Green Lewis and Mary Katherine Camp

Descendents of Green Lewis and Mary Katherine Camp
Green Lewis was a pioneer in the state of Alabama, serving in the Indian War under Col. Beall's First Regiment of Georgia Mounted Volunteers. He enlisted at Ft. Ingersoll and served from June 2 through July 22, 1836. He moved to Florida and married Mary Katherine Camp in 1837, then moved with other members of his family to Dale County, AL. Green died in 1871 and is buried in Hurricane Creek Methodist Church Cemetary near Hartford, Geneva County, AL next to his wife, Mary Katherine.
Children*	Date Born	Date Died	Date Married	Who Married
John Green Lewis	2/25/1839	11/4/1862 (Civil War)	Never	Never
Charles Sextas Lewis	1/28/1841	10/14/1862 (Civil War)	Never	Never
Mary Jane Lewis	9/15/1843	4/25/1921	1863 1870	Tom Bigbie Joseph E. Sellers
William Prior Lewis	3/25/1846	4/1/1936	11/28/1869	Martha B. Tindell
James Warren Lewis	10/28/1848	10/9/1935	?	Eliza E. Tomlin
Timothy Elbert Lewis	4/28/1851	4/10/1930	?	Martha Hazeltine Bush
Elizabeth Ann Lewis	8/25/1853	?	?	Jessie Sellers
Jessie Oliver Lewis	12/5/1855	5/30/1939	12/10/1880	Caroline Woodall
Francis Montear Lewis	3/11/1858	8/1/1940	?	Nancy Turner
Caleb Norman Lewis	7/15/1861	7/25/1899	1883	Dalcedia "Ceed" Williams
Martha Ann Lewis	1/2/1865	2/12/1945	?	Ras Evans
* Born in Geneva Co., AL.