Family Group Sheet data from: April Boatman Bertolini, billu2u@ymail.com

husband	George Washington Lewellen
birthdate and birthplace	6 Feb 1852, Marietta, Washington Co., OH
death date, place	7 April 1929, Portland, OR
burial	Mt. Scott Cemetery, Portland, OR
1st marriage	Mary Maria Marsh
father	William Thomas Lewellen, b. 1823, Loudoun, VA
mother	Lucinda Philips, b. 1830, OH

wife	Mary Maria Marsh
birthdate and place	21 Jan 1857, Morristown, Belmont Co., OH
deathdate and place	28 Mar 1938, Portland, OR
burial	Mt. Scott Cemetery, Portland, OR
father	Hugh Thomas Marsh, b. 10 April 1817, OH
mother	Elizabeth Morrison, b. 28 March 1828, Wheeling, WV

CHILDREN

#1 Edwin Thomas	born	15 April 1874	Clarinda, Page Co., IA
	married	2 Nov 1897 Haughty Calverd	Osceola, St. Clair Co., MO
	died	Oct 1944	Blair, Washington Co., NE
	buried

#2 Elizabeth May “Lizzie”(Twin)	born	12 Feb 1876	Hawleyville, Page Co., IA
	married	28 Mar 1900 Andrew Barkley	Gravity, Taylor Co., IA
	died	27 May 1958	Fleming, Logan Co., CO
	buried

#3 Lucinda “Lucy” (Twin)	born	12 Feb 1876	Hawleyville, Page Co., IA
	married
	died	7 Mar 1876	Hawleyville, Page Co., IA
	buried

#4 Daisy Jane	born	31 Jan 1882	Conway, Taylor Co., IA
	married	17 Dec 1902 Charles Palmer	Gravity, Taylor Co., IA
	died	27 Nov 1947	Colton, San Bernardino Co., CA
	buried

#5 Zoe Belle	born	12 Sept 1884	Conway, Taylor Co., IA
	married	1 June 1905 Clyde Milton Boatman	Gravity, Taylor Co., IA
	died	19 Aug 1959	McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR
	buried	Evergreen Memorial Park	McMinnville, Yamhill Co., OR

#6 Zenas Hugh	born	17 Oct 1890	Conway, Taylor Co., IA
	married	19 Feb. 1913, Beulah Huss m/2 Eva Huss, m/3 Francis Cooke	Guss, Taylor Co., IA
	died	25 Nov 1968	Salem, OR
	buried

#7 Icea Eloner	born	26 Oct 1894	Gravity, Taylor Co., IA
	married	18 Feb 1914 Shirley Moore Lyon	Gravity, Taylor Co., IA
	died	Feb 1978	Hamilton, Caldwell Co., MO
	buried

NOTES:[1] Sources: Book of Records kept by Clyde Milton Boatman; census records; Canadian homestead records; and personal narrative by Clyde Marion Boatman.

[2] In 1880 census at 28 years old, George W. Lewellen lists his profession as plasterer. He was also a brick mason and sometimes brickyard owner.

[3] George W. Lewellen’s parents moved to Pattonsburg, Missouri, then back to Iowa where his father enlisted in the Army.

[4] George W. Lewellen was 11 years old when his father was killed in the Civil War and often spoke of his father to his grandson, Clyde Marion Boatman.

[5] In 1909/10 the Lewellen families, relatives and friends left Taylor Co. Iowa and homesteaded in Rich Valley, Alberta, Canada, each family homesteading at least 160 acres. The Boatman/Lewellen families established and built a church there which is still standing. The Boatman family still has the nineteenth century communion set that was owned and used by George W. Lewellen when he was a deacon in that church.

[6] The Lewellen family made trips back to and resided in Iowa for a time, and by 1915 they were residing in Montana.

[7] George W. Lewellen died in the Clyde Milton Boatman residence in Portland (Milwaukie), Oregon, from complication related to diabetes.