Lewis married Ada Parker Brown, 6 Oct 1903, in Inverness, CA. They had two children:
-Carol V. Gear (1906-1974)
-Marjorie Ammidon Gear (1907-1971)
Graduated from UC Berkeley in 1901.
Realtor who lost everything during the depression. Had a lot of property in the Sacramento area and lost it all.
He was very active in a civic movement to try and wipe out Saloons in Oakland, CA. The group believed that these saloons were nothing but trouble for the city. There are many articles in the Oakland Tribune in which he is referenced and quoted in 1912 and 1913. Articles pertaining to the movement ceased after 1913 with no clear resolution to the initiative.
-Carol V. Gear (1906-1974)
-Marjorie Ammidon Gear (1907-1971)
Graduated from UC Berkeley in 1901.
Realtor who lost everything during the depression. Had a lot of property in the Sacramento area and lost it all.
He was very active in a civic movement to try and wipe out Saloons in Oakland, CA. The group believed that these saloons were nothing but trouble for the city. There are many articles in the Oakland Tribune in which he is referenced and quoted in 1912 and 1913. Articles pertaining to the movement ceased after 1913 with no clear resolution to the initiative.
Lewis married Ada Parker Brown, 6 Oct 1903, in Inverness, CA. They had two children:
-Carol V. Gear (1906-1974)
-Marjorie Ammidon Gear (1907-1971)
Graduated from UC Berkeley in 1901.
Realtor who lost everything during the depression. Had a lot of property in the Sacramento area and lost it all.
He was very active in a civic movement to try and wipe out Saloons in Oakland, CA. The group believed that these saloons were nothing but trouble for the city. There are many articles in the Oakland Tribune in which he is referenced and quoted in 1912 and 1913. Articles pertaining to the movement ceased after 1913 with no clear resolution to the initiative.
-Carol V. Gear (1906-1974)
-Marjorie Ammidon Gear (1907-1971)
Graduated from UC Berkeley in 1901.
Realtor who lost everything during the depression. Had a lot of property in the Sacramento area and lost it all.
He was very active in a civic movement to try and wipe out Saloons in Oakland, CA. The group believed that these saloons were nothing but trouble for the city. There are many articles in the Oakland Tribune in which he is referenced and quoted in 1912 and 1913. Articles pertaining to the movement ceased after 1913 with no clear resolution to the initiative.
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