Walter and Osie Lewis Family Papers
Collection
Collection Number: A&M 3816
Papers of Walter Dix Lewis (1891-1958), his wife Osie Eleanor Grose Lewis (1891-1979), and their descendants. Includes correspondence (postcards, telegrams, letters), photographs, pay slips, sound recordings, motion pictures, and miscellaneous items.
Series include:
Series 1. Postcards; 1908-1985 and undated
Series 2. Letters and Telegrams; 1913-1946 and undated
Series 3. Photographs; circa 1890s-1996 (bulk undated)
Series 4. Walter Lewis Pay Slips; 1949
Series 5. Sound Recordings; 1972-1975
Series 6. Miscellaneous; 1911-2006 and undated
Series 7. Motion Pictures; 1988-1995 and undated
Series 8. Artifact; 1993
English
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Osie Eleanor Grose Lewis was born on 1891 February 6, in Persinger, West Virginia, daughter of Andrew Dixon Grose and Margaret Armentrout Grose.
Walter Dix Lewis was born in 1891 September, son of Frank and Lillie Lewis of Nicholas County, West Virginia.
Osie and Walter Lewis were married in 1911. They lived in Morgantown, West Virginia, and had six children. Walter chiefly worked as a carpenter. Walter Lewis died in 1958. Osie Lewis died on 1979 November 11. Children included Denver Dix Lewis, who died on 1962 July 25; Dexter Lewis; and Reva Margaret Lewis Forbes, who died on 2002 January 5.
0.8 Linear Feet (Summary: 10 in. (2 document cases, 5 in. each))
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Gift from Forbes, Harold M., 2012 January 05
Two 33 1/2 RPM vinyl records, Anniversary Keepsake Album(1972) and 1983 WV United Methodist Annual Conference Choir "Live" at Wesley Chapel, Buckhannon, West Virginia separated to WVC Sound Recordings.
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