2004 Edward B. Lewis, American Scientist
2002 Flora Lewis, American Journalist
1998 Jerry Lewis' 33rd Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises
1998 Lewis Powell, Supreme Court Justice, dies at 90
1998 Shari Lewis, puppeteer, dies at 65
1997 Jerry Lewis' 32nd Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $50,500,000
1997 Cecil Lewis, airman/writer, dies at 98
1996 Leon Lewis, U.S. radio talk show host (WMCA, 1970-80), dies at 81
1996 Jerry Lewis' 31st Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $49,200,000
1996 Robert Lewis Campbell Lorimer, publisher, dies at 77
1996 Lewis B Combs, naval commander/civil engineer, dies at 101
1996 Paul Lewis Harrhy, actor/opera singer (Intelligence Park), dies at 38
1996 Barbara Lewis, British obituarist, dies at 55
1996 Henry Jay Lewis, conductor, dies at 63
1995 Jerry Lewis' 30th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $47,800,000
1995 Lewis T Preston, banker, dies at 68
1995 Lewis Thompson Preston, American Businessman
1994 Sebastian Lewis Shaw, actor (High Season, Ace of Spades), dies at 89
1994 Lewis Bingham Keeble, town Planner, dies at 79
1994 Samuel Lewis Francis, painter, dies at 71
1994 Oliver McCall TKOs Lennox Lewis in 2 for heavyweight boxing title
1994 Jerry Lewis' 29th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $47,100,000
1994 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy, dies at 56
1994 William "Sabby" Lewis, jazz Pianist/Arranger, dies at 79
1994 Lewis A "Lew" Hoad, tennis star (Wimbledon 1953, 56), dies at 59
1994 Giants outfielder Darren Lewis errors after record 392 flawless games
1994 Lewis B Puller, U.S. writer (Pulitzer 1992), commits suicide at 48
1994 Lennox Lewis TKOs Phil Jackson in 8 for heavyweight boxing title
1994 Lewis Grizzard, American Writer
1994 Lewis Boddington, aerospace Engineer, dies at 85
1993 Lewis Thomas, biologist, dies of cancer at 80
1993 Spike Lee weds Tonya Lewis
1993 Lennox Lewis TKOs Frank Bruno in 7 for heavyweight boxing title
1993 Actor Daniel Day Lewis pleads guilty to speeding charges
1993 Jerry Lewis' 28th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $46,014,922
1993 Edwina Lewis, actress (Boy Who Cried Bitch), dies of heart attack 42
1993 Reggie Lewis, NBA star (Boston Celtics), dies of heart failure at 27
1993 San Francisco outfielder Darren Lewis sets record of 267 consec errorless games
1993 Lennox Lewis beats Tony Tucker in 12 for heavyweight boxing title
1993 Reginald Lewis, CEO (Beatrice), dies of brain cancer at 50
1992 Lennox Lewis given WBC title, when Riddick Bowe refused to fight him
1992 June Joyce Lewis Fraser, entertainer, dies at 75
1992 Jerry Lewis' 27th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $45,759,368
1992 Lewis Michael Friedman, pianist, dies at 47 of AIDS
1991 Robert Q Lewis, U.S. comic/TV panel member (RQL Show), dies at 70
1991 Jerry Lewis' 26th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $45,071,657
1991 Carl Lewis rus 100m in 9.86 seconds
1991 Darrin Lewis hits his 1st major league HR
1990 Jerry Lewis' 25th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $44,172,186
1990 Lewis Mumford, American Sociologist
1989 Jerry Lewis' 24th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $42,737,219
1989 Lewis/Everett/Burrell/Heard run world record 4x200 m (1:19.38)
1989 NASA's Lewis Research Center, Cleve, announce new high-temperature superconductors able to operate at 33 to 37 Gigahertz
1989 Jerry Lee Lewis gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
1988 Carl Lewis runs world record 100m (9.92 sec)
1988 Jerry Lewis' 23rd Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $41,132,113
1988 Carl Lewis runs a wind-assisted 100 m in 9.78 sec
1987 Roger Lewis, aviation exec (Lockheed, C Wright, Pan Am), dies at 75
1987 Jerry Lewis' 22nd Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $39,021,723
1987 Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell, Jr. announces his retirement
1986 Jerry Lewis' 21st Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $34,096,733
1986 13th American Music Award: Whitney Houston, Huey Lewis and C Gayle
1986 1st induction of Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame (Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Domino, Everly Bros, B Holly, J L Lewis and Elvis Presley)
1985 Jerry Lewis' 20th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $33,100,000
1984 Jerry Lewis' 19th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $32,074,566
1984 Carl Lewis duplicates Jesse Owens' 1936 feat, wins 4 Olym track golds
1984 Carl Lewis wins 3rd (200m) of 4 gold medals in Summer
1984 Carl Lewis wins 2nd (long jump) of 4 gold medals in Summer Olympics
1984 Carl Lewis wins gold medal in 100-meter dash at LA Summer Olympics
1984 Carl Lewis jumps world record indoor (8.675 m)
1983 Jerry Lewis' 18th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $30,691,627
1983 Shawn Lewis, 5th wife of Jerry Lee Lewis, dies of methadone OD
1983 97th Wimbledon Mens Tennis: John McEnroe beats Chris Lewis (62 62 62)
1982 Jerry Lewis' 17th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $28,400,000
1982 Waverley Lewis Root, American Journalist
1981 [Walter] Furry Lewis, father of blues, dies at 88 of a heart attack
1981 Jerry Lewis' 16th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $31,500,000
1981 Jerry Lewis appears on "Donahue" to defend Telethons
1980 Lewis Milestone, Russian Director
1980 Jerry Lewis' 15th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $31,103,787
1980 Bryan Buffinton, born in Ridgewood, New Jersey, actor, Bill Lewis Jr-Guiding Light
1980 Cara Lewis, Miss Mississippi Teen USA, 1997
1979 Lewis Charles, actor (Feather and Father Gang), dies at 59
1979 Jerry Lewis' 14th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $30,000,000
1979 Jamal Lewis, American Athlete
1978 Jerry Lewis' 13th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $29,074,405
1977 Jerry Lewis' 12th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1977 Forrest Lewis, actor (Great Gildersleeve, Ichabod and Me), dies at 77
1976 Jerry Lee Lewis, attempting to shoot soda bottles hits his bass player Norman Owens twice in the chest
1976 Jerry Lewis' 11th Muscular Dystrophy telethon, Dean Martin appears
1976 Sandra Palmer wins LPGA Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Golf Classic
1976 Jenny Lewis, born in Las Vegas, Nevada, actress, Becky-Life With Lucy
1975 Jerry Lewis' 10th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1975 Ray Lewis, linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens
1975 Martin Lewis, NBA guard for the Toronto Raptors
1975 Troy Slaten, actor, Jerry-Parker Lewis Can't Lose
1974 Chris Lewis, CFL safety for the Calgary Stampeders
1974 Jermaine Lewis, wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens
1974 Jerry Lewis' 9th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1974 Edna Lewis Thomas, U.S. actress (Streetcar Named Desire), dies at 88
1974 Lewis L Strauss, head U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (1953-58), dies at 78
1973 Jerry Lewis' 8th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1973 Juliette Lewis, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Natural Born Killers, Cape Fear
1973 Jeff Lewis, NFL quarterback, Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32
1972 Ron Lewis, WLAF OL for the Amsterdam Admirals
1972 John and Yoko appear on Jerry Lewis' Muscular Dystrophy Telethon
1972 Jerry Lewis' 7th Muscular Dystrophy telethon, John and Yoko appear
1972 Saul David Alinsky, radical writer (John L Lewis), dies at 63
1972 C. Day Lewis, English Poet
1972 Thomas Lewis, NFL wide receiver for the New York Giants
1972 Lewis F. Powell, Jr. becomes a Supreme Court Justice
1971 Scotty Lewis, WLAF defensive end for the Frankfurt Galaxy
1971 Lewis F Powell, Jr. appointed to Supreme Court
1971 Lewis Franklin Powell confirmed as Supreme Court justice
1971 Corin "Corky" Nemec, Little Rock, actor, Tucker, Parker Lewis
1971 William H Rehnquist and Lewis F Powell nominated to U.S. Supreme Court by Nixon, following resignations of Justices Hugo Black and John Harlan
1971 Chad Lewis, tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles
1971 Jerry Lewis' 6th Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises
1971 Ted Lewis, [Theodore L Friedman], bandleader, dies at 80
1971 Roderick Lewis, NFL tight end, Houston/Tennessee Oilers
1971 Lewis Capes, WLAF defensive tackle for the London Monarchs
1971 Emmanuel Lewis, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Webster
1970 Vernon Lewis, NFL cornerback for the New England Patriots
1970 Jerry Lewis' 5th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1969 Lewis Bush, NFL outside linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1969 Mark Lewis, Hamilton, Ohio, infielder for the Detroit Tigers
1969 Mo Lewis, NFL linebacker for the New York Jets
1969 Jerry Lewis' 4th Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1969 David Hollander, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Lewis and Clark, What's Happenings?
1969 Todd Lewis, born in Flint, Michigan, 10k runner
1969 John L Lewis, formed (Congress of Industrial Org), dies at 89
1969 John L. Lewis, American Leader
1969 Jerry Lewis Show second run, last airs on NBC-TV
1969 Steven Earl Lewis, born in Los Angeles, California, 4X100/400m runner 1988 Olympics gold
1969 William Jayne, actor, Mikey Randall-Parker Lewis Can't Lose
1968 George Louis Francis Lewis, composer, dies at 16
1968 Darryll Lewis, NFL cornerback, Houston/Tennessee Oilers
1968 Cathy Lewis, actress (Deidre-Hazel), dies of cancer at 50
1968 Jerry Lewis' 3rd Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1968 Chris Lewis, cricketer, in Guyana England all-rounder
1967 Jerry Lewis' 2nd Muscular Dystrophy telethon
1967 Darren Lewis, born in Berkeley, California, outfielder, Chicago White Sox
1967 Charlotte Lewis, born in Kensington, London, actress, Golden Child, Pirates
1966 Paul Lewis, Australian field hockey forward, Olympics-silver-92, 96
1966 Amy Linker, born in Brooklyn, New York, actress, Lewis and Clark, Lauren-Square Pegs
1966 Smiley Lewis, [Overton Amos Lemons], rocker, dies at 46
1966 Jerry Lewis' 1st Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises $15,000
1966 Thyme Lewis, born in San Francisco, California, actor, Jonah-Days of our Lives
1966 Lewis Tillman, NFL running back for the Chicago Bears
1966 Richie Lewis, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Florida Marlins
1965 Todd Lewis, musician, Toadies
1965 Lennox Lewis, WBC boxing champ
1965 Lennox Lewis, born in London, England, Super HW boxer 1988 Olympics gold
1963 C[live] S[taples] Lewis, [Hamilton], author (Silver Chair), dies at 64
1963 C. S. Lewis, English Author
1963 "Shari Lewis Show," last airs on NBC-TV
1963 Jerry Lee Lewis quits Sun Records
1963 Carol Lewis, born in Willingboro, New Jersey, high jumper, Olympic-9th-1984
1963 Marcus Lewis, born in Pontiac, Michigan, singer, Sing me a Song
1962 Phil Lewis, born in London, England, rock vocalist, LA Guns-It's Over Now
1961 Dawnn Lewis, actress, Jaleesa-Different World
1961 Carl Lewis, American Athlete
1960 Deneice Lewis, Lynchburg, Virginia, model
1960 Albert Lewis, NFL cornerback for the Oakland Raiders
1960 Vicki Lewis, Cincinnati, actress, Beth-Newsradio
1958 David Lewis, guitarist, Atlantic Star-Touch a 4 Leaf Clover
1958 Jerry Lee Lewis' "Great Balls of Fire" reaches #1
1957 Jerry Lee Lewis weds his cousin Myra Gale Brown, 13, while still married to his 1st wife Jane Mitcham
1957 Jerry Lee Lewis weds Myra
1957 Chris Hayes, California, rock guitarist, Huey Lewis and The News
1957 Paul Lewis Harrhy, actor/opera singer, Intelligence Park
1957 Jerry Lee Lewis makes his 1st TV appearance, Steve Allen Show
1957 Wayne Lewis, keyboardist, Atlantic Star-Touch a 4 Leaf Clover
1957 Wyndham Lewis, English Author
1957 Jenifer Lewis, actress, Girl 6, Meteor Man, Sister Act
1956 Lewis M Terman, psychologist (Genetic studies of genius), dies at 79
1956 76th U.S. Mens Tennis: Ken Rosewall beats Lewis Hoad (46 62 63 63)
1956 Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin end partnership after 16 films
1955 Melanie Chartoff, West Haven, Connecticut, actress, Fridays, Parker Lewis
1955 Charlotte Lewis, born in Chicago, Illinois, basketball player 1976 Olympics silver
1954 Mario Cipollina, California, rock bassist, Huey Lewis and The News
1954 Frederick Lewis Allen, American Editor
1953 Jonathan Lewis, trombonist, Atlantic Star-Touch a 4 Leaf Clover
1953 Lewis Stone, actor (Just This Once, Key to the City), dies at 73
1953 Lewis Stone, actor (Prisoner of Zenda), dies of heart attack at 73
1953 John Norman Lewis contends players have no desire to form a union
1953 Baseball player reps Ralph Kiner (NL) and Allie Reynolds (AL) hire John Norman Lewis at $15,000 to give legal advice to players in negotiation
1953 Sean Hopper, born in California, rock keyboardist, Huey Lewis and The News
1952 Rosa Lewis, English chef/owner (Cavendish Hotel London), dies
1952 Dr. Floyd J Lewis 1st uses deep freeze technique in heart surgery
1952 George Louis Francis Lewis, composer
1951 Bill Gibson, California, rock drummer, Huey Lewis and The News
1951 Harry Sinclair Lewis, U.S. writer (Nobel 1930), dies at 65
1951 Sinclair Lewis, writer, dies at 65
1950 Huey Lewis, born in New York City, vocalist, & the News-Need a New Drug
1950 Johnny Colla, born in California, rock sax, Huey Lewis and The News-Need a New Drug
1950 Lewis Biggs, curator, Tate Gallery-North Liverpool
1949 "My Friend Irma" is 1st of 12 films starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
1949 Tom Tripplehorn, rocker, Gary Lewis and Playboys-This Diamond Ring
1948 Lewis Black, American Comedian
1947 Richard Lewis, born in New York City, comedian, Marty Gold-Anything But Love
1947 Lewis J. Stadlen, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, John-Benson, Savages, Windy City
1947 Lewis Moonie, British MP
1946 Fiona Lewis, Westcliff England, actress, Stunts, Lisztomania
1946 Gary Lewis, Jerry's son, singer, & The Playboys-This Diamond Ring
1946 Gilbert Newton Lewis, American Scientist
1946 Desmond Lewis, WI cricket batsman/keeper, avg 86.33 in 3 Tests
1946 Lewis Grizzard, American Writer
1945 Peter Lewis, born in Los Angeles, California, rock guitarist and vocalist, Moby Grape
1945 Lewis F. Payne, Jr., Rep-D-Virginia
1944 Former Washington 3rd baseman Buddy Lewis wins Distinguished Flying Cross
1944 Wendell Lewis Wilkie, Republican politician, dies at 52
1944 David Costell, born in Pittsburg, rocker, Gary Lewis and the Playboys-Diamond Ring
1943 Al Ramsey, born in New Jersey, rocker, Gary Lewis and the Playboys-This Diamond Ring
1943 David Walker, rock keyboardist, Gary Lewis and Playboys-Diamond Ring
1943 Barbara Lewis, U.S. vocalist, Hello Stranger
1942 Joseph M Weber, comedian/singer (Weber and Lewis Fields), dies at 74
1942 Brian Jones, [Lewis B Hopkin], English pop guitarist, Rolling Stones
1942 John Lewis, Head Master, Eton College
1941 Willy Lewis' U.S. jazz band performs in Switzerland
1941 Gary Lewis, horse trainer
1941 Ground breaking for NACA (now NASA) Lewis Research Center
1940 Lewis Spratlan, composer
1940 John Lewis, Rep-D-Georgia
1940 Lewis and Hamilton's musical "Two for the Show," premieres in New York City
1940 Lewis Hine, American Photographer
1939 John R West, rock guitarist, Gary Lewis and Playboys-This Diamond Ring
1939 Joe Louis KOs John Henry Lewis in 1 for heavyweight boxing title
1938 Alan Lewis, English textile factory/multi-millionaire
1937 Tony Lewis, cricketer, England batsman, captain 1972-73
1937 Stephen Lewis, Canadian Politician
1936 Rudy Lewis, rocker, Drifters
1935 Lewis Arquette, born in Chicago, Illinois, actor, Horror Show, Book of Love
1935 Jerry Lee Lewis, born in Feriday, Louisiana, country singer, Whole Lotta Shakin'
1935 Geoffrey Lewis, Plainsfield, New Jersey, actor, Earl-Flo, Gun Shy
1935 Kaye Stevens, Pittsburgh, singer/comedienne, Jerry Lewis Show
1935 Ramsey Lewis, Chic, pop jazz artist, Hang on Sloopy
1934 Lewis Alan "Lew" Hoad, Australia, tennis star, Wimbledon 1953, 56
1934 Jerry Lewis, Rep-R-California, 1979-
1934 Rafer Lewis Johnson, Hillsboro, Texas, decathlete 1960 Olympics gold
1934 Shari Lewis, born in Bronx, New York, ventriloquist/puppeteer, Lamb Chop
1933 Bobby Lewis, rocker, Tossin' and Turnin'
1932 Henry Jay Lewis, born in Los Angeles, California, conductor/bass, LA Philharmonic 1955-59
1931 Drew Lewis, American Businessman
1930 Nobel for literature awarded to Sinclair Lewis for "Babbitt"
1930 Alfred Lewis Valentine, Jamaican cricket player
1929 Lewis Bennison, dies
1928 David Malcolm Lewis, expert in Greek Epigraphy
1927 Martin Lewis Perl, American Physicist
1927 Anthony Lewis, columnist New York Times and author, Gideon's Trumpet
1926 Lewis T Preston, banker
1926 Lewis Thompson Preston, American Businessman
1926 Sinclair Lewis refuses his Pulitzer Prize for "Arrowsmith"
1926 Pulitzer prize awarded to Sinclair Lewis (Arrowsmith)
1926 Robert Hall Lewis, composer
1926 Jerry Lewis, comedian and fund raiser, MDA, loved in France
1926 Wanda Lewis, Struther Ohio, actress, This is Music, Paul Dixon Show
1925 Guitar Gabriel Robert Lewis Jones, singer/guitarist
1925 Monica Lewis, actress, Box Office
1924 Tom F Lewis, Rep-R-Florida, 1983-
1923 Samuel Lewis Francis, painter
1921 Robert Q. Lewis, born in New York City, TV host, Masquerade Party, Robert Q Lewis Show
1920 Actress Edna Lewis Thomas debuts at Putnam Theatre Brooklyn
1920 Lewis Charles, New York City, actor, Feather and Father Gang
1920 Lewis Gilbert, born in London, England, director/actor, You Only Live Twice
1918 Red Sox trade Dutch Leonard, Ernie Shore and Duffy Lewis to Yankees for Ray Caldwell and Slim Love, Frank Gilhooey, Al Walters and $15,000
1918 Robert Lewis Campbell Lorimer, publisher
1918 Edward B. Lewis, American Scientist
1918 Flora Lewis, American Journalist
1917 Dean Martin, born in Steubenville, Ohio, singer and actor, with Jerry Lewis
1916 David Lewis, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Edward Quartermaine-General Hospital
1916 George Wyle, born in New York City, orch leader, Jerry Lewis Show, Flip Wilson Show
1915 Lewis Bingham Keeble, town planner
1914 William "Sabby" Lewis, jazz pianist/arranger
1913 Smiley Lewis, Louisiana, vocalist, I Hear You Knockin'
1912 Lou Brown, Brooklyn, orch leader, Jerry Lewis Show
1912 Roger Lewis, aviation exec, Lockheed, Curtiss Wright, Pan Am
1910 Raymod Gray Lewis, Ontario Canada, 4X400 relayer, Olympic-bronze-1932
1910 Al Lewis, actor, Leo-Car 54, Grandpa-Munsters
1910 William H. Lewis appointed asst attorney general of U.S.
1909 Saul David Alinsky, born in Chicago, Illinois, radical writer, John L Lewis
1907 Lewis Boddington, aerospace engineer
1907 Lewis F Powell, Jr., Virginia, Supreme Court justice, 1972-87
1907 Lewis F. Powell, Jr., Judge
1905 Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opens in Portland, Oregon
1905 Sebastian Lewis Shaw, actor, High Season, Ace of Spades, Caste
1905 Lewis Wallace, U.S. diplomat/writer (Ben Hur), dies at 77
1904 C. Day Lewis, English Poet
1904 Congress authorizes Lewis and Clark Expo $1 gold coin
1903 George J Lewis, Guadalajara Mexico, sacotr, Don-Zorro
1903 Waverley Lewis Root, American Journalist
1899 Forrest Lewis, actor, Monster of Piedras Blancas
1898 C[live] S[taples] Lewis, UK, sci-fi author, Silver Chair
1898 C. S. Lewis, English Author
1898 Cecil Lewis, airman and writer
1898 Lewis Carroll, writer (Alice in Wonderland), dies at 65
1895 Lewis Milestone, Russian Director
1895 Lewis B. Combs, naval commander and civil engineer
1895 Lewis Mumford, American Sociologist
1893 [Walter] Furry Lewis, father of the blues
1891 Ted Lewis, Circleville, Ohio, bandleader/writer, Is Everybody Happy?
1890 Frederick Lewis Allen, American Editor
1887 13th Kentucky Derby: Isaac Lewis aboard Montrose wins in 2:39
1885 Harry Sinclair Lewis, U.S., writer, Babbitt, Nobel 1930
1885 Sinclair Lewis, novelist/social critic, Main Street, Nobel 1930
1882 Wyndham Lewis, English author/painter, Tarr, Apes of God
1881 Lewis H Morgan, U.S. ethnologist (Iroquois-indians), dies at 62
1881 Lewis Latimer invents and patents electric lamp with a carbon filament
1880 6th Kentucky Derby: George Lewis aboard Fonso wins in 2:37
1880 John L. Lewis, union leader, United Mine Workers, 1920-60
1879 Lewis Stone, Worcester Massachusetts, actor, Prisoner of Zenda
1877 Lewis M Terman, Indiana, psychologist, developed Stanford-Binet IQ test
1875 1st Kentucky Derby: Oliver Lewis aboard Aristides wins in 2:37.75
1875 Gilbert Newton Lewis, American Scientist
1874 Lewis Hine, American Photographer
1870 Patrick Gass, sgt of Lewis and Clark Expedition, dies at 98
1867 Rosa Lewis, society caterer/owner, Cavandish Hotel-England
1867 Henry Lewis Stimson, U.S. minister of War, 1911-13
1867 Joseph M Weber, comedian/singer, Weber and Lewis Fields
1865 "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll published in US
1865 Lewis Carroll publishes "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
1863 Lewis Addison Armistead, Conf brig-gen Gettysburg/dies in battle at 46
1862 [Lewis] Henry Little, U.S. Confederate brig-gen, dies in battle at 45
1862 Lewis Carroll creates Alice in Wonderland for Alice P. Liddell
1850 Lewis Lewin, Germany, toxicologist/father of psychopharmacologist
1849 Gas mask patented by Lewis Haslett, Louisville, Kentucky
1848 Lewis H Latimer, inventor/engineer
1839 Nathaniel Pryor, sgt of Lewis and Clark Expedition, dies
1838 William Clark, 2nd lt of Lewis and Clark Expedition, dies at 68
1837 Ellen Lewis Herndon Arthur, 1st lady, 1881-85
1835 William Gaston Lewis, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1901
1832 Lewis Carroll, [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson], auth, Alice in Wonderland
1828 Lewis Addison Grant, Bvt Mjr General Union volunteers, died in 1918
1827 Lewis Wallace, Major General Union volunteers and author, Ben Hur
1827 William Lewis "Old Tige" Cabell, Brig General Confederate Army
1824 Joseph Horace Lewis, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1904
1824 Lewis Cass Hunt, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1886
1818 Lewis H. Morgan, U.S., etnologist, Systems of Consanguinity
1818 Lewis Baldwin Parsons, Bvt Major General Union volunteers
1817 Lewis Henry Little, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1862
1817 Lewis Addison Armistead, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1863
1817 Lewis Golding Arnold, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1871
1814 Henry Lewis "Old Rock" Benning, Brig General Confederate Army
1812 Sacagawea, Shoshone interpreter for Lewis and Clark, dies
1812 Charles Lewis Tiffany, Killingly, Connecticut, jeweler, Tiffany
1809 Meriwether Lewis, (Lewis and Clark Expedition), commits suicide at 35
1806 Lewis and Clark return to St. Louis from Pacific Northwest
1806 Joseph Lewis Hogg, Brig General Confederate Army, die in 1862
1806 Lewis and Clark reach Pacific coast
1806 Lewis and Clark find skeleton of 105' blue whale in Oregon
1805 Lewis and Clark reach Pacific Ocean, 1st Americans to cross continent
1805 Lewis and Clark reach Pacific Ocean
1805 Lewis and Clark 1st sights Pacific Ocean
1805 Lewis and Clark 1st see Rocky Mountains
1804 Charles Floyd, only fatality of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
1804 Lewis and Clark Expedition begins
1804 Lewis and Clark begin exploration of Louisiana Purchase
1804 Lewis and Clark set out from St. Louis for Pacific Coast
1802 Francis Lewis, Welsh/US merchant/signer (Decl of Ind), dies at 89
1799 William Clark (of Lewis and Clark) is willed the slave York
1798 Lewis Morris, U.S. farmer signed Declaration of Independence, dies at 71
1782 Lewis Cass, Gov-Mich
1774 Meriwether Lewis, Charlottsville, Virginia, capt, Lewis and Clark Expedition
1771 Patrick Gass, Falling Springs, Pennsylvania, sgt of Lewis and Clark Expedition
1770 William Clark, born in Charlottsville, Virginia, 2nd lt of Lewis and Clark Expedition
1748 Lewis Edson, composer
1726 Lewis Morris, U.S. farmer signed Declaration of Independence
1713 Francis Lewis, signer, Decl of Ind
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