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Orpha Carr

Birth5 Apr 1834 - Ohio
Death21 January 1912 - Leeton, Johnson County, Missouri, United States of America
MotherMary Casebeer
FatherHugh Carr

Born in Ohio on 5 Apr 1834 to Hugh Carr and Mary Casebeer. Orpha Carr married John EWING and had 13 children. She passed away on 21 January 1912 in Leeton, Johnson County, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents
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Hugh Carr
1798 - 1863
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Mary Casebeer
1803 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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John Ewing
1833 - 1910
Children Show all
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Hiram Hulbert Ewing
1858 - 1934
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Elma Ewing Mckee
1866 - 1927
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Nancy (Nannie) G Ewing
1873 - 1936
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James Willis Ewing
1856 - 1918
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Edmond Hugh Ewing
1862 - 1948
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John M. Ewing
1859 - 1937
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Upton Finis Ewing
1877 - 1953
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Aaron Ewing
1864 - 1901
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Loretta Ewing Mohler
1868 - 1945
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Florence Ewing
1875 - 1895
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Margaret Ewing Urie
1870 - 1936
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Florence Ewing
1874 - 1882
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Finis Waldo Ewing
1876 - 1965

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