Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Deathaft 1977 Age: 74
FlagsLived in US
Census 19102 Apr 1910, Frankfort, Franklin Co, Ky, US36 Age: 7
MemoVol 29, E.D. 41, Vis.99
Census 19205 Jan 1920, Hopkinsville, Christian Co, KY, US35 Age: 17
MemoE.D. 24, Sheet 4A, Line 41
FatherHon James Breathitt Sr , 1237, M (1852-1934)
MotherOlivia “Maggie” Thompson , 1235, F (1860-1949)
Misc. Notes
Robert is listed as living in Oakville, TN in his Mother’s obituary of 1949.
Found this article with the Ewing name on it. We hav’nt figured out why
Olivia named her son “Ewing”.
Historical Sketches of Kentucky by Lewis Collins, Maysville, KY. and J. A.
& U. P. James, Cincinnati, 1847. Volume 1. Reprinted 1968. Christian
County. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Page 435.
FINIS EWING, a member of one of the most respectable and prominent
families in south-western Kentucky, was a native of Virginia, but in
early life settled in Tennessee; thence removed to Kentucky, and lived for
many years in Christian county. While living there he performed the chief
labors of his ministerial life. He was one of the young men advanced to
the ministry in the progress of the revival, and who constituted the
independent Cumberland presbytery in 1810. Late in life he removed to
Missouri, where he died in 1842. His sons are now prominent men in that
State. He has always been regarded, if not the father, one of the fathers
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Ewing
Found this article with the Ewing name on it. We hav’nt figured out why
Olivia named her son “Ewing”.
Historical Sketches of Kentucky by Lewis Collins, Maysville, KY. and J. A.
& U. P. James, Cincinnati, 1847. Volume 1. Reprinted 1968. Christian
County. The Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Page 435.
FINIS EWING, a member of one of the most respectable and prominent
families in south-western Kentucky, was a native of Virginia, but in
early life settled in Tennessee; thence removed to Kentucky, and lived for
many years in Christian county. While living there he performed the chief
labors of his ministerial life. He was one of the young men advanced to
the ministry in the progress of the revival, and who constituted the
independent Cumberland presbytery in 1810. Late in life he removed to
Missouri, where he died in 1842. His sons are now prominent men in that
State. He has always been regarded, if not the father, one of the fathers
of the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
Ewing
Spouses
1Josephine Allen Lamb 
3,4, L510, 87, F
3,4, L510, 87, FChildrenRobert Ewing , 4316, M (1930-1983)
George Thompson , 4317, M (1933-)
Josephine , 4318, F (1941-)