Older sister of Elvira Woodbury; born in Gerry, New York; baptized in New York along with other family members in 1843; moved to Nauvoo, Illinois, where she married Kimball Bullock in 1846; following his death, married Philip B. Lewis in 1848 at Winter Quarters, Nebraska; immigrated with her husband to Utah that same year; left with her husband for mission to Pacific in 1851; stationed with her husband at Honolulu; sick during much of her time in Hawai‘i; left Hawai‘i for California in November 1854; died in San Bernardino, California, while her husband was still on mission. (See Jenson, BE, 3:671–72; Barney, Stevens Genealogy, 237–38, 261–62; Ellsworth, History of Louisa Barnes Pratt, 217–18; Lyman, Payne, and Ellsworth, No Place to Call Home, 292, 343, 345, 347; Lewis journal, Nov. 4, 1854; Sept. 16, 1855; GQC journal, frequent references, Aug. 1851–July 1854.)