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William Thomas Ewing

Birth1729 - Cardross, Dumbartonshire, Scotland
DeathUnknown - Unknown
MotherHelena Whythill
FatherJohn Miller

Born in Cardross, Dumbartonshire, Scotland on 1729 to John Miller and Helena Whythill. William Thomas Ewing married Jean BONTINE and had 12 children. He passed away on Unknown in Unknown.

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John Miller
1697 - 1737
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Helena Whythill
1705 - Unknown
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Jean Bontine
1735 - Unknown
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James Millar Ewing
1762 - 1843
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Helen Ewing
1785 - 1862
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Margaret Ewing
1766 - Unknown
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William Ewing
1768 - Unknown
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John Miller Ewing
1760 - Unknown
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Daniel Ewing
1783 - Unknown
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John Miller Ewing
1780 - Unknown
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Thomas Ewing
1778 - Unknown
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Nicol Ewing
1757 - Unknown
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Thomas Ewing
1770 - Unknown
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James Ewing
1767 - Unknown
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Robert Ewing
1773 - 1858

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