Clan Ewing of Scotland, Early History and Contribution to America: Sketches of Some Family Pioneers and Their Times (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Elbert William R. Ewing

9780260580733: Clan Ewing of Scotland, Early History and Contribution to America: Sketches of Some Family Pioneers and Their Times (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 0260580732 ISBN 13: 9780260580733

Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018

Excerpt from Clan Ewing of Scotland, Early History and Contribution to America: Sketches of Some Family Pioneers and Their Times

After this book was in type Mrs. Lucile Turner, widow of the late distinguished Judge Jesse Turner, Van Buren, Arkansas, sent me a copy of arms and data showing very conclusively her descent from the Old Balloch, Scotland, family which, as I have shown, IS a branch of the Oldest Loch Lomond Ewings of Low land origin. Mrs. Turner was born in Knoxville, Illinois, in 1877, the daughter of Emma Ruth Ewing (1851) and her hus band, J. F. Price. Emma Ruth was the daughter of George Marshall Ewing, born in Uniontown, Pa., in 1818. He married Elizabeth Maria Taylor, of Illinois; and was the son of David Ewing probably born in Ireland. David's Bible states that he left Ireland and went to America November 1, Reaching America he visited relatives in Maryland, then settled in Uniontown and married Ruth Brown of virginia-maryland in 1797. Her father owned and leased the land on which Browns ville is built. Ruth's sister, Elizabeth, married a Cox and their daughter married Gen. T hos. Ewing, one of the descendants of the Hon. Thos. Ewing. He and Mrs. Turner's branch recognized relationship. Elizabeth, another of David Ewing's children, mar ried Wm. Whitton. Many of this David Ewing's descendants live in California and elsewhere.

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