Clarissa jane Parson,Carver,Lewis and King Lewis

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Clarissa jane Parson,Carver,Lewis and King Lewis

Julie Jett

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06/10/2010

Clarissa jane Parson,Carver,Lewis and King Lewis

clarissa Jane Parson was born in Pennsylvania on May 6,1853 and died Febuary 7,1932.She was the daughter of Anthony Parsons and Caroline Ogle. She married Alexander Carver.She had five children.She married King Lewis. he fought in the Civil War and had both heels shot off.He was a Sheriff.They had one son together.He had children from a previous marriage.

Date & Place: in Keyesport, Illinois USA

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