Mr. Ewing was the husband of Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing. they were married between 1806-1818 in South Carolina and they had at least one child together by their marriage:.
(1) Thomas G. Ewing (Born 1820 SC).
After Mr. Ewing died, Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing remained a widow, until she died in 1858, Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She was shown living next door to their son, Thomas G. Ewing, when the 1850 Census of Alabama, Tallapoosa County was taken.
[See this census in the photo section.
From the National Archives; Document dated May 10, 1938; From A.D. Millner, Executive Assistant to the Administrator: Page 2; Paragraph 4:
John Stanfield and his wife, Sarah, had twelve children, ten of whom were as follows: Elizabeth, their first child, born January 19, 1778; Richard, who married Martha Grimes, and died previous to 1848, survived by said Martha; Sarah; William Stanfield, who was born February 2, 1787, in Randolph County, North Carolina, and resided in Wayne County, Tennessee, in 1848; Jane, their fifth child, born about 1786, in Randolph County, North Carolina, who was Janie Ewing, of Tallapoosa County, Alabama in 1848.........
[See this document in the photo section].
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's mother, Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield, filed for a Rev War pension from Murray Co., GA on July 12, 1848. The Pension file is #W6215 at National Archives.
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's sworn statement was part of Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield pension application, on July 5, 1848, "Jain Ewing" appeared in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama court before Judge Leroy Gresham, whereupon she made a deposition on behalf of her mother's pension application.
In her deposition, Jane (Stanfield) Ewing says she's the daughter of John and Sarah Stanfield, and that she was born in Randolph County, North Carolina and lived there about 9 years before her family moved to Abbeville District, SC.
(1) Thomas G. Ewing (Born 1820 SC).
After Mr. Ewing died, Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing remained a widow, until she died in 1858, Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She was shown living next door to their son, Thomas G. Ewing, when the 1850 Census of Alabama, Tallapoosa County was taken.
[See this census in the photo section.
From the National Archives; Document dated May 10, 1938; From A.D. Millner, Executive Assistant to the Administrator: Page 2; Paragraph 4:
John Stanfield and his wife, Sarah, had twelve children, ten of whom were as follows: Elizabeth, their first child, born January 19, 1778; Richard, who married Martha Grimes, and died previous to 1848, survived by said Martha; Sarah; William Stanfield, who was born February 2, 1787, in Randolph County, North Carolina, and resided in Wayne County, Tennessee, in 1848; Jane, their fifth child, born about 1786, in Randolph County, North Carolina, who was Janie Ewing, of Tallapoosa County, Alabama in 1848.........
[See this document in the photo section].
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's mother, Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield, filed for a Rev War pension from Murray Co., GA on July 12, 1848. The Pension file is #W6215 at National Archives.
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's sworn statement was part of Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield pension application, on July 5, 1848, "Jain Ewing" appeared in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama court before Judge Leroy Gresham, whereupon she made a deposition on behalf of her mother's pension application.
In her deposition, Jane (Stanfield) Ewing says she's the daughter of John and Sarah Stanfield, and that she was born in Randolph County, North Carolina and lived there about 9 years before her family moved to Abbeville District, SC.
Mr. Ewing was the husband of Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing. they were married between 1806-1818 in South Carolina and they had at least one child together by their marriage:.
(1) Thomas G. Ewing (Born 1820 SC).
After Mr. Ewing died, Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing remained a widow, until she died in 1858, Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She was shown living next door to their son, Thomas G. Ewing, when the 1850 Census of Alabama, Tallapoosa County was taken.
[See this census in the photo section.
From the National Archives; Document dated May 10, 1938; From A.D. Millner, Executive Assistant to the Administrator: Page 2; Paragraph 4:
John Stanfield and his wife, Sarah, had twelve children, ten of whom were as follows: Elizabeth, their first child, born January 19, 1778; Richard, who married Martha Grimes, and died previous to 1848, survived by said Martha; Sarah; William Stanfield, who was born February 2, 1787, in Randolph County, North Carolina, and resided in Wayne County, Tennessee, in 1848; Jane, their fifth child, born about 1786, in Randolph County, North Carolina, who was Janie Ewing, of Tallapoosa County, Alabama in 1848.........
[See this document in the photo section].
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's mother, Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield, filed for a Rev War pension from Murray Co., GA on July 12, 1848. The Pension file is #W6215 at National Archives.
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's sworn statement was part of Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield pension application, on July 5, 1848, "Jain Ewing" appeared in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama court before Judge Leroy Gresham, whereupon she made a deposition on behalf of her mother's pension application.
In her deposition, Jane (Stanfield) Ewing says she's the daughter of John and Sarah Stanfield, and that she was born in Randolph County, North Carolina and lived there about 9 years before her family moved to Abbeville District, SC.
(1) Thomas G. Ewing (Born 1820 SC).
After Mr. Ewing died, Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing remained a widow, until she died in 1858, Tallapoosa County, Alabama. She was shown living next door to their son, Thomas G. Ewing, when the 1850 Census of Alabama, Tallapoosa County was taken.
[See this census in the photo section.
From the National Archives; Document dated May 10, 1938; From A.D. Millner, Executive Assistant to the Administrator: Page 2; Paragraph 4:
John Stanfield and his wife, Sarah, had twelve children, ten of whom were as follows: Elizabeth, their first child, born January 19, 1778; Richard, who married Martha Grimes, and died previous to 1848, survived by said Martha; Sarah; William Stanfield, who was born February 2, 1787, in Randolph County, North Carolina, and resided in Wayne County, Tennessee, in 1848; Jane, their fifth child, born about 1786, in Randolph County, North Carolina, who was Janie Ewing, of Tallapoosa County, Alabama in 1848.........
[See this document in the photo section].
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's mother, Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield, filed for a Rev War pension from Murray Co., GA on July 12, 1848. The Pension file is #W6215 at National Archives.
Jane "Janie" (Stanfield) Ewing's sworn statement was part of Sarah (Roberts) Stanfield pension application, on July 5, 1848, "Jain Ewing" appeared in Tallapoosa Co., Alabama court before Judge Leroy Gresham, whereupon she made a deposition on behalf of her mother's pension application.
In her deposition, Jane (Stanfield) Ewing says she's the daughter of John and Sarah Stanfield, and that she was born in Randolph County, North Carolina and lived there about 9 years before her family moved to Abbeville District, SC.
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