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Benjamin Franklin Ewing

BirthMarch 20, 1847 - Perry County, Pennsylvania
Death22 Sep 1905 - McVeytown, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSusan Barnhart
FatherJoseph Ewing

Born in Perry County, Pennsylvania on March 20, 1847 to Joseph Ewing and Susan Barnhart. Benjamin Franklin Ewing married Amelia M. Moran and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Sep 1905 in McVeytown, Mifflin, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Joseph Ewing
1801 - 1869
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Susan Barnhart
1811 - 1863
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Amelia M. Moran
1852 - 1915
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Minnie L. Ewing Fluke
1872 - 1941
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Rae Amelia Frank
1897 - 1937
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Florine Katherine Ewing Seasoltz
1890 - 1967
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Annie B Ewing
1874 - 1896
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David Lloyd Ewing
1879 - 1952
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Grace Mabel Ewing
1876 - 1916
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Benjamin Gwynn Ewing
1884 - 1926
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William Guy Ewing
1894 - 1962
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Ethel Mcwilliams Ewing Porter
1893 - 1975
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James Ewing
1870 - Unknown

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