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Lewis Levine (b. March 21, 1862, d. November 1911)

Lewis Levine (son of Joseph Levine and Gertrude Levine) was born March 21, 1862 in Russia, and died November 1911 in Sharon, PA. He married Rose Snyder Levine on 1891 in New Castle, PA, daughter of Mr. Snyder and Mrs. Snyder.

Notes for Lewis Levine:
Lewis Levine was a merchant in New Castle, PA. He died on a street car
traveling from Youngstown< OH to Sharon,PA. He died as the result of a
heart attack. Lewis was an inventor. He invented and patented the
first brake on the hub of the wheel. He also invented the jig saw by
converting a sewing machine with a blade to make it into a jig saw.
Another invention of his was the casement window.

More About Lewis Levine:
Burial: November 06, 1911, Jewish Cemetery New Castle, PA.

More About Lewis Levine and Rose Snyder Levine:
Marriage: 1891, New Castle, PA.

Children of Lewis Levine and Rose Snyder Levine are:

+Abraham Levine, b., New Castle, PA, d., Youngstown, OH.
+Jake Levine, b., NewCaste, PA, d., Miami, FL.
+Bessie Levine Routman, b. March 04, 1894, New Castle, PA, d. August 27, 1968, Sharon, Pa.