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Persönliche Daten Henry Howell Lewis C.S.N. 

• Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1817.Quelle 1
• Er ist verstorben im Jahr 1893 in Baltimore, Maryland, er war 76 Jahre alt.Quelle 1
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 4. Dezember 2022.

Familie von Henry Howell Lewis C.S.N.

Er ist verheiratet mit Anne Ogle Tayloe.

Sie haben geheiratet am 30. November 1841 in "Octagon House", Washington, D.C, er war 24 Jahre alt.Quelle 1

Kind(er):

1. Virginia Tayloe Lewis  1842-1916
2. Henry Grosvenor Lewis  1850-????
3. Shubrick Trapier Lewis  1852-????

Notizen bei Henry Howell Lewis C.S.N.

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!  (1) "The Tayloes of Virginia and Allied Families," by W. Randolph Tayloe (Berryville, VA , 1963) p.70. FHL #929.273 T211t. Cites: (a) "Lewis of Warner Hall," by Col. M.E. Sorley.
  (2) "A Chronicle of Belair," by Shirley V. Baltz (Bowie Heritage Committee, Bowie, MD, 1984 ) Part 2, p.3,11 Cites: (a) "Lewis of Warner Hall," by Sorley.
  (3) Letters to Benjamin Ogle Tayloe. Originals in possession of William G. Davidson, Stepto e Ranch, McGill, NV (1992).
  (4) Tayloe family records from Mt. Airy, VA, extracted 29 Sep 1927 (by Cabell Gwathmey?).
  (5) "Marriage and Death Notices from the National Intelligencer, Washington D.C., 1800-1850 " (National Genealogical Soc., 1976) p.1340. FHL #929,473. Cites: (a) 2 Dec 1841.

!  Birth: (1,2a) 1817. (1) Named for his great uncle Howell Lewis, the youngest s/o Col. Fiel ding Lewis/Betty Washington. (2a) s/o Samuel Lewis/Sarah Attaway Miller.
  Death: (1,2a) 1893. (2a) Baltimore.

  (1) At an early age he entered the U.S. Navy.
  (5a) 1841, Nov: Of the U.S. Navy at time of his marriage.
  (4) Lieutenant, U.S.N.
  (3) 1849, 16 Aug: H.H. Lewis wrote Benjamin Ogle Tayloe at Lenox, MA, from Washington, "M y Brother George has since lost his wife & four servants with the same disease, & has been ve ry ill himself. However he is now much better & has come up to consult Dr. Miller. I am happ y to say that all those who have been attacked are convalescent, and that none of your relati ves have had a single case on their plantations. We have had very recent letters from Mount A iry, Sabine Hall & Powhatan as well as from Buena Vista. Col. Carter & daughters will be her e on Wednesday next, for a single day, en route for Winchester Springs... My Brother, Ann e & myself will probably join Col. Carter & daughters & go to some of the Virginia Springs ne ar Winchester. We will go merely to accompany my Brother, whose health will require somethin g besides the prescription of the Doctors, & they recommend change of air & scene... Our Cit y presents a very well & quite aspect. We are (humor?) (enlivened?) by a little Scandal no w & then, which serves to keep up a circulation amongst a certain class for the purpose of re tailing it... Paine Todd has behaved very badly to Anna Paine & abused her very much. The poo r girl has been very ill & not expected to live from day to day. She is now much better & ha s moved to Mr. Nourse's into the Country yesterday afternoon. Todd has made a bed room of th e front Parlour & goes about the house with a long morning gown on, but without his breeches ! The ladies wish to purchase a pair to send him as they have been shocked when they went t o see Anna Paine. The property will be sold, I hear, under a deed of trust, and as the greate r portion of the money will be required at once, it may go cheap. I hear that General Totten , Richard Smith & some others want it, which may cause it to be run up. I shall attend the sa le, and if it be reasonable will buy it myself... The family are all well & desire most affec tionate love to yourself, Mrs. Tayloe & the children. If I knew when you would be in New Yor k Anne & myself would meet you there & we could return together."
  (1) At the outbreak of the Civil War, was a Lt. at the Washington D.C. Navy Yard. He resign ed his commission.
  (1) 1861: Commissioned in the VA Navy, which later in that year was incorporated into the C onfederate States Navy.
  (1) Was attached to the Richmond Station of the C.S. Navy for 4 years as commander of the C .S.S. Rappahannock, which was largely employed on the Rappahannock River in the vicinity of F redericksburg and saw much action.
  (1) During the final year of the war, he commanded a ship stationed in FL.
  (1) After the war, he lived in Baltimore, MD.
  (1a) A most accomplished gentleman, reading and writing French, German, Spanish and Latin w ith facility. He was an authority on the theater, opera, literature and allied artistic field s.

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