Family Group Sheet
NameEugene Raymond Lewright
Birth4 Oct 1892, Washington, Franklin Co., Missouri
Death18 Jul 1955, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri
FatherJames Thomas Lewright (1854-1935)
MotherEmma Reinhard (1864-1948)
Notes for Eugene Raymond Lewright
His WW I draft registration card, filed 5 June 1917, records Eugene R. Lewright, age 24, residence 199 Forrest, Detroit, Michigan, born 4 Oct 1892 in Washington, Missouri, occupation public accountant, employer Price Waterhouse & Co., Detroit, single, no dependents.
His death certificate records Eugene Raymond Lewright, age 62, born 5 Oct 1892 in Washington, Mo, died 18 July 1955 at Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo, usual residence 317 East 5th St., Washington, Mo, never married, occupation banker, father James Lewright, mother’s maiden name Emma Reinhard, cause of death bronchogenic carcinoma (primary site left lung) with metastases to liver, informant Ralph Lewright, Washington, Mo, burial in City Cemetery, Union, Mo.
His death certificate records Eugene Raymond Lewright, age 62, born 5 Oct 1892 in Washington, Mo, died 18 July 1955 at Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Mo, usual residence 317 East 5th St., Washington, Mo, never married, occupation banker, father James Lewright, mother’s maiden name Emma Reinhard, cause of death bronchogenic carcinoma (primary site left lung) with metastases to liver, informant Ralph Lewright, Washington, Mo, burial in City Cemetery, Union, Mo.
Census
1930 census of Wayne Co., Michigan, precinct 16, Detroit, enumerated 22 Apr, lists on p. 30A as family #1/31, at Wardell Apts, 15 E. Kirby:
Lewright, Eugene R., 37, single, b. Mo Mo Mo, banker.
(This is one of those precincts where the enumerator started every page with household #1, instead of continuing the numbers from page to page. She also treated the entire apartment building as a “dwelling”, so there are 41 families, mostly singles, all listed as dwelling #1.)
Lewright, Eugene R., 37, single, b. Mo Mo Mo, banker.
(This is one of those precincts where the enumerator started every page with household #1, instead of continuing the numbers from page to page. She also treated the entire apartment building as a “dwelling”, so there are 41 families, mostly singles, all listed as dwelling #1.)
