JOHN EWING was a son of William and Eleanor Ewing, nee Thompson, and was a native of the Conococheague valley, in what is now Franklin county. His brothers, James, Robert and Alexander, and himself, came to the vicinity of what was afterward McFarland’s mill, in 1788. (See sketch of Mrs. Mary Horn Work, a daughter of James Ewing for Ewing notes.) John Ewing was married to Sarah Moore, of Westmoreland county. Their children were: James, d., m. first to Jane Harbison, d., and second to M. Hart, d.; William, d., m. to Margaret Elder, d.; John, d., m. to Sarah McCurdy; Robert, b. in 1804, m. in 1828 to Elizabeth Walker; and Alexander, m. to M. McAfree. Robert located in 1828, in the woods on his present farm, near Lewisville, Conemaugh township, where he still remains.