Note: Pioneer Lewis Families by Michael L. Cook, C.G., 1978 According to Randall Lewis Family, David died on September 6, 1718. He was buried near Wyoming, RI, 1 mile from George Perry Card farm and Card Family cemetery. On January 15, 1701 he and wife Elizabeth deeded a tract of land to brother Israel. November 10, 1718, his Will was offered for probate, but three witnesses declared that when signing he "was not right in his understanding." On December 11, 1718, administration was granted to eldest son, Elisha, the widow having refused. Inventory amounted to 329 pounds, 15 shillings, 11 pence, sworn to by widow and son Elisha, viz., (namely) 4 bed wearing apparel, Bible and other books, 4 spinning wheels, 10 cows, bull, yoke of oxen, 9 two years, 14 yearlings, 8 calves, 2 horses, 3 mares, 11 colts, 6 swine, sow and pigs, 37 1/2 loads of oat and straw, 11 1/2 loads of barley and straw, etc. Owned farm, two tracts, in the"Shannock Purchase" adjacent to brother Israel who owned land in the "Little Purchase" area. Land was purchased in between them by David Kenyon (note Kenyon and Card marriages with the Lewis families). See Lewisiana, Vol ? pg. 116. Source: Nathaniel Babcock Genealogy, p: 12 He is the brother of James Lewis