Family:John Ewing and Ann Smith (1)

Parents: James Ewing and Sarah Mays Capt. John 'Indian John' Ewing b. 25 Dec 1747 Culpeper County, Virginia d. 23 Dec 1824 Gallia County, Ohio	Ann Smith b. Aug 1754 Ireland d. 11 May 1809 Gallia County, Ohio

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Facts and Events

Marriage^[1]^[2]

22 Apr 1774

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	William Ewing	1775
2.	Susannah Ewing	28 Sep 1776 Thorny Creek, Pocahontas County, Virginia	1855 Leando, Van Buren County, Iowa
3.	John Smith Ewing	1778	1837
4.	Jeanette Ewing	1781
5.	Sarah Ewing	1782
6.	Nancy Anne Ewing	1785
7.	Andrew Ewing	1787	1868
8.	Elizabeth Ewing	1790
9.	Lydia Ewing	1793
10.	Samuel Ewing	1797	1855

References

↑ Kathy Vaughan Brisbin. Brisbin email. (email to Thomas F. Ewing, 10/19/1997).
↑ West Virginia Historical and Antiquarian Society (Charleston, West Virginia). The West Virginia Historical Magazine Quarterly
1904.

From "John Ewing and the Clendenin Massacre":

John [Ewing] married Ann Smith in Greenbrier county, and after raising a large family, removed to Gallia county, Ohio, in 1801, pursuing nearly the same course over which the Indians took him nearly forty years before. After his wife's death he lived with his son Andrew Ewing, and his daughter Sarah, wife of General Samuel R. Holcomb, where he died December 23, 1824. He was buried near Vinton, Ohio.