A photo of Martha B. Lewis at Dickmans Gallery in Sacramento. My grandmother arrived in San Francisco about 1861 with her sister Mary & brother Emmit. They went up the Sacramento River and were met by Uncle Thomas. Mary & Martha worked on riverboat at first for a man from Illinois. He gave all the Barker sisters a gold buckle. I still have her scrapbook of poems and clippings 'bought on Jan 12, 1862.' My cousin Eula still had one of the buckles when she died.
Martha Love (Barker) Lewis was born on December 9, 1840, and died at age 43 years old on April 7, 1884. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Martha Love (Barker) Lewis.
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Family photos of the Golden State - home to Silicon Valley & Hollywood.
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Bethel Nadine Holmes of the gold dredging town of Hammonton, Calif. Author of "Peeks Into Sierra Pantries" & "Wood Chips To Game Chips, History of North Lake Tahoe Casinos." Retired from Univ of Nevada Library. Grandaughter of Samuel Jackson Lewis & Martha Love Barker and John Hughes Holmes & Clarissa Angella Laine. Descendant of Wm Braden & Euphemia Jackson, Van Rensselaer Holmes & Elizabeth Ross (dau of Ignatius), Melissa Sheral, Casandra Le Sueur, and James Barker & Martha Patsie Love Emmitt.