Lindsay Felix and Steven Lewis's baby Jackson 24th baby to wear gown KENMORE, N.Y., Oct. 29 (UPI) -- A New York state couple said their 3-month-old boy carried on a family tradition by becoming the 24th baby to be christened in a 108-year-old gown. Lindsay Felix and Steven Lewis of Kenmore said the 3-foot-long lawn and lace gown he wore during his baptism Sunday at St. Joseph University Parish in Buffalo was first worn by his mother's great-grandmother, Katherine Wahl, at her July 7, 1904, baptism, The Buffalo News reported Monday. Felix said ribbons -- blue for a boy, pink for a girl -- are traditionally sewn on every time the garment is worn by a new infant. It's in good condition. It probably has some discoloration around the collar from years of baby puke, but there are no rips or tears in it," Felix said. It's nice that men and women in the family share in the wearing of the gown. Family members said Jackson's 10-day-old cousin, Micaela Milliron, will be the next to wear the gown.