfred, who has died since, a brother in Florida, and a half-brother, Joseph L. Hull, of Little Genesee. She united with the Second Alfred Church in 1847 and continued her membership until death - sixty-three years.
The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 69, No 9, p 286, Aug. 29, 1910
On February 7, 1856, she was united in marriage to Isaac M. Lewis. To them were born two children, Rosa Maria (Lewis) Odell and Cushing Wardner Lewis. Edith Hattie Lewis, an adopted daughter, found a home under the same roof. She left a sister, Mrs. Herrington of Alfred, who has died since, a brother in Florida, and a half-brother, Joseph L. Hull, of Little Genesee. She united with the Second Alfred Church in 1847 and continued her membership until death - sixty-three years.
The Sabbath Recorder, Vol 69, No 9, p 286, Aug. 29, 1910
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