EACH INDIVIDUAL MEMBER OF MY FAMILY TREE
As I add a family member to the tree, I try to find a source. My tree on Ancestry is large because I have added children and their spouses. Most of the time, I have listed each of the children’s family. For each person added, I feel fairly certain that it came from a ‘found’ source.
http://www.ewingfamilyassociation.org/documents/Ewing_James/james_ewing_pioneer_toohey.pdf
By Anne Toohey, Library of Congress, 11 April 1996
VERY important documentation of the early 1800 letters - her
research caused Wallace Ewing to take off the last name of Sarah Edwards as the wife of
Jame (Pocahontas) Ewing 1721-1801.
The Ewings of Frederick Co. VA By Evelyn Jones Ewing and James Earl Ewing, Jr. Copyright 1986
Follows the line of John of Carnshanaugh (1648-1745) and his
second wife Jennet McElvaney through his son William (1711-1781) through his
son Robert (1761-1826). Robert was part of the correspondence of
letters in the early 1800s. This William would have been a brother to my James
(Pocahontas) Ewing Sr. (1721-1801).
They site sources including The History of Epler Oldwiller,
Huckleberry, Carr, and Ewing Families. These were all tied to S.S.Jameson of
Burnet Texas 1895. This family history ties directly to my line. They record
information from the Burt Book, found in the Magee Library, Londonderry. The
Burt Book has records kept by Rev. A Ferguson, minister of the Presbyterian
Congregation at Burt, County Donegal from 1685-1718. This book shows our lineage all the way to
Elizabeth Ewing b. 1755 who married Samuel James Jameson, who is their grandson
of Burnet, Texas. He supplied all the information.
This gives all of the documentation of this family as pulled together by the professionals, as best as they could.
Chapter XI in John Ewing (1648-1745) Of Carnshanaugh p 54-86
https://www.genealogycenter.info/viewpage_ewingoneamerican.php?realpage=5&display=eoa
One American Family – Pocahontas James by Wallace K. Ewing
Ph.D.
I have followed “Wally” since I began the research. There
would be nothing more that I could add about the Ewing Family, except to
document my line from F.S. Ewing (1869-1962) to James H (Henry?) Ewing b. 1829
to William P Ewing (1804-1864). All sources after that have my line connected
to William P Ewing,
http://www.ewingfamilyassociation.org/documents/Sproul/Sproul_Part_2.html
The Early Ewing Families of Augusta County, Virginia: Parts II to IV
By William W. Sproul, III
http://o.pcahs.org/pcaolr/database/acdpcd-p/p981.htm#i75590
Website through Pike County Arkansas Archives and History Society gives connections all the way to F.S. Ewing. I’m not sure how to access their sources. Has my William P Ewing (1804-1864) as the son of James (1758-1810) and unknown mother. Wallace K Ewing placed William P as the son of James and Ladovsey Dilliard. Because Wallace “Wally” and the Ewing Family Assoc have documented and written out so much history, I have used his information as my “Bible” for this family.
http://www.sproulfamily.net/jemc.pdf
By William Sproul Found in the Ewing Family Journal Vol. 15 No.2 May 2009, 14 pages. This includes a lot of Ewing history. Interesting that my great-grandfather married a Sproul but I have never been able to find documentation on her or her Sproul family.
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