Henry Lewis

Last updated July 21, 2024

Henry Lewis may refer to:

Arts and entertainment

Henry Lewis (artist) (1819–1904), British-born American painter and showman
Henry Clay Lewis (1825–1850), American short story writer and medical doctor
Henry Jackson Lewis (c. 1857–1891), African-American political cartoonist
Henry Lewis (musician) (1932–1996), American double-bassist and orchestral conductor
Henry Lewis (playwright), English playwright in 2015 Laurence Olivier Awards and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery

Military figures

Henry Balding Lewis (1889–1966), U.S. Army officer
Henry Lewis (Medal of Honor) (1844–1930), Medal of Honor recipient

Politicians

Henry Gould Lewis (1820–1891), Connecticut politician
Henry Owen Lewis (1842–1913), Irish Member of Parliament for Carlow Borough, 1874–80
Henry T. Lewis (1847–1903), justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia

Sports figures

Henry Lewis (American football) (active in 1921), American football player
Henry Lewis (baseball) (fl. 1943), American baseball player
Henry Lewis (footballer), Sierra Leonean footballer in 2012 Malaysia Premier League

Others

Henry Lewis (escaped slave), escaped from William Jarvis, a leading official in Upper Canada
Henry Carvill Lewis (1853–1888), American geologist and mineralogist
Henry Lewis (academic) (1889–1968), professor of Welsh
Henry Lewis (surveyor) (1813–1889), discoverer of Lewis Pass in New Zealand
Henry Ardern Lewis (1879–1957), Church of England minister and Cornish Bard
Henry Roger Justin Lewis (born 1925), British lawyer in Fiji

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