Raymond Ewing (1888 - 1933)

Born 11 Apr 1888 in Cimarron, Gray Co, Kansas

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Biography

Father*: William A. Ewing1 b. 28 Feb 1855, d. 1 Feb 1939 Mother*: Ella Adelia Snow1 b. 20 Feb 1855, d. 1 Jan 1933 Burial*: Raymond Ewing is buried in the Two Buttes, Baca Co, Colorado. Birth*: He was born on 11 April 1888 at Cimarron, Gray Co, Kansas.2

Raymond was the son of William A. Ewing and Ella Adelia Snow. He died on 3 January 1933 at Two Buttes, Baca Co, Colorado, at age 44.

Unspecified*: Note: In addition to explicitly cited sources, data for Raymond Ewing comes from genealogy databases developed and maintained by David Neal Ewing.

Raymond Ewing was also known as Willard Raymon Ewing.

Homestead*: He was Homestead on 13 June 1914 at (near), Two Buttes, Baca Co, New Mexico; We have a copy of the Homestead Patent no. 14048, from the records of the Baca County Clerk Page 439. We neglected to write down the Book number. Property*: Raymond Ewing owned property (Lot 5 Block 19 in the Original Townsite of Two Buttes, CO) on 13 March 1917 at Main Street, Two Buttes, Baca Co, Colorado. We have a copy of the deed, (Book 50, Page 166). He bought this from the Two Buttes Townsite Company for $300 on 13 Mar 1917. This property is located near N 37 deg, 33.768 min W 102 deg, 23.833 min according to my nifty GPS unit. Physical Description*: He was Physical Description on 5 June 1918 at Two Buttes, Baca Co, Colorado; He is shown as having "Total Disability" due to "Muscular Atrophy."3 Property: Raymond Ewing owned property (Lot 2 Block 16 Townsite of Two Buttes, Colorado) on 26 February 1919 at Two Buttes, Baca Co, Colorado. Purchased from T.J. Carter for $190 payable at $10 per month plus interest at 10% per annum. Occupation*: In 1920, Raymond Ewing was "Invalid" is the occupation listed for him in the 1920 US Census. Stan Ewing told me he was paraplegic, but I don't remember if this was from injury or illness--I don't think Stan knew.. Cemetery*: He was Cemetery in 1933.

Sources

• http://www.ewingfamilyassociation.org/EGD_Project/James_of_Inch/p93.htm#i2865