John Lewis Soldier Details and Documents

Soldier Information

Name: John Lewis
Alias:
Place of Birth: Nelson KY Year of Birth: 1843
Occupation:
Laborer
Eyes: Dark Hair: Dark Complexion: Dark
Height in Feet:
5 Inches: 8
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Enlistment Information

Enlistment Date: August 27, 1864
Enlistment Place: Louisville
Enlistment State: KY


Compiled Military Service Record

Document: View
Congressional District: 4th
Company: C Regiment(s): 5th USCC
Mustered Where: Louisville, Kentucky
Mustered Out Date: March 16, 1866
Rank at Muster Out: Private
Notes:

John Lewis spent time in the hospital at Camp Nelson.


Soldier Death Information

Died in war? No
Military Death Date:
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Soldier Pension Information

Pension Card Link: Pension Card
Pension Application Date: January 29, 1889
Application No.: 713876 Certificate No.: 1062041
Alternate First Name: Alternate Last Name:


Widow Pension Information

Widow Pension Card: Pension Card
Widow Application Date: August 12, 1908
Application No.: 902510 Certificate No.: 663555


No other family pension card found


Pension File Information

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Freedman’s Bank/Freedmen’s Bureau Information

No Freedman’s Bank information found

No Freedmen’s Bureau Documents found


Family Information

Mother First Name:   Mother Maiden Name: 
Father First Name:   Father Last Name:
Siblings:

Wife #1 First Name: Malvina Ann Maiden Name: Bard
Wife #2 First Name:  Maiden Name:
Wife #3 First Name:  Maiden Name:
Children: Nathan Lewis 1870
Annie Lewis 1877
John Lewis Jr. 1880
William Allen Lewis 1890


Family Notes:

Annie Lewis did not marry; Nathan Lewis married Roberta Irvin and had at least 7 children, 5 of whom — 1 son, 4 daughters — were living in 1910; and John, Jr.

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1870 Census

1870 Census Link: View
1870 Profession: Farm Laborer
1870 Live with/near former enslaver? Yes
1870 Real Estate Value: 1870 Personal Estate Value:
1870 Ability to Read? Cannot read Ability to Write? Cannot write
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1880 Census

1880 Census Link: View
1880 Profession:  Farm Laborer
1880 Live with/near former enslaver?  Yes
1880 Ability to Read? Unknown Ability to Write?  Unknown
1880 Census Notes:


1890 Census

1890 Census information not found


1900 Census

1900 Census Link: View
1900 Profession: Farmer
1900 Ability to Read? Cannot read Ability to Write? Cannot write
1900 Own/Rent: Own 1900 Home Free/Mortgage: Free 1900 Farm/House: House
1900 Census Notes:

According to the 1900 census Malvina, John’s wife, aka Viney, was the mother of 12 children, but only three were living.


1910 Census

1910 Census Link: View
1910 Profession: Laborer
1910 Ability to Read? Can read Ability to Write? Can write
1910 Own/Rent: Own 1910 Home Free/Mortgage: Free 1910 Farm/House: House
1910 Census Notes:

The 1910 census showed that Malvina was the mother of 11 children, 3 of whom were living. Nathan Lewis, son of John and Malvina, and his wife Roberta were the parents of at least 7 children, five of whom were living in 1910.


1920 Census

1920 Census Link: View
1920 Profession: Laborer
1920 Ability to Read? Can read Ability to Write? Can write
1920 Own/Rent: Own 1920 Home Free/Mortgage: Free 1920 Farm/House: House
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Enslaver Information

Name: Thomas P. Lewis Location: Nelson County, Kentucky
Previous Enslaver:
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1850 Enslaver Census

1850 Census Link: View
1850 Slave Schedule Link: View
1850 Number of Enslaved: 15


1860 Enslaver Census

1860 Census Link: View
1860 Real Estate Value: $7,650 1860 Personal Estate Value: $13,000
1860 Slave Schedule Link: View
1860 Number of Enslaved: 13


1870 Enslaver Census

1870 Census Link: View
1870 Real Estate Value: $12,230 1870 Personal Estate Value: $4,000


1880 Enslaver Census


Compensation Information

Compensation Application not found

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