Biographical Information.
Andrew Jackson Ewing. Born 15th September 1819. Owingsville Bath Co, Kentucky.
To Putman And Jane Graham McClelland Ewing. Who Married. 20th February 1801 Cecil Co, Maryland.
Andrew Jackson was one of Fourteen Siblings.
He Married Lydia Harriet Conner . 1846 Cecil Maryland.
Parents of Eleven Children.
In 1870. Andrew Jackson And Wife Lydia, with Seven of Their Children. Resided In,
Owingsville, Bath Co, Kentucky.
Male. Age Listed as 51. Martial Status Married.
White
An Owingsville Death
Owingsville, Ky. January 22nd--(Special)--
Hon. A. J. Ewing died about 5 o'clock this morning, of Bright's disease of the kidneys. Mr. Ewing was the wealthiest man in the county, and had held many public offices, being elected to two terms as Judge of the Bath County Court, and to one term in the State Senate. He was prominently mentioned at one time as a candidate for Governor of this State. He was seventy-one years old when he died. He leaves a large family, all girls but one, and all of whom are married but one.
Contributed by S. Frazier
Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) 23 Jan 1890, Thu. Page 3
Contributor:
S.Frazier
Andrew Jackson Ewing. Born 15th September 1819. Owingsville Bath Co, Kentucky.
To Putman And Jane Graham McClelland Ewing. Who Married. 20th February 1801 Cecil Co, Maryland.
Andrew Jackson was one of Fourteen Siblings.
He Married Lydia Harriet Conner . 1846 Cecil Maryland.
Parents of Eleven Children.
In 1870. Andrew Jackson And Wife Lydia, with Seven of Their Children. Resided In,
Owingsville, Bath Co, Kentucky.
Male. Age Listed as 51. Martial Status Married.
White
An Owingsville Death
Owingsville, Ky. January 22nd--(Special)--
Hon. A. J. Ewing died about 5 o'clock this morning, of Bright's disease of the kidneys. Mr. Ewing was the wealthiest man in the county, and had held many public offices, being elected to two terms as Judge of the Bath County Court, and to one term in the State Senate. He was prominently mentioned at one time as a candidate for Governor of this State. He was seventy-one years old when he died. He leaves a large family, all girls but one, and all of whom are married but one.
Contributed by S. Frazier
Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) 23 Jan 1890, Thu. Page 3
Contributor:
S.Frazier
Biographical Information.
Andrew Jackson Ewing. Born 15th September 1819. Owingsville Bath Co, Kentucky.
To Putman And Jane Graham McClelland Ewing. Who Married. 20th February 1801 Cecil Co, Maryland.
Andrew Jackson was one of Fourteen Siblings.
He Married Lydia Harriet Conner . 1846 Cecil Maryland.
Parents of Eleven Children.
In 1870. Andrew Jackson And Wife Lydia, with Seven of Their Children. Resided In,
Owingsville, Bath Co, Kentucky.
Male. Age Listed as 51. Martial Status Married.
White
An Owingsville Death
Owingsville, Ky. January 22nd--(Special)--
Hon. A. J. Ewing died about 5 o'clock this morning, of Bright's disease of the kidneys. Mr. Ewing was the wealthiest man in the county, and had held many public offices, being elected to two terms as Judge of the Bath County Court, and to one term in the State Senate. He was prominently mentioned at one time as a candidate for Governor of this State. He was seventy-one years old when he died. He leaves a large family, all girls but one, and all of whom are married but one.
Contributed by S. Frazier
Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) 23 Jan 1890, Thu. Page 3
Contributor:
S.Frazier
Andrew Jackson Ewing. Born 15th September 1819. Owingsville Bath Co, Kentucky.
To Putman And Jane Graham McClelland Ewing. Who Married. 20th February 1801 Cecil Co, Maryland.
Andrew Jackson was one of Fourteen Siblings.
He Married Lydia Harriet Conner . 1846 Cecil Maryland.
Parents of Eleven Children.
In 1870. Andrew Jackson And Wife Lydia, with Seven of Their Children. Resided In,
Owingsville, Bath Co, Kentucky.
Male. Age Listed as 51. Martial Status Married.
White
An Owingsville Death
Owingsville, Ky. January 22nd--(Special)--
Hon. A. J. Ewing died about 5 o'clock this morning, of Bright's disease of the kidneys. Mr. Ewing was the wealthiest man in the county, and had held many public offices, being elected to two terms as Judge of the Bath County Court, and to one term in the State Senate. He was prominently mentioned at one time as a candidate for Governor of this State. He was seventy-one years old when he died. He leaves a large family, all girls but one, and all of whom are married but one.
Contributed by S. Frazier
Published in The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky) 23 Jan 1890, Thu. Page 3
Contributor:
S.Frazier
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