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 Abt 1807 - 1888 (~ 81 years)
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| Name |
Thomas M. Ewell |
| Nickname |
Maxcey |
| Born |
Abt 1807 |
, Albemarle, Virginia  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
17 Mar 1888 |
Kentucky |
| Buried |
, Laurel, Kentucky |
| Person ID |
I2636 |
Maxcey Ewell Family |
| Last Modified |
7 Feb 2017 |
| Father |
Leighton Ewell, b. Abt 1787, , Albemarle, Virginia, USA , d. Abt 1873, Kentucky (Age ~ 86 years) |
| Mother |
Susan Athey, b. Abt 1788, of Romney, Hampshire, West Virginia, USA |
| Married |
Abt 1806 |
Virginia, USA |
| Notes |
- Marr: Estimated date and place from first Child's birth
SS; Joseph Evans and Rosilla Evans Racker, Proxey for Mrs Layton Ewell
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| Family ID |
F1008 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Birth: Page 127, The Ewells in America by James H Ewell, Ref. Col G.W. Ewell Washington D.C. gives name as Thomas M. Ewell. Noraye Sinclaire,descendant, said his name was Thomas Lieghton Ewell, and was often called Maxcey.
Marr: DItto
Death: Ditto, also in Columbia Missouri at Ellis Library in the Book "History of Cole,Moniteau,Morgan Ref F626 H629 Pg 762, found an article about Dr. Silas W Ewell, son of Richard Lieghton Ewell who's father is Thomas Maxey Ewell II. It stated that Richard's Father was supposed to be killed by Indians in Missouri. No date was given.
FGS sent by Bill Sampson in 1999, gave complete date
Ord: Stamped Archive Sheet
Birth: Estimated from Marriage date and other siblings
Marr: Missouri Marriages before 1840 Ref; FHL 977.8 V20
Death: Died intestate Admr., George W. Hudspeth Ref. FHL Bk 977.813 P2h Page 14
A Letter dated,26 Dec 1904 by R.L.Ewell said his grandfather had two sons by his first wife, John H. Ewell and Thomas M. Ewell and both have been dead abt 60 years. Also had a dau. Susan. My Uncle "Jack" never Married.
A descendant, Noraye Sinclaire recalls stories from her grandmother Alice Ewell about Thomas. He left the family and was believed to have been killed by indians in Missouri. So Marinda remarries, thinking he has died. Many years later, he just shows up, in his old age, to die near his family. He, like his father, is suspected to have fathered other children in the years he was absent.
Thomas was a sea captain.
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