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    Elizabeth Lewis

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    Portrait of staff member Elizabeth Lewis, Purchase Order Cler

    Elizabeth Lewis

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    Portrait of staff member Elizabeth Lewis, Purchase Order Cler

    Siney and Elizabeth Lewis

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    Siney and Elizabeth Lewis at the time of their marriage

    Siney and Elizabeth Lewis

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    Siney and Elizabeth Lewis stand on the porch of their home in Glines

    Siney Sr. and Elizabeth Lewis Family

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    The Siney Sr. and Elizabeth Lewis family are from left back row, Georgia, Siney Jr., Aaron, Minnie, Charles, Frank and Mary. Front, Nonie, Siney Lewis Sr., Elizabeth Lewis and Annie. Babies in front are Birda and Jenny

    Conversation with Elizabeth Lewis

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    A conversation with Elizabeth Lewis, an active protester against the actions of Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis, for the Kentucky Marriage Equality and Religious Liberty Oral History Project

    Siney Sr. and Elizabeth Lewis Family

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    Siney and Elizabeth Lewis celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with ten of their twelve children. From left front Siney Jr., Siney Lewis Sr., Elizabeth Lewis, and Franklin C. Back row, Annie C. Lewis Carroll, Jennie Lewis, Georgia Lewis, Minnie Lewis, Charles P. Lewis, Lenora Nonie Lewis, Birda Lewis and Mary Lewis

    Dorothy Elizabeth Lewis Millis

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    Color photograph of Ms. Millis used in her online obituary. Dorothy Elizabeth Lewis Millis (1916-2013) was born in Pender County and moved to Castle Hayne in 1948. She was married to Marion Millis who was the sheriff of New Hanover County from 1958 through 1973

    Children of Siney and Elizabeth Lewis

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    Children of Siney and Elizabeth Lewis are front row is Charles, Georgie, Aaron and Mary. In the back are Siney, Minnie and Frank

    Margaret Maynard with Mary Elizabeth Lewis

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    Margaret Maynard, professor of art, with Mary Elizabeth Lewis, professor of history, political science and the first Dean of Women) on the steps of East Hall. (Wallace L. Dow, architect of East Hall.
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