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Note: Angelina was a member of the DAR.
1880 - June 1 - census - Blossburg Borough:
Elizabeth Lewis, age 48, she and parents b. Wales
William, son, age 25, miner, b. PA
Alfred, son, age 18, b. PA
Thomas, son, age 16, b. PA
Abram, son, age 14, b. PA
Elizabeth, dau., age 12, b. PA
Angie, dau-in-law, age 23, b. PA
1900 - June 14 - census - Blossburg Boro - Railroad St.:
William Lewis, b. April 1855, age 45, married 20 years, own home, coal miner, b. PA, parents b. Wales
Angie, b. Oct. 1856, age 45, 3 children born to her and 3 living, b. PA
Edith, b. July 1884, age 15, b. PA
Mary, b. June 1890, age 9, b. PA
1905 - March 14 - William died and was buried in Arbon Cemetery, Blossburg.
1905 - March 15 - Wellsboro Agitator:
Killed In The Mines
Mr. Lewis Instantly Killed by Fall of Rock
An Excellent Citizen - He Leaves a Family
Blossburg, March 14- William J. Lewis was struck by a stone and instantly killed this morning about 7 0'clock. He was working in the mines of Bennett and Evans. He and his brother, Alfred, were working together and had just begun their day's work. Mr. Lewis was in the act of setting a prop when a large stone weighing about 200 pounds fell from the roof striking him on the head. His neck was broken. Mr. Lewis was 53 of age. He leave s a wife, a son, Alfred, who is a telegraph operator near Chicago, a daughter, Edith, a teacher in the public schools in this place, and May, 12 years of age. Mr. Lewis formerly lived in Arnot, but has lived in Blossburg for many years. He had many friends in this locality. Mr. Lewis married a sister of Mrs. W. E. Champaign and Mrs. Richard H. Smith, of Wellsboro.
1907 - Aug. 16 - Friday - "The Blossburg Advertiser": Mrs. Angie Lewis, of Blossburg, and Mr. Homer Treat, of Morris Run, were married Wednesday afternoon, August 7th, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. William E. Champaign. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Heakes, of St . Paul's Episcopal church, Wellsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Treat went to Morris Run the same evening where they will reside.
1907 - Aug. 7 - Marriage Docket 10, #4522 - Tioga County Court:
bride - Angie Lewis, age 48, nurse, living in Wellsboro, former husband died March 14, 1905, daughter of Dan and Rachel Neal. Rachel and Homer were married in Wellsboro.
groom - Homer E. Treat, age 47, lives in Morris Run, machinist, former wife died October 19, 1906, son of Leroy and Rosanna Treat
1941 - October 30 - Angie's obituary in "The Canton Independent Sentinel";
Mrs. Angie Neal Lewis of Blossburg died unexpectedly Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Bower where she had been residing for two months. She would have been 85 yrs old Oct. 28. Mrs. Lewis was born in Liberty, the daughter of Daniel and Rachel Ridge Neal. Besides her daughter, she is survived by a son, Ralph, of the Veterans Facility Hospital at Bath, NY; a granddaughter, Miss Jean Bower, a member of the faculty of the Elkland School, (Elkland, Tioga County, PA); two grandsons, Cpl . Robert Bower of Indiantown Gap and William Bower of Blossburg.
1941 - Oct. 29 - Wed. - Wellsboro Gazette:
Mrs. Angie Neal Lewis, a native of Liberty, died Friday morning, Oct. 24 , at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Bower, in Blossburg. She had been ill for a week. Mrs. Lewis, who would have been 85 years of age Oct . 28 was the daughter of Daniel and Rachel Ridge Neal and resided in Liberty until her marriage to William Lewis. They moved to Blossburg and Mrs. Lewis resided there until 1906, two years after her husband's death, when she moved to Wellsboro. She returned to Blossburg two months ago. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal church of Wellsboro. A daughter, Miss Edith Emily Lewis, World War Nurse, died two months ago. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Bower, are a son, Ralph of Bath, N.Y.; granddaughter, Miss Jean Bower, of Elkland; two grandsons, Corp. Robert Bower, of Indiantown Gap, and William Bower, of Blossburg. Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev. Albert K. Hayward, of Wellsboro, officiating; burial in Arbon cemetery at Blossburg.
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