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William Lee D. Ewing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William Lee Davidson Ewing (August 31, 1795–March 25, 1846) was a U.S. Senators from Illinois. Ewing was born in Paris, Kentucky and practiced law in Shawneetown, Illinois. Upon the death of Elias Kane in 1837, Ewing was appointed by Joseph Duncan to serve out the rest of Kane's term in the U.S. Senate. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Lee_Davidson_Ewing   (232 words)

John Ewing William, born 1760 in Virginia, died 1855 in Lee County Virginia. This last will and testament of John Ewing, deceased, was presented in Court by William Ewing, one of the Executors, therein named, and proved by the oathes of John Montgomery, Sen'r., John Montgomery, Jun'r., and Samuel Montgomery three of the witnesses thereto, and ordered to be recorded. Second, if John Ewing had waited until 1770-71 to move to Cripple Creek, then Charles and Ellender would not have had very much time to meet, marry and conceive their first child Jane, who was born in 1772. home.southwind.net /~crowther/Cocke/JohnEwing.htm   (1860 words)

Descendants of William Lee Davidson and Mary Brevard Ephraim Brevard DAVIDSON (William Lee) was born 22 Jan 1779 in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. William A. DAVIDSON was born 1835 in Louisiana. William DAVIDSON was born 1845 in St Helena Parish, Louisiana. homepages.rootsweb.com /~genea/Dzwmbrevard.html   (2178 words)

Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois William H. Bissell had an illustrious career in politics, including representative in the state legislature and United States Congress. William H. Herndon was considered radical and controversial. While serving in Congress, it is reported that he was challenged to a duel by Jefferson Davis, and accepted the challenge. www.geocities.com /llcschool/OakRidge.htm   (2498 words)

Fauna Mihalko Genealogy Files Re-typed obituary of Eliza Lee from the Frankfort News, Frankfort, IN, 10/03/1910. William Fewell, of Republican twp., and Miss Anna Bell Hammond, of Smyrna twp, were married Sept. 21st at 7'o clock p. William Baxter, s/o Daniel Baxter (supporter of the M.E. Church), born near the Little Miami, Ohio, in 1804. myindianahome.net /gen/jeff/records/family/mihalko.html   (13667 words)

John and Ephriam McLean Finis, Ewing’s uncle, Andrew Ewing, was clerk of the court which handled the case, and Davidson's Academy was named for William Lee Davidson, the father of Ewing’s wife and cousin to Ephraim’s wife, Elizabeth. Davidson's Academy became so much in controversy between the newest pioneers and the old trustees that a new school was started and eventually they gave way to join together. Davidson County in North Carolina and Tennessee were named in the General’s honor, after he was killed at Cowen’s Ford, North Carolina, during the Revolution. www.tennkin.com /bios/johnandeph_bio.htm   (9017 words)

THL November-December-03 William Van Ness Bay, Ephraim B. Ewing, in Reminiscences of the Bench and Bar of Missouri 172 (1878); Charles W. Sloan, Ephraim B. Ewing, 11 Green Bag 441 (1899). Since the tuition paid by students went directly as salary to the law professor, Ewing could have made the decision that the salary coming in was not as high as expected, needed or promised by the school, and left the law department to practice law or pursue another line of work. Robert Chatham Donnell Ewing was a son of Finis Ewing, the chief founder of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, to which Trinity belonged. www.thehoustonlawyer.com /aa_nov03/aa_feature/page34/page34.htm   (4790 words)

Scots and Scots Descendants - E She was the daughter of William and Ann Edgar of Pelham, MA and Cambridge, NY. Ewing, G. - A Convenanting minister, taught school in Section 9, east of Eden, IL in the summer of 1822.6 Married 1849 Mary P. Helm; children: William, George, Marion (widow of Lucian P. Cheney, druggist in Chicago), Helen I. (widow of S. Wyatt), and Charles W. Two had passed away in 1912. www.chicago-scots.org /clubs/History/Names-E.htm   (2292 words)

Cowpens staff ride & battlefield tour From the pitiable description of Sergeant Major William Seymour to the repetitive discussion of forage, shoes, and tents in the correspondence, it seems clear that Greene's deployment in December 1780 was motivated primarily by logistical considerations, as was Morgan's proposal to invade Georgia and his plea to rejoin the main army. Shown is the episode in the battle when Colonel William Washington, riding too far in advance of his men, was assaulted by three British officers, only to be saved by his black waiter and an attending American officer. The original suggestion that Morgan conduct a raid was put forward by North Carolina militia General William Davidson in a letter dated 27 November 1780. cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil /carl/resources/csi/Moncure/moncure.asp   (19549 words)

THE GOVERNORS OF ILLINOIS William Lee Davidson EWING, Democrat from Fayette Co. William was born in Paris, Bourban, KY on Aug 31, 1795. He is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Bloomington, IL William Grant STRATTON, Republican from Grundy county, took office on Jan 12, 1953. Edward Coles was born Dec 15, 1786 in Albermarle County, VA. While attending William and Mary College he developed antislavery feelings. www.iltrails.org /govs.html   (4710 words)

William Lee Davidson Ewing EWING, William Lee Davidson, senator, born in 1795; died in Ohio, 25 March 1846. He was speaker of the state House of Representatives in 1840, and in 1843 was chosen state auditor, which office he held until his death. He received an academic education, studied law, was admitted to the bar, and began practice. www.famousamericans.net /williamleedavidsonewing   (293 words)

New Entries - American Revolution Soldier Links William Stinchcomb was a paymaster in the Maryland Militia with the rank of Lieutenant. William E. Murley served under George Rogers Clarke in 1779, he was sworn in as a Lt of the Yohogania, County VA Militia. William was at the Battle of Point Pleasant, VA (Dunmore's War). www.geocities.com /Pentagon/7977/geobook.html   (8651 words)

Sbertoli~Anthony * Laura Ewing later took her grandmother's name of Margaret. homepage.cooketech.net /~lms103e4/ewing.htm   (18 words)

History of the Illinois Comptroller's Office He was hired as a clerk in the Auditors office and held the position until the death of Auditor Ewing, when Governor Ford appointed him the fill the vacancy. Auditor Ewing was the only Auditor who died in office. Within a period of 25 years, he was Governor, Lt. Governor, U.S. Senator, State Senator, State Representative, Speaker of the House, President pro tem of the Illinois Senate, Clerk of the House, an Indian Agent, a soldier and a lawyer. www.comptroller.state.il.us /Office/history.cfm   (2621 words)

THE EWING FAMILY TREE Since Gustavus Ewing was among the 5th generation of our Ewings in America--the first being the immigrant Alexander Ewing--the generations of Gussie's descendants will be numbered accordingly. My research into this area of my family's history is based in great part on the work of my late uncle, Vernon T. Ewing, and the sources which he accessed as well as the personal research he did. For extensive data on the families of Robert Ewing in Ireland and the first four generations of the family in America, please visit the web site of James McMichael. www.mcrosieworks.bravepages.com /e_tree.html   (671 words)

HUITT-CARLIN [William Lee Davidson Ewing] He was succeeded by the 6th governor, who served from Dec. 1834 to Dec 1838,, Joseph Duncan 6th gov. was succeeded by Thomas Carlin,, the 7th Governor. However, many Illinois historians don't include William Lee Davidson Ewing the "Fifth" person to hold the title of governor, in the list of governors, since he served only a few months. Notes for WILLIAM H. William H. Carlin, an attorney, was elected an Illinois State Senator. www.carrollscorner.net /Huitt3.htm   (6149 words)

GenSearcher's Forum, Pg 8 I am a descendent of Gen. William Lee Davidson of N.C. revolutionary war, through his son Ephraim Brevard Davidson and his second wife Mary Baker Ewing. Lee's sons it is probably E.B. Davidson (my ggg-grandfather) as the Gen. had 4 sons 2 are buried in Alabama and 1 buried in Mississippi. Looking for ancestry of Philip Obergfell born abt 1833 and his wife Barbara Jordan born apr1829, both born in Germany; he immigrated from Baden in 1853 and she from Bavaria in 1854 to Jersey City where they were married and had children William born 5Sep1864 and Elizabeth born 1861. www.gensearcher.com /8geobook.html   (3570 words)

U.S. states F-K 17 Nov 1834- 3 Dec 1834 William Lee Davidson Ewing (b. 4 Jan 1881 - 7 Jan 1885 William Dunningston Bloxham (b. 2 Sep 1957 - 3 Dec 1962 William Francis Quinn (b. www.worldstatesmen.org /US_states_F-K.html   (5041 words)

Grave Sites of Illinois Governors Adlai Ewing Stevenson II (D) Evergreen Cem, Bloomington www.graveyards.com /IL/governors.html   (100 words)

Finis Ewing Family Information Children of Robert Sloan and Margaret Davidson Ewing Sloan: Children of Thompson McGready Ewing and Mary Pettis Barron Ewing: Children of Ephraim Brevard Ewing and Elizabeth Ann Allen Ewing: www.cumberland.org /hfcpc/minister/EwingFinisFamily.htm   (488 words)

Mountain Empire Community College Press Release Robinette was instrumental in the establishment of MECC to expand higher education opportunities for residents of Lee, Scott, Wise, and Dickenson counties and the City of Norton. Donnie Lee Artrip, Tera Dawn Bishop, David Allen Britter, Mildred Orlena Brown, Dallas A. Caudill, Wanda Joy Cheek, Larry Chadwick Hartsock, Lawanna Gail Quillen, Gregory Allen Ridings, James Benjamin Shope, Geneva Sue Thomas, Amanda Lynn Woliver Robinette is a graduate of the former East Stone Gap High School and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration and Economics from Lincoln Memorial University. www.me.cc.va.us /press_release/2004/042304graduation.htm   (730 words)

William 1965 William Eckert is unanimously elected commissioner of baseball 1995 William A Fowler, U.S. nuclear/astro physicist (Nobel 1983), dies at 83 1939 William J Mayo, U.S. surgeon/co-founder Mayo Clinic, dies at 78 www.brainyhistory.com /topics/w/william.html   (6390 words)

High office or high comedy? He will be expected to measure up to -- and immediately surpass -- William Lee Davidson Ewing, a brilliant reader of men who dismissed Abraham Lincoln as a "course and vulgar fellow." He will stand in the miniscule shadow of Elias Kent Kane, who was such a power on Capitol Hill that he chaired the Committee to Audit and Contain the Contingent Expenses. And he will have to reckon with the daunting legacies of even lesser lights. www.suntimes.com /output/elect/nwx-nws-hist17.html   (1076 words)

Sbertoli~Anthony NOTE: 3 children have the basic same dates of birth: Warren, William, and Thomas. Birth: 16 Mar 1814 Place: Logansport, Butler, Kentucky homepage.cooketech.net /~lms103e4/ewing2.html   (89 words)

PROJECT WAVE Other Leards: William J. Leaird, Jesse J. Leaird, and David Leard (Note difference in spellings) Also, their nephew, Polk Leaird was killed at Chicamauga. Sponsor: Nelson Waller In Honor of: Col. William R. Aylett 53rd Virginia Inf. SPONSOR: Margarita Waters In Memory of her late husband: Candler Ray Waters who was a member of the Ogeechee Rifles Camp #941 of Statesboro, Ga. and also the 32nd Georgia Battery C Field Artillery. www.southernmessenger.org /flag_poles.htm   (8789 words)

First Ladies of Illinois wife of William Lee Davidson Ewing, the fifth governor of Illinois, 1834 wife of William Harrison Bissell, the eleventh governor of Illinois, 1857-1860 history.alliancelibrarysystem.com /illinoiswomen/first.cfm   (366 words)

CollegeSports.com Ewing Selected In Second Round Of The 2005 NBA Draft Duke's Lee Advances To Quarterfinals Of U.S. Women's Amateur Senior Katie Grant and the Blue Devil field hockey team remained undefeated Saturday www.cstv.com /teams/duke   (298 words)

Grave Sites of Illinois Senators Otis F. Glenn (R) Onekama Cem., Onekama MI William H. Dieterich (D) Rushville City Cem., Rushville www.graveyards.com /IL/senators.html   (193 words)

Infoplease Search: vandalia (Biographies - U.S. Congress) EWING, William Lee Davidson (1795—1846) Senate Years of Service: 1835-1837 Party: Jacksonian... www.infoplease.com /search.php3?query=Vandalia&in=all   (218 words)

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