Dr. Levi Wade (Wade) TEMPLE³³⁰⁹² was born on 11 May 1902 in Lake View, Dillon, SC.^{16922,27508,45957,45958} He appeared in the census in April 1910 in Hillsboro, Dillon, SC.¹⁶⁹²² In April 1930 he was a none given in Bessie, Jefferson, AL.⁴⁵⁹⁵⁷ The enumerator put the occupation for the person below Levi in Levi's space, corrected it, but did not put in Levi's occupation. Levi died in December 1973 in Lake View, Dillon, SC.⁴⁵⁹⁵⁸ He was a physician in Lake View, Dillon, SC.²⁷⁵⁰⁸ He has reference number RLT # (None).⁴⁵⁹⁵⁹ Given as Wade in 1910, he was Levi Wake in 1930. Gave his name as Levi Wade to Who's Who. Parents: Levi Wake (Levi) TEMPLE-17058 and Alice PAGE-17069.

Spouse: Sara L. PIERCE-56944. Sara L. PIERCE and Dr. Levi Wade (Wade) TEMPLE were married on 28 November 1930.²⁷⁵⁰⁸ Children were: Richard Pierce TEMPLE-56945, Virginia Dean TEMPLE-56946.

Levi Wake (Levi) TEMPLE¹³²⁵⁸ was born on 3 March 1867 in Wake Co., NC.^{14019,16922,26418,45960,45961} He appeared in the census in July 1870 in Wake Co., NC.¹⁴⁰²⁰ In June 1880 he was a farm laborer in Wake Forest, Wake, NC.¹⁴⁰¹⁹ In June 1900 Levi was a farmer, merchant, postmaster in Hillsboro, Dillon, SC.²⁶⁴¹⁸ In April 1910 he was a farmer in Hillsboro, Dillon, SC.¹⁶⁹²² In April 1930 he was a farmer in Lake View, Dillon, SC.²⁶⁴¹⁷ Levi died on 22 November 1938 in Lake View, Dillon, SC.^45961,45962 Buried in Lake View Cemetery, Dillon Co., SC, under a grave marker that says Levi Wade Temple. He has reference number RLT # W176.⁵⁷²⁸ He lived in Raleigh, Wake, NC.¹⁶⁹²¹ Parents: Rufus Fabius (R.F.) TEMPLE(S)-17007 and Mary Elishaba (Mary) CROOM-17051.

Spouse: Alice PAGE-17069. Alice PAGE and Levi Wake (Levi) TEMPLE were married in 1896.²⁶⁴¹⁷ Children were: Joseph Page (Joseph) TEMPLE-17245, Jane H. (Janie) TEMPLE-17246, Averitt Rufus (Averitt) TEMPLE Sr.-17247, Grace Mary TEMPLE-17248, Christine TEMPLE-17249, Alimae TEMPLE-17250, Dr. Levi Wade (Wade) TEMPLE-17251, Harriett (Hattie) TEMPLE-17252, Florence K. TEMPLE-55408, Henry TEMPLE-55409, Sadie TEMPLE-17253, Lyall TEMPLE-17254.

Levi Wood (Levi) TEMPLE¹⁵⁹⁷⁶ was born on 26 October 1829 in VT.^{5056,7825,7826,15976,15977} Gave 1831 and NY in 1870. He appeared in the census in October 1850 in Holmes Co., MS.⁷⁸²⁶ Enumerated with the family of Henry L. and Marion E. Allen. Marion was his sister. Instead of a profession, the enumerator noted and then lined through "For California," possibly indicating Levi's intention to go west. He apparently did not. In September 1860 he was a merchant in Carrollton, Carroll, MS.¹⁵⁹⁷⁷ Levi appeared in the census in 1866 in Mobile Co., AL.⁴⁵⁹⁶³ Enumerated with himself, his wife and one female over 20. It is probable that the unknown female over 20 was either his or her mother. In 1870 he was a merchant in Perry Co., AL.⁵⁰⁵⁶ He died on 25 June 1885 in Uniontown, Perry, AL.^15976,16297 Levi has reference number RLT # 355.¹⁴⁰⁶⁸ Parents: Jabez TEMPLE-4418 and Mary BOARDMAN-5653.

Spouse: Mary L. ELDREDGE-6005. Mary L. ELDREDGE and Levi Wood (Levi) TEMPLE were married on 26 January 1858 in Lexington, Holmes, MS.^{11888,15976,15979,15980} The newspaper report in "The Mississippi Baptist," of Jackson, MS, reported that all were "of this county," possibly indicating the location is in error. Children were: Clarence Elwood TEMPLE-19375.

Leviah (Leavy) TEMPLE¹⁷²⁰⁹ was born on 3 December 1889 in Franklin Co., MS.^{17205,17206,17207,17208} She appeared in the census in June 1900 in Franklin Co., MS.¹⁷²⁰⁵ Enumerated with her parents. In April 1910 she was a farm laborer in Franklin Co., MS.¹⁷²⁰⁸ Leviah appeared in the census in February 1920 in Franklin Co., MS.¹⁷²⁰⁶ She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Franklin Co., MS.¹⁷²⁰⁷ She died on 25 November 1931. Buried in Middleton Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery. Parents: Warren Henderson (Henson\Henderson) TEMPLE-20351 and Mary Ann FREEMAN-20356.

Levie B. TEMPLE was born on 15 April 1900.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁴ In 1918 he was a farmer in Fountain Run, Monroe, KY.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁴ He died. He was illiterate and gave his mark in his WWI draft registration. He gave as his next of kin J.A. Temples of Fountain Run, KY.

Levie Daniel TEMPLE (private). Parents: Levi Greene TEMPLE-93280 and Elsie Mae WALSTON-93281.

Spouse: Penelope Carol STRONE-93293. Children were: Justin Daniel TEMPLE-93292.

Levy TEMPLE³²⁴⁹⁸ was born on 24 December 1729 in Worcester, Worcester, MA. Parents: William TEMPLE-143 and Sarah MILLER-4959.

Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE was born on 3 September 1888 in Union Co., NC.^{1442,1443,1444,3324,3325,4242,11010} Gave Feb 1887 in 1900. Gave his age as 21 in 1910, but there is conflicting data. Gave his age as 30 in 1920. Gave 1890 in 1930. Soem research puts the date in 1888, but he gave it in 1890 in his WWI draft registration. He was adopted about 1900 in NC.⁴²⁴² In June 1900 he was a farm laborer in Jackson, Union, NC.³³²⁴ In April 1910 Levy was a cotton mill second hand in Jackson, Union, NC.³³²⁵ He appeared in the census in April 1910 in Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC.⁴²⁴² In 1917 he was a frame runner for Rodman Heath Cotton Mill in Waxhaw, Union, NC.¹⁴⁴³ In January 1920 Levy was a cotton mill employee in Jackson, Union, NC.¹⁴⁴² In April 1930 he was a cotton mill framer in Monroe, Union, NC.¹⁴⁴⁴ He died on 23 April 1953 in Monroe, Union, NC.¹¹⁰¹⁰ His parents were both from NC. Enumerated as single in 1910, so I cannot explain his relationship with Cora. Also, he is almost certainly the person enumerated in 1930 as Lee E. Temple based on approximate age, birthplace, location, occupation and name and birthplace of his oldest child - but there are a lot of anomalies as well.

His parents were both from SC in 1930. His adoption is in the records, but is basically unexplained. He seems to have been with his birth parents in 1910 by which time the records say he was adopted. Parents: Thomas John (John) TEMPLE(S)-35055 and Ida Keziah -40598. Parents: William A. MOORE-72721 and Lou M. -72722.

Spouse: Frances (Fannie) TARLTON-70852. Frances (Fannie) TARLTON and Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE were married in 1907 in Union Co., NC. Children were: Frances Odessa (Dessie) TEMPLE-40608.

Spouse: Cora -40607. Cora and Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE were married about 1909 in NC.¹⁴⁴⁴ His marriage date in 1917 is from the 1930 census responses, but seems to be further confusion for the family. However, he and Cora appear in the 1910 census. Children were: Floyd DeWitt (Floyd) TEMPLE-40609, Dallas TEMPLE-51446, Valley Lee (Vallie) TEMPLE-40610, Pauline TEMPLE-40611, Mabel TEMPLE-51447.

Spouse: Martha L. PRESLEY-72723. Martha L. PRESLEY and Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE were married before 1925.¹⁴⁴⁴ Children were: Jimmy TEMPLE-72726.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-72727. UNKNOWN and Levy Durant (Lee E.) TEMPLE were married in 1917 in NC.¹⁴⁴⁴ His marriage date in 1917 is from the 1930 census responses, but seems to be further confusion for the family.

Levyla TEMPLE (private). Parents: J.W. TEMPLE-33847 and Betty Gene SISTRUNK-33855.

Lewallen A. TEMPLE^8805,8807 was born between 1804 and 1810. Given name also appears as Luellen. Parents: Burwell TEMPLE-19741 and Polly Simmons ADKINS-19742.

Spouse: Susan T. HUGHES-33480. Susan T. HUGHES and Lewallen A. TEMPLE were married on 14 February 1833 in Williamson Co., TN.^8805,20838

In 1840 Lewellyn A. TEMPLE was a farmer in San Augustine, San Augustine, TX.⁶⁸³² He involved in a shootout over a land dispute on 1 April 1840 in San Augustine, San Augustine, TX.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁵ Noble, Harry P., Jr. Texas Trailblazers: San Augustine Pioneers (Lufkin, TX: Best of East Texas Publishers, 1999), pp. 20-25:

Eight days later, on April Fool's day, the San Augustine lawyer's life would change drastically. Judge Branch would order thirty-six talismen from which to select a jury to try William G. Anderson for murder.

Earlier, on a hot Saturday morning. August 10. 1839. Four men rode 10rth out of San Augustine. Although they were armed, it was a peaceful mission-they were going to meet with John Bodine to settle a dispute over land boundaries. The four riders were William G. Anderson, Alexander Horton, Hershal Corzine and Lewellyn A. Temple. Although they were unaware of it, death rode with them.

Alexander Horton, age 29 at that time, had recently married Elizabeth Cooper Lattin and the couple. With their new son, Sam Houston Horton, lived a few miles south on Moral Creek. Horton had recently acquired a tract of land along the Ayish Bayou a little more than two miles north of San Augustine. After the purchase he found that some of the acreage appeared to overlap a segment of a half league John Bodine had claimed for fifteen years. It's likely Anderson was along as Horton's legal counsel, having represented him on previous occasions. Temple and Anderson's mother-in-law, Sarah Corzine, each owned a half interest in a 363 acre tract of land described as half of a mile north of San Augustine. Perhaps this was part of the land under dispute, or Temple could have just been looking after his and Mrs. Corzine's property. Hershal Corzine, Anderson's young brother-in-law, was probably there also to protect his mother's interest, especially if the 363 acre tract was involved.

The four men met the John Bodine party at the corner of (Major] Smith's field-probably the point selected to begin rechecking land lines. There were three in Bodine's ranks, John (an elderly man who had been in poor health for a long time), his thirty-year-old son, Oliver Hazzard, Perry Bodine, and William Nations. Nations' relationship with the Bodine family remains a bit of a mystery even today. Perhaps he was a hired hand, or the foreman of Bodine's plantation.

Members of the Horton/Anderson party later claimed the discussion, contesting the position of property lines, began in a friendly manner. But at some point, and apparently without much delay in the rendezvous turned into a gunfight. Several shots reverberated across the Ayish Bayou bottom. John Bodine and William Nations were killed on the spot. Young Bodine escaped injury-either absent at the time, having been sent on a short en-and, or he had high-tailed it out of range at the first sign of gunplay. Almost before the gun smoke had time to drift away, Anderson, Horton, Temple and Corzine headed for San Augustine to turn themselves in to sheriff William Kimbro. The four men had hardly disappeared down the trail before young Bodine returned to the scene of the shootout to find his father and Mr. Nations lying in the dirt-dead.

Two murder indictments were quickly issued against William G. Anderson, Alexander Horton, Lewellyn A. Temple and Hershal Corzine by a San Augustine grand jury-one for the murder of "John" Nations and one for the murder of John Bodine.

Consequently, seven months later, on April Fools' Day, 1840, Judge Edward T. Branch ordered thirty-six talismen from which to select a jury in the case of the Republic of Texas vs William G. Anderson, et al for the murder of John Nations. After district attorney James G. Hyde announced he was ready to go to trial and the four defendants issued a plea of "not guilty," Judge Branch ordered a jury impaneled.

WilIiam Nash and Wyatt Hanks were the first to be examined and quickly told to "step aside." The selection process continued for the rest of the day but by late afternoon the twelve seats had been filled and a "...jury elected and sworn to try the issue... the balance of the talismen... were discharged and by consent-of-parties the case laid over till morning." The members of the jury were: Thomas N. Cartwright, Thomas D. Hendrick, Alanson W. Canfield, William Daniel, Augustus Phelps, Edwin O. LeGrand, George A. Nixon, Charles W. Crouch, William W. Parker, Presley J. Loggins, William M. Hunt and Richard O. Brown.

Before Judge Branch adjourned for the night, however, he took care of a final piece of business, ordering a fine of $10.00 against Matthew Cartwright for failing to appear as a talisman.

The following morning, Friday, April 3rd, court reconvened. As the examination of witnesses progressed it was "...proven to the satisfaction of the court that the individual murdered was named William-not John." Nevertheless, the court agreed to leave the indictment as John Nations but allow the witnesses to refer to the murdered man as William Nations.

After that day. After hearing all of the evidence, the jury issued the following statement: "We the jury find the prisoners not guilty as charged In the indictment-W. W. Parker, foreman." The first murder case was over-Anderson, Horton, Temple and Corzine had been found not guilty in the murder of William [John] Nations.

Again, before court was adjourned, Judge Branch did a little housekeeping. He ordered $100.00 fines against each of three defaulting witnesses, Horatio M. Hanks, John L. Smith and Samuel T. Burns. Witnesses, Horatio M. Hanks, John L. Smith and Samuel T. Bums. Present "good cause" for being absent. The judge accepted their statements and reduced their fines to $10.00. Court was then adjourned for the night.

At 9:00 a.m. the following morning, Saturday, the judge began the second trial against the same four defendants for the murder of John Bodine. After :he four men appeared before the bench to plead "not guilty," the judge promptly ordered a jury to be impaneled. Not being able to complete the jury that day, the judge ordered Sheriff Kimbro to call thirty more talismen for Monday morning. Before adjourning, John L. Smith was able to convince Judge Branch to remit the adjusted $10.00 fine.

Examining and seating the jury took nearly all day, Monday, April 6th. The trial finally began. But after taking the testimony of the first two Witnesses, district attorney Hyde made a motion to" ...adjourn till tomorrow morning 9 o'clock and that the sheriff take charge of the jury and procure a room and sustenance during the term of the...trial." The jurors for the second murder trial were: Edwin O. LeGrand, William M. Hunt, William Daniel, Jacob Garrett, Jr, Charles W. Crouch, David F. Webb, Presley J. Loggins, John T. Patterson, Joseph T. Green, James M. Caldwell, George M. Jones and Alfred Polk.

Tuesday morning, before calling any witnesses, Judge Branch ordered '...a fine of one hundred dollars to be entered against Horatio Hanks as a defaulting witness (Hanks had failed to testify the previous day). The rest of Tuesday, all of Wednesday and all of Thursday, was filled with the testimony of witnesses.

Since Oliver Hazzard Perry Bodine was the only survivor of the Bodine party, he was the foremost witness during the trial. He was interrogated extensively by both the prosecution and the defense. Although records of more than fifty questions put to young Bodine while under oath on the standstill exist, his responses have been lost to time. However, some answers can be inferred by how the next question was phrased or by a shift in the direction of interrogation.

For instance, it's clear young Bodine was not at the spot of gunfire when it took place but returned shortly thereafter. Mr. Bodine and Mr. Nations were both killed at the same time, at least they were both dead when young Bodine returned. Mr. Nations had been hit by several bullets or shots. The Anderson/Horton party didn't use pistols-only shotguns and/or rifles. At some point before the shooting actually started Corzine had held a gun on young Bodine for several minutes. Mr. Nations had a gun, perhaps the only weapon in the Bodine party. Unfortunately, the precise sequence of events, the exact number of shots exchanged, if in fact, the Bodine party even fired, has been lost to time and will remain an Ssue of uncertainty forever.

By late Thursday interrogation of all witnesses had been completed. Friday morning began with the argument of counsels. Hyde presented the prosecution's case first with assistance from David S. Kaufman and George W. Terrell. This was followed by the argument for the defense presented by Richardson Scurry, James S. Mayfield, William C. Duffield, Ezekiel W. Cullen and James Pickney Henderson. (Although court records failed to confirm this point, it's almost a certainty these same five attorneys provided the 4eFense in the first trial.)

Court reconvened an hour earlier on Saturday morning-eight o' clock sharp. After final arguments were completed the case was given to the jury. Records do not indicate the length of deliberation, led by foreman Edwin O. LeGrand, but eventually the twelve men returned with a verdict: "We the jury find that the defendants are not guilty in manner and form ' as alleged in the indictment."

Once again the Anderson/Horton party was found not guilty-this time for the murder of John Bodine. Eight months and one day after John Bodine and William Nations were gunned down near the corner of Smith's field, Anderson, Horton, Temple and Corzine were free to walk the streets of San Augustine-found innocent by a jury of their peers.

Unknown to Temple, a San Augustine farmer, he would die of natural causes at his home five months later. September 5. 1840. In later years, Alexander Horton wrote about the Bodine/Nations killing. His notes, found in an old business ledger, gave his view of the outcome:

"I was tried for my life in company with Lew Allen Temple, Hershal Corzine and W. G. Anderson for having been compelled to kill William Nations and John Bodine. This unfortunate occurrence was brought on by their own rashness to the great mortification of all and has left a lasting impression on my mind which time alone can't obliterate, for tho I was justified in this, I lament so great a misfortune. Public opinion was great against us, but we were honorably acquitted...My friends should ...remember the generous and kind conduct of Mr. Kimbro and Thomas Payne, Deputy. They were kind but did their duty. My friends should never forget William and John Nash who stood by with arms in their hands to fight and die with us or see us rescued in case a verdict went against us..." He died on 5 September 1840 in San Augustine, San Augustine, TX.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁶

Spouse: CORZINE-105999.

Lewey TEMPLE was born in 1867 in NC.^21361,21362 She appeared in the census in August 1870 in Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, NC.²¹³⁶¹ She appeared in the census in June 1880 in Providence, Pasquotank, NC.²¹³⁶² Parents: William Martin (Martin) TEMPLE-26597 and Elizabeth (Eliza) JENNINGS-34982.

Lewis TEMPLE (private).

Spouse: Lena Ali. -95975.

Lewis TEMPLE (private).

Spouse: Bernice -97439.

Lewis TEMPLE died on 16 April 1877 in Jackson Co., MI.³²⁷¹⁶

Lewis TEMPLE died in 1936 in MI.³⁵²¹³

Lewis TEMPLE¹⁴⁶⁹³ was born between 1774 and 1780 in NC.¹⁹¹⁸⁷ Parents: Needham TEMPLE-34754 and UNKNOWN-57963.

Spouse: FIELDS-26890. Children were: Lewis Fields TEMPLE-23324, TEMPLE-34760, TEMPLE-34761, TEMPLE-34762.

Lewis TEMPLE¹⁸¹⁵⁸ was born on 8 October 1797 in King William Co., VA.^18158,41783 He appeared in the census in 1830 in King William Co., VA.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁷ Appeared with 1 male 15-26, 2 males 30-40, and 1 female 20-30. He died on 30 October 1835.^11565,18158 Parents: Reverend John (Jack) TEMPLE-4501 and Alice TAYLOR-5302.

Spouse: Mary Ellen GORLICK-5325. Mary Ellen GORLICK and Lewis TEMPLE were married on 22 October 1820.^11565,18158 Children were: Jonathan (Jack) TEMPLE-5326, Mary Lewis TEMPLE-5327.

Lewis TEMPLE⁸⁰⁹⁹ was born in 1804 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, NH.^8099,8100 Marriage notice gave Middlefield, NY. In September 1850 he was a laborer in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.⁸¹⁰⁰ He died in 1871 in Middlefield, Otsego, NY.^21,8099 Gravestone is illegible, but death year appears to be 1871. Buried in Temple Cemetery, Middlefield, NY. Lewis has reference number RLT # 553.³⁰⁹⁰¹ Some researchers claim he had no issue.

Parents: Barnard (Barney) TEMPLE-795 and Sarah (Sally) CLOSE-800.

Spouse: Mercy ANDREWS-1647. Mercy ANDREWS and Lewis TEMPLE were married on 17 August 1841 in Cooperstown, Otsego, NY.^21,8099,8101 Children were: Lovicy TEMPLE-38259, George TEMPLE-32406, Josephine TEMPLE-32407.

Lewis TEMPLE was born about 1805 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.¹²⁹⁰¹ Date estimated based on date of marriage. He died before 1869.¹²⁸⁹⁹

Spouse: Mary CLARK-43294. Mary CLARK and Lewis TEMPLE were married in 1829.¹²⁹⁰¹ Intention filed 20 Jun 1829. Children were: Lewis TEMPLE-43286, Nancy TEMPLE-43296, Mary TEMPLE-43295.

Lewis TEMPLE was born about 1805 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.¹²⁹⁰¹ Date estimated based on date of marriage. He died before 1869.¹²⁸⁹⁹

Spouse: Mary CLARK-111146. Mary CLARK and Lewis TEMPLE were married in 1829.¹²⁹⁰¹ Intention filed 20 Jun 1829. Children were: Lewis TEMPLE-111138, Nancy TEMPLE-111148, Mary TEMPLE-111147.

Lewis TEMPLE was born in 1808 in KY.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁸ In August 1870 he was a farmer in Keytesville, Chariton, MO.⁴⁵⁹⁶⁸

Lewis TEMPLE³⁷⁰¹⁵ was born on 17 April 1814 in Heath, Franklin, MA.^9689,17951 Died unmarried. Parents: Tillotson TEMPLE-991 and Lucy PORTER-1280.

Lewis TEMPLE¹⁸⁶⁶⁶ was born on 4 August 1830 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.^45969,45970 He appeared in the census in July 1860 in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁰ Appears alone in a boarding house. In 1869/70 he was a hairdresser in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.¹²⁸⁹⁹ In 1898 Lewis was a hairdresser in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.⁴⁵⁹⁷¹ In 1899 he was a hairdresser in New Bedford, Bristol, MA.⁴⁵⁹⁷² He has reference number RLT # U198.⁴⁹⁴⁶ Given name also appears as Louis. Parents: Lewis TEMPLE-43293 and Mary CLARK-43294.

Spouse: Ellen -43288. Ellen and Lewis TEMPLE were married before 1855. Children were: David TEMPLE-43287, Charles F. TEMPLE-61488.

Spouse: Louisa HABIC-43289. Louisa HABIC and Lewis TEMPLE were married between 1857 and 1860. Children were: William H. TEMPLE-43291, Lizzie K. TEMPLE-43290.

Spouse: Ellen -111140. Ellen and Lewis TEMPLE were married before 1855. Children were: David TEMPLE-111139, Charles F. TEMPLE-111150.

Spouse: Louisa HABIC-111141. Louisa HABIC and Lewis TEMPLE were married between 1857 and 1860. Children were: William H. TEMPLE-111143, Lizzie K. TEMPLE-111142.

Lewis TEMPLE was born on 14 February 1863 in Newark, Essex, NJ.¹⁰⁷⁰⁸

Lewis TEMPLE was born in 1871 in OH.^{4376,4377,4378,8113,8114} Gave 1876 in 1900. He appeared in the census in June 1880 in Clinton, Franklin, OH.⁸¹¹³ In 1896 he was a Linesman, C.U. Telephone Company in Toledo, Lucas, OH.²⁰³⁹⁰ Lewis appeared in the census in June 1900 in Sharon, Franklin, OH.⁸¹¹⁴ In April 1910 he was an electrical lineman in Columbus, Franklin, OH.⁴³⁷⁸ In January 1920 he was a telephone lineman in Columbus, Franklin, OH.⁴³⁷⁶ In April 1930 Lewis was a municipal laborer in Columbus, Franklin, OH.⁴³⁷⁷ He died on 2 January 1942 in Columbus, Franklin, OH.⁴⁵⁹⁷³ Parents: Colwell TEMPLE-21643 and Sarah E. ANDRIX-21658.

Spouse: Lucy -46558. Lucy and Lewis TEMPLE were married after April 1910.^4377,4378 The age at first marriage and their ages in 1930 yields a date of 1904. However, Lewis was unmarried in Apr 1910.

Lewis TEMPLE was born on 22 March 1894 in Farwell, Clare, MI.^{1661,7621,45974,45975} He served in the military between 1917 and 1919 in IA. He enlisted 14 Dec 1917 at Lincoln, NE, as a private first class and served at Camp Dodge, IA, until demobilization on 4 Aug 1919. In 1917 he was a lead smelter for American Zinc and Lead Company in Granby, Newton, MO.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁵ In January 1920 Lewis was an US mailman in Detroit, Wayne, MI.⁷⁶²¹ Enumerated without his wife. He admitted to the National Disabled Soldiers Home in 1926 in Leavenworth, Leavenworth, KS.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁴ He suffered from neuro-circulatory asthma, chronic bronchitis, and periods of depression. He was admitted 12 Feb 1926, but no discharge was noted. He died on 19 November 1980 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA.¹⁶⁶¹ Given as Louis in 1920. Parents: William A. TEMPLE-83066 and Minnie AIKEN-83067.

Spouse: Grace Odessa (Grace) O'NEAL-81250. Grace Odessa (Grace) O'NEAL and Lewis TEMPLE were married on 25 August 1919 in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE.²¹

Lewis TEMPLE was born about 1895.¹⁴⁵²⁷ He served in the military between 1917 and 1919. Enlisted 14 Dec 1917 at Independence, MO, and was discharged 4 Aug 1919. He was qualified for, but never applied to receive, a WWI Missouri State Bonus. He lived in Independence, Jackson, MO in 1935.¹⁴⁵²⁷ He might be Lewis H. Temple, later of FL.

Spouse: Dorothy DAVIS-96412. Dorothy DAVIS and Lewis TEMPLE were married on 6 January 1935 in Clay Co., MO.¹⁴⁵²⁸

Lewis TEMPLE was born on 24 October 1895 in Pasquotank Co., NC.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁶ In 1917 he was a woods foreman in GA.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁶ He lived in Wallaceton, Chesapeake, VA in 1917.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁶ Lewis died.

Lewis TEMPLE was born in 1909.⁸⁶⁷ He died in 1909 in Mercer Co., OH.⁸⁶⁷ Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Mercer County, OH. Parents: William Clark (Clark) TEMPLE-37639 and Nettie FRYE-37640.

Lewis TEMPLE (private). Parents: William Thomas TEMPLES-42284 and Bertie -54373.

Lewis (?) TEMPLE was born in October 1883 in Benton, Lafayette, WI.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁷ In June 1900 he was a farm laborer in Benton, Lafayette, WI.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁷ His parents were from WI (father) and MN (mother) in 1900, but this could simply be the enumerator's reporting of the places for the other 7 children of John Elsworth and Lenora (Gibson) Temple. That pair claimed 8 children born and surviving in 1900, one of whom was Lewis, but he could not be a natural child based on the date and year of his birth.

Name might be Leon, and some have read it as Leroy.

Lewis (?) E. TEMPLE was born in 1860 in IL.¹⁷⁸⁸ He appeared in the census in 1870.¹⁷⁸⁸ First name is illegible in the 1870 census. Parents: Anderson TEMPLE-76145 and Eliza -76146.

Lewis A. TEMPLE (private). Parents: Franklin J. (Franz) TEMPEL-25168 and Mary Magdaline (Mag) SILER-28372.

Lewis A. TEMPLE (private). Parents: Charles H. TEMPLE-83902 and Trelma HARRIS-82636.

Spouse: UNKNOWN-106038.

Lewis Benjamin (Benny) TEMPLE⁸¹⁰⁹ was born on 19 April 1844 in Union Co., OH.^14932,31117 He appeared in the census in 1850 in Jackson Twp., Union, OH.⁸⁰⁹⁷ He appeared in the census in July 1860 in Jackson Twp., Union, OH.³¹¹¹⁷ Lewis died about 1866. Some sources give his middle name as Berry. Parents: Joseph TEMPLE Sr.-21633 and Barbara Margaret (Margaret) WASHBURN-21635.

Spouse: Emeline E. VAN BUSKIRK-21728. Emeline E. VAN BUSKIRK and Lewis Benjamin (Benny) TEMPLE were married on 11 October 1862 in Union Co., OH.^459,14932 Children were: Mary A. TEMPLE-27146, Hiram Harrison TEMPLE-27147.

Lewis Brigham TEMPLE was born in 1853 in ME.^30626,44614 He appeared in the census in June 1860 in Waterboro, York, ME.⁴⁴⁶¹⁴ In September 1870 he was a farm laborer in Waterboro, York, ME.³⁰⁶²⁶ Lewis died. Parents: John S. TEMPLE-43247 and Lucy Norton (Lucy) WINCH-43248.

Lewis Britten TEMPLE was born on 17 June 1873 in TN.^{2231,6050,6051,6052,11500,11501} He appeared in the census in June 1880 in Weakley Co., TN.¹¹⁵⁰¹ In April 1910 he was a farmer in Weakley Co., TN.¹¹⁵⁰⁰ In January 1920 Lewis was a farmer in Weakley Co., TN.⁶⁰⁵¹ In April 1930 he was a farmer in Weakley Co., TN.⁶⁰⁵² He lived in TN before 1941.²²³¹ Lewis died on 6 May 1941 in Fulton, Fulton, KY.²²³¹ His parents were both from TN. Unmarried in 1910. Also appears as Louis, but not in his WWI draft registration. Parents: Joseph Franklin (Frank) TEMPLE-47567 and Cordelia A. BURKE-47568.

Spouse: Myrtle B. -47577. Myrtle B. and Lewis Britten TEMPLE were married in 1916.⁶⁰⁵²

Lewis Clyde TEMPLE was born on 30 January 1876 in MI.^{3102,3103,3104,3105,5357} He appeared in the census in June 1880 in Easton Twp., Ionia, MI.⁵³⁵⁷ In April 1910 he was a farmer in Easton Twp., Ionia, MI.³¹⁰³ In 1918 Lewis was a farmer in Ionia, Ionia, MI.³¹⁰⁴ In January 1920 he was a farmer in Easton Twp., Ionia, MI.³¹⁰² In April 1930 he was a farmer in Easton Twp., Ionia, MI.³¹⁰⁵ Lewis died. His parents were from NY (father) and Ireland (mother). Middle initial in 1880 was V. Parents: Daniel E. TEMPLE-54426 and Mary A. -54449.

Spouse: Harriet Maud -54434. Harriet Maud and Lewis Clyde TEMPLE were married in 1898 in MI.^3103,3105 Gave 1896 in 1930. Children were: Orlan E. TEMPLE-54435.

Lewis Davis TEMPLE⁹⁰⁰⁶ was born on 28 October 1856 in Sidney, Shelby, OH.^{9006,9007,12060,14520,25377,25378} He claimed to be born in IN in 1920. Gave his age as 6 in 1860. He appeared in the census in August 1860 in Clinton, Shelby, OH.¹⁴⁵²⁰ He appeared in the census in August 1870 in Adams, Carroll, IN.¹²⁰⁶⁰ In June 1880 Lewis was a farm laborer in Lockport, Carroll, IN.⁹⁰⁰⁷ In January 1920 he was a farmer in Adams, Carroll, IN.²⁵³⁷⁷ In April 1930 he was a general store employee in Adams, Carroll, IN.²⁵³⁷⁸ Lewis died on 28 April 1936 in Adams, Carroll, IN.⁹⁰⁰⁶ Name also rendered as Louis. Parents: John Louis (John) TEMPLE-10860 and Catherine DAVIS-10861.

Spouse: Alice BARNES-26011. Alice BARNES and Lewis Davis TEMPLE were married about 1877.

Spouse: Malinda Eveline (Eva\Evaline) MOORMAN-10863. Malinda Eveline (Eva\Evaline) MOORMAN and Lewis Davis TEMPLE were married on 9 August 1883 in Adams, Carroll, IN.¹⁴⁵¹⁸ Children were: Gertrude TEMPLE-10864, William TEMPLE-10865, Irene TEMPLE-10866, John L. TEMPLE-10867, Laura E. TEMPLE-10868.

Lewis E. TEMPLE was born on 17 April 1917 in OH.^6488,45978 He appeared in the census in April 1930 in Concord Twp., Highland, OH.⁶⁴⁸⁸ He served in the military between 1941 and 1945.¹⁴⁷ Enlisted 13 Oct 1941 at Fort Thomas, Newport, KY, as a private in the Air Corps. Lewis lived in Adams Co., OH in 1941.¹⁴⁷ He lived in Columbus, Franklin, OH in 1982.⁴⁵⁹⁷⁸ He died on 5 June 1982 in Greene Co., OH.^45978,45979 Parents: John W. TEMPLE-44435 and Rachel A. -44436.

Lewis Eddy (Lewis) TEMPLE^1829,33911 was born on 8 January 1868 in Mason City, Mason, IL.^{9850,9851,9852,19772,19778,19780,26305,26315,45980} He appeared in the census in June 1870 in Morristown, Rice, MN.³⁰⁸³ He appeared in the census in May 1875 in Forest, Rice, MN.²⁶³⁰⁹ Lewis appeared in the census in June 1880 in Morristown, Rice, MN.²⁶³¹⁰ He appeared in the census in May 1885 in Morristown, Rice, MN.²⁶³¹¹ In June 1895 he was a farmer in Morristown, Rice, MN.⁹⁸⁵⁰ Enumerated with his family was Adella E. Stafford, ae 17 b IN, of no known relationship. In June 1900 Lewis was a farmer in Morristown, Rice, MN.¹⁹⁷⁷² In June 1905 he was a farmer in Morristown, Rice, MN.¹⁹⁷⁸⁰ In April 1910 he was a farmer in Morristown, Rice, MN.¹⁹⁷⁷⁸ In January 1920 Lewis was a farm laborer in Morristown, Rice, MN.⁴⁵⁹⁸⁰ He appeared in the census in April 1930 in Morristown, Rice, MN.⁹⁸⁵² He died on 18 October 1963 in Faribault, Rice, MN.^9851,26305 Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Morristown, MN. Name appears as Louis in the 1920 census and Louis C. in 1930. Parents: Jonathan Peterson (J.P.) TEMPLE-1797 and Rhoda Diantha (Diantha) OSBORN-2445.

Spouse: Ada Elma (Addie) BIRDSALL-6896. Ada Elma (Addie) BIRDSALL and Lewis Eddy (Lewis) TEMPLE were married on 4 March 1891.^{258,9851,9852} Children were: Lyle Edgar TEMPLE-6897, Raymond Arthur (Ray) TEMPLE-6898, Maude Ida TEMPLE-6899.

Spouse: Laura A. HENRY-6900. Laura A. HENRY and Lewis Eddy (Lewis) TEMPLE were married on 11 July 1897 in Morristown, Rice, MN.^{258,9852,19779} Children were: Clinton I. TEMPLE-44355, Emery J. TEMPLE-48160, Gladys Evelyn TEMPLE-21258, Everett S. TEMPLE-48161, Mabel G. TEMPLE-21259, Ruth Winfred (Ruth) TEMPLE-21260, Phyllis A. TEMPLE-21261.

Lewis Edward (Ed) TEMPLE¹⁴⁸⁵⁵ was born on 22 June 1890 in Reager Community, Norton, KS.^{27018,28107,28977,30507,30508,30509,45981} In his WWI draft registration, he gave Divizes, KS. He appeared in the census in June 1900 in Rock Branch, Norton, KS.²⁷⁰¹⁸ In April 1910 he was a farm laborer in Rock Branch, Norton, KS.³⁰⁵⁰⁸ In 1917 Lewis was a farmer in Norcatur, Decatur, KS.¹⁴⁴³ In January 1920 he was a farmer in Lincoln, Lincoln, KS.³⁰⁵⁰⁹ In April 1930 he was a farmer in Rock Branch, Norton, KS.³⁰⁵⁰⁷ Lewis died in February 1976 in Norton, Norton, KS.⁴⁵⁹⁸¹ His parents were from NE (father) and the US (mother). Parents: David TEMPLE-3377 and Louisa Melvina (Louisa) PARTCH-21758.

Spouse: Kittie Bertha (Kittie) SMITH-27252. Kittie Bertha (Kittie) SMITH and Lewis Edward (Ed) TEMPLE were married on 16 April 1912 in KS.^28107,30507 Children were: Velma Clarissa (Velma) TEMPLE-27278, Mildred Juanita (Mildred) TEMPLE-27279.

Spouse: Mae Elizabeth GALLETINE-27253. Mae Elizabeth GALLETINE and Lewis Edward (Ed) TEMPLE were married on 11 November 1934.¹⁷⁴⁴⁹ Children were: Lewis Edward (Eddie) TEMPLE II-27285, Archie Gale TEMPLE-27286.

Lewis Edward (Eddie) TEMPLE II (private). Parents: Lewis Edward (Ed) TEMPLE-27251 and Mae Elizabeth GALLETINE-27253.

Spouse: Fusing WU-67742.

Spouse: Mary GAUMER-67744.

Lewis Edward (Lewis) TEMPLE^24749,32509 was born on 29 April 1827 in Franklin, Warren, OH.^{24746,24747,24748,45982,45983} He lived in Nodaway Co., MO in 1853.²⁴⁷⁵² May have been, alternatively, Andrew Co., MO. He lived in Richardson Co., NE in May 1854.²⁴⁷⁵² In June 1860 Lewis was a farmer in Falls City, Richardson, NE.²⁴⁷⁴⁶ In 1870 he was a farmer in Falls City, Richardson, NE.²⁴⁷⁴⁷ He signer of petition to create a delegate for new political party on 7 March 1878 in Falls City, Richardson, NE.⁴⁵⁹⁸⁴ He was one of many signers of a petition to name a delegate to the convention of a party to "return to prosperity, and a true National Currency" and in so doing, to establish a new National Party. In June 1880 Lewis was a famer in Barada, Richardson, NE.¹⁰⁹¹² In 1883 he was in Axtell, Marshall, KS.²⁴⁷⁵² About 1901 he was in OK.²⁴⁷⁴⁵ Moved to live with his sister Sarah Jane Kinney following his (apparent) divorce. Lewis appeared in the census in April 1910 in Simpson, Johnson, MO.⁴⁵⁹⁸⁵ He was a boarder with the family of Edward P. Minor, of no known relationship. He died on 2 April 1912 in Axtell, Marshall, KS.^24752,45982 Buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Axtell, KS. He has reference number RLT # J10.¹⁴²⁹³ Some time in the early 1900s, Lewis visited a brother in Texas who was said to be seriously ill. Ethel Temple Jensen believes this was Abraham who married Martha Boyer, and about whom we know nothing further.

Also, Albert Temple, in Rise of the Temples, lists Lewis as one of Thomas 1770's issue. This has been a source of continuing confusion between the two Thomases.

His name is given as Lewis in 1860 and 1880, and Louis in 1870. The 1880 census gave the birthplace of his father as NJ, and mother KY. Parents: Thomas TEMPLE-928 and Jane BRITTON-21632.

Spouse: Priscilla MC NULTY-21645. Priscilla MC NULTY and Lewis Edward (Lewis) TEMPLE were married in 1849 in OH.^{24749,24750,24751} They^{^{24749,24750,24751}} were divorced about 1901.²⁴⁷⁵² Case filed in Marshall County District Court, Kansas, 2 Jan 1901. Children were: Elizabeth Ann (Lizzie) TEMPLE-21747, Sarah Jane TEMPLE-21748, David TEMPLE-3377, John TEMPLE-21749, Louisa TEMPLE-21750, Wade TEMPLE-21751, Nathaniel N. (Nat) TEMPLE-21752, Cora A. TEMPLE-21753, Mary Elda (Mary) TEMPLE-21754, James (Jim) TEMPLE-21755, Robert William (Bob) TEMPLE-21756.

Lewis Elwood (Lew) TEMPLE³⁸⁶⁵³ was born on 28 January 1865 in Polk, Venango, PA.^{1480,8061,8066,8068,14253,28549,28550,28551,28552} Gave his age as 62 in 1930. Gave his age as 41 in 1910. He appeared in the census in August 1870 in Franklin Co., TN.⁸⁰⁶⁸ He appeared in the census in June 1880 in Waterloo, Venango, PA.⁸⁰⁶⁶ In June 1900 Lewis was a fireman in Polk, Venango, PA.²⁸⁵⁵¹ In April 1910 he was a state institution engineer in Polk, Venango, PA.²⁸⁵⁵² In January 1920 he was an engineer in Polk, Venango, PA.²⁸⁵⁴⁹ In April 1930 Lewis was a Polk State School plumber in Polk, Venango, PA.²⁸⁵⁵⁰ He died on 2 May 1934.⁸⁰⁶² He has reference number RLT # 179i.⁵⁷²⁸ Name given as Louis. Parents: Robert TEMPLE-5437 and Elizabeth (Eliza) ANDRE-5546.

Spouse: Margaret Ida (Ida) RICE-37648. Margaret Ida (Ida) RICE and Lewis Elwood (Lew) TEMPLE were married in 1893 in PA.^28550,28551 They claimed 15 years of marriage in 1910. Children were: Margaret E. TEMPLE-41280, Eva P. TEMPLE-41281, Alice E. TEMPLE-41282, Lewis Harold (Harold\Red) TEMPLE-41283, Mary Esther (Esther) TEMPLE-41284.

Lewis Eugene (Eugene) TEMPLE was born on 1 March 1921 in MO.^102,1661 He lived in Fort Osage, Jackson, MO in 1935/6.⁴⁵⁹⁸⁶ He was attending the Union School in the Fort Osage school district. He died on 12 February 1982 in San Joaquin, Fresno, CA.¹⁶⁶¹ The Social Security Death Index gives the place as Somerton, Yuma, AZ. Perhaps he resided in one place and died in the other. Parents: TEMPLE-77463 and O'NEIL-77464.

Spouse: Lena A. BELANGER-102240.

Lewis F. TEMPLE (private).