Born: April 3, 1763 Lee, Berkshire, Ma.
Died: March 5, 1835 Clay County, Mo.
Baptized: February 5, 1940
Endowed: March 11, 1940
Daughter of: Jonathan Lewis and Persis Crosby (Sealed to Parents: October 14, 1993 Provo Temple)
OR: Francis Lewis (1737) and Jane or Tryphena (Indian) daughter of: Squawman (Charles) and Running Deer (1715)
Married: Sylvanus Hulet around 1786/1787 in Lee, Berkshire, Massachusetts. (Sealed: September 1, 1944)
Children:
1. Sally Hulet b: October 29, 1787 d: Aug 1846
2. Charles Hulet b: March 3, 1790 d: May 9, 1863
3. Charlotte Hulet b: November 7, 1792 d: September 1838
4. Rhoda Hulet b: November 8, 1795 d: August 1, 1837
5. Tryphena Hulet b: August 8, 1797 d: April 6, 1829
6. Jonathan Hulet b: 1798 d:
7. Sylvester Hulet b: March 2, 1800 d: November 7, 1883
8: Francis Hulet b: March 3, 1802 d: March 14, 1882
9. Mary Smith Hulet b: December 15, 1804 d: September 5, 1831
10. Tryphina Hulet b: 1806 d: April 6, 1829
11. Tryphia Hulet b: 1806 d:
Mary was part Indian. She told her grandchildren that Running Deer was a lovely Indian girl living with her tribe in an Indian village in the western part of Massachusetts or along the Mohawk River in New York. White men came exploring. Some of them married Indian women. So it was, that Running Deer married a white man. They had children. Then, one of Running Deer’s daughters married a man by the name of Lewis and had a daughter, Mary Lewis. When the dark haired, dark eyed Mary was a girl, her even darker mother took her to an Indian village. One of the Indian women gave Mary an Indian dress, another gave her moccasins, others gave other gifts. Mary never forgot that visit. She had met her close Indian kindred. Sometime during 1835 Mary died and was buried in Clay County.