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Note for:   George EWING,   1 SEP 1737 - APR 1785         Index

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Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

General George Ewing was in charge of the Commissary at Valley Forge
during the Rev. War. (1777-78)

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Note for:   Patrick EWING,   1 FEB 1736/37 - 11 APR 1819         Index

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Burial:   
     Date:   1819
     Place:   West Nottingham Presbyterian Church Cemetery, West Nottingham, Cecil County, Maryland

Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

Captain Patrick Ewing's Bible shows he was son of Joshua Ewing of Cecil
Co MD. Captain Patrick Ewing served in American Revolutionary War. He
was most active and vigorous in the Patriot cause; he was at the
Commissary in Md. and at Valley. He was a member of the Maryland
convention that formed the Constitution in 1776 [McSherry's History 399],
and was Assistant Deputy in Cecil County, Maryland. His wife Jane Porter
died and he married her sister Elizabeth Porter. Ref. Ellsworth S.
Ewings chart on Joshua Ewings line. Joshua Ewing left Patrick and Robert
(oldest sons) a plantation he bought from Jared Nelson called "Borans
Forrest & "Addition To Success." Patrick was executor along with his
Mother Jane of Joshuas Will which is in Will Book 28, Pages 542-543-544
from HALL OF RECORDS, General Services Dept. P O Box 828, Annapolis, Md.
21401.

References: Clan Ewing of Scotland by Elbert William Robinso Ewing, p.
185-6 &198-202; Maryland Revolutionary Records 1897; Portrait &
Biographical record of Harford & Cecil Counties & etc.; Johnson's History
of Cecil Md, p. 321-322; Archives of Maryland p. 518
See Elsie Jean Hurd Watson, DAR National No 378866, A321-322pp Ref No
245857, dated 20 Oct 1948; Chapter Kentucky Path Middlesboro, Ky (also
verified by Nat No 286048; see also Nat No 83501).

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Note for:   Nathaniel EWING,   23 AUG 1747 - 23 AUG 1822         Index

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Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

1777: Private in the American Revolution, a member of Capt. Jas Houston's
Co Militia; continued during winter of 1777-1778; 1780: in South Carolina
and spent 3 months in militia of North Carolina at Ramsours Mill;
1781Expedition to Guilford Co.; Residence during Revolutaion 1777-1781:
Mooresville & Charlette NC, Rouen Co.
Reference: Pearl Augusta Moore White DAR application was verified by
National Number 336882, dated 13 Jun 1960.

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Note for:   James BREADING,   1726 -          Index

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Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

Lived in Nottingham, Pennsylvnia, and then purchased a plantation
adjoining the Maryland line and Susquehanna River, in Pennsylvania, where
they reared their 6 children.

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Note for:   William EWING,   BET 1723 AND 1724 - 10 SEP 1788         Index

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Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

This William was the son of Nathaniel, the half brother of Joshua, and
Kitty married her half-first cousin.

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Note for:   John [twin] [Rev.][Dr.] EWING,   21 JUN 1732 - 8 SEP 1802         Index

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Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

Rev. John Ewing helped his friend William Penn lay the rock markers that
divide the state of Pennsylvania from Maryland. He was appointed as the
first president of the Univ. of Pa. by Benjamin Franklin in l799. He was
a distinguished clergyman of Phildelphia.

James Ewing and Dr John Ewing (twins) witnessed Samual Ewing will Sep 13
1758

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Note for:   John EWING,   1648 - 23 SEP 1745         Index

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Christening:   
     Date:   4 OCT 1703
     Place:   Carneshaugh, Ireland

Note:   [McNutt7.FTW]

John Ewing was Knighted by King William in 1690 after the Battle of the
Boyne. He was Called "Burgess of Londonderry"- Knighted by King William
in 1690 after the Battle of the Boyne.
- He was called "Burgess of Londonderry"

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