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Beldon Lewis Birth: He was born in 1914 at Utah. Family Information:
Son of H. Claude and Ella Lewis. Description: Pre-Colony History:
In 1920 he was living in Utah with his parents and siblings while his father worked as Superintendent of Iron County schools. Home in Colony:
In December 1932 he went to the Rice Ranch to work. Job in Colony:
In December 1932 he was listed as one of the Isle of Cuba (near Thibodeaux, LA) workers. Other Info:
In 1932 he signed a protest against colonists E.G. Webb and Walter Groth remaining in the colony "to save them". Post-Colony History:
In 1939 he enlisted as a Private in the US Army. In 1940 he was living in California and was still a Private in the US Army HQ 30th Infantry. In July of that year he married Ona Jones at Pierce, Washington. Death: He died in 1992 and was buried in Cedar City, Utah. Sources: US Census: 1920, 1930, 1940; "Llano Colonist": August 6, 1932, December 10, 1932, December 24, 1932, March 25, 1933, August 12, 1933; Washington County Marriages; Utah Military Records; FindAGrave.com
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