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Uncle Randal M. Ewing and his wife Ellen McGavock Ewing brought me to Franklin, TN when I was three years old. I was raised in Williamson County, TN at my grandfathers, Dr. A.B. Ewing. He did mention his brother Joe and a Stepmother.
Worked for Lillie Milling Co as a bookkeeper , shipping clerk and handy man. My first office of any kind was police of the city of Franklin.
His obituary of March 5, 1941
Former City Judge Dies in Franklin
He died at home following an illness of several weeks. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Mattie Crutcher of Franklin, and following her death he married Miss Loulie McGavock of Franklin.
He was associated with his son Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. in road construction. Surviving are three sons, William McGavock Ewing, of Franklin, Frank Ewing of Portland, Ore, and Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. of DeRidder, LA.
Taken from the book:
Williamson County Historical Society Journal 1996 No 27 by editor Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017)
Death Notice:
Judge Andrew B. Ewing, "89, prominent resident of Franklin, died 4 mar 1941; bor Max Meadows, Va., 25 Jul 1851 son of Wm. & Lucinda McGavock Ewing; long in politics; once mayor of Franklin; 1922 - 1924 sheriff of Maury Co., last six years city judge; mar (1) Blanche Crutchen; then, (2) Loulie McGavock, dau. of Frank F. McGavock."
(D.H., 5 Mar 1941.)
Uncle Randal M. Ewing and his wife Ellen McGavock Ewing brought me to Franklin, TN when I was three years old. I was raised in Williamson County, TN at my grandfathers, Dr. A.B. Ewing. He did mention his brother Joe and a Stepmother.
Worked for Lillie Milling Co as a bookkeeper , shipping clerk and handy man. My first office of any kind was police of the city of Franklin.
His obituary of March 5, 1941
Former City Judge Dies in Franklin
He died at home following an illness of several weeks. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Mattie Crutcher of Franklin, and following her death he married Miss Loulie McGavock of Franklin.
He was associated with his son Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. in road construction. Surviving are three sons, William McGavock Ewing, of Franklin, Frank Ewing of Portland, Ore, and Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. of DeRidder, LA.
Taken from the book:
Williamson County Historical Society Journal 1996 No 27 by editor Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017)
Death Notice:
Judge Andrew B. Ewing, "89, prominent resident of Franklin, died 4 mar 1941; bor Max Meadows, Va., 25 Jul 1851 son of Wm. & Lucinda McGavock Ewing; long in politics; once mayor of Franklin; 1922 - 1924 sheriff of Maury Co., last six years city judge; mar (1) Blanche Crutchen; then, (2) Loulie McGavock, dau. of Frank F. McGavock."
(D.H., 5 Mar 1941.)
Please add to bio
Uncle Randal M. Ewing and his wife Ellen McGavock Ewing brought me to Franklin, TN when I was three years old. I was raised in Williamson County, TN at my grandfathers, Dr. A.B. Ewing. He did mention his brother Joe and a Stepmother.
Worked for Lillie Milling Co as a bookkeeper , shipping clerk and handy man. My first office of any kind was police of the city of Franklin.
His obituary of March 5, 1941
Former City Judge Dies in Franklin
He died at home following an illness of several weeks. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Mattie Crutcher of Franklin, and following her death he married Miss Loulie McGavock of Franklin.
He was associated with his son Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. in road construction. Surviving are three sons, William McGavock Ewing, of Franklin, Frank Ewing of Portland, Ore, and Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. of DeRidder, LA.
Taken from the book:
Williamson County Historical Society Journal 1996 No 27 by editor Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017)
Death Notice:
Judge Andrew B. Ewing, "89, prominent resident of Franklin, died 4 mar 1941; bor Max Meadows, Va., 25 Jul 1851 son of Wm. & Lucinda McGavock Ewing; long in politics; once mayor of Franklin; 1922 - 1924 sheriff of Maury Co., last six years city judge; mar (1) Blanche Crutchen; then, (2) Loulie McGavock, dau. of Frank F. McGavock."
(D.H., 5 Mar 1941.)
Uncle Randal M. Ewing and his wife Ellen McGavock Ewing brought me to Franklin, TN when I was three years old. I was raised in Williamson County, TN at my grandfathers, Dr. A.B. Ewing. He did mention his brother Joe and a Stepmother.
Worked for Lillie Milling Co as a bookkeeper , shipping clerk and handy man. My first office of any kind was police of the city of Franklin.
His obituary of March 5, 1941
Former City Judge Dies in Franklin
He died at home following an illness of several weeks. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Mattie Crutcher of Franklin, and following her death he married Miss Loulie McGavock of Franklin.
He was associated with his son Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. in road construction. Surviving are three sons, William McGavock Ewing, of Franklin, Frank Ewing of Portland, Ore, and Andrew B. Ewing, Jr. of DeRidder, LA.
Taken from the book:
Williamson County Historical Society Journal 1996 No 27 by editor Rick Warwick submitted by Linda Moore Mora
Contributor: Linda Moore Mora (48168017)
Death Notice:
Judge Andrew B. Ewing, "89, prominent resident of Franklin, died 4 mar 1941; bor Max Meadows, Va., 25 Jul 1851 son of Wm. & Lucinda McGavock Ewing; long in politics; once mayor of Franklin; 1922 - 1924 sheriff of Maury Co., last six years city judge; mar (1) Blanche Crutchen; then, (2) Loulie McGavock, dau. of Frank F. McGavock."
(D.H., 5 Mar 1941.)
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"1851 - 1941"
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