Abt 1783 - Abt 1856 (~ 73 years)
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Name |
Dabney Ewell |
Prefix |
Dr. |
Born |
Abt 1783 |
Albemarle County, Virgina |
Gender |
Male |
1810 Census |
1810 |
Fredericksville, Albemarle County, Virginia |
- p. 192
Ann Ewell 00200 - 00101
William Easten 01101 - 01011
Dabney Ellis 10010 - 00100
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Jessee Ewell 00010 - 00000
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Military |
1812 |
Virginia |
- War of 1812 Service Records
Name: Dabney Ewell
Company: 2 REG'T (BALLOWE'S) VIRGINIA MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 68
Roll Exct: 60
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1820 Census |
1820 |
Bedford County, Tennessee |
- p. 37
Dulney Ewel 21001 - 02101 - 0200
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1830 Census |
1830 |
Bedford County, Tennessee |
- p. 125
Norman Norton 113 300 010 0000 - 210 100 100 0000
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Jacob Norton 112 100 100 0000 - 110 001 000 0000
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Wm. Lusk 210 000 100 0000 - 210 001 000 0000
Dabney Ewil 213 010 100 0000 - 010 010 000 0000
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1840 Census |
1840 |
Coffee County, Tennessee |
- p. 150
Dabney Ewell 011 100 010 - 010 101 000 0000
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1850 Census |
7 Sep 1850 |
Coffee County, Tennessee |
- First Civil District, p. 20
Dabney Ewell 64 M W Physician $11500 Virginia
Elizabeth " 23 F W Tenn
John " 22 M W Farmer "
Lucinda " 1 F W "
Andrew Baine 25 M M Laborer "
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Leighton Ewell 25 M W School Teacher Tenn
Martha " 25 F W "
William " 2 M W "
John " 6/12 M W "
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Alt. Death |
Abt Dec 1854 |
Coffee County, Tennessee |
Died |
Abt Dec 1856 |
Tennessee City, Dickson County, Tennessee |
Person ID |
I31412 |
DNA Family 1 Genealogies | Descendants of Immigrant Samuel Davidson of DNA Family 001 |
Last Modified |
14 Sep 2011 |
Father |
Maxey Ewell, b. Abt 1743, Goochland County, Virginia , d. Oct 1800, Albemarle County, Virgina (Age ~ 57 years) |
Mother |
Ann Mullins, b. Bef May 1756, Virginia , d. Bef 4 Feb 1828, Albemarle County, Virgina (Age ~ 71 years) |
Family ID |
F30103 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family |
Dovey Davidson, b. 1803, Rutherford County, Tennessee , d. Aft Nov 1878, Coffee County, Tennessee (Age 75 years) |
Married |
8 Jun 1821 |
Rutherford County, Tennessee |
- Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Ewell, Dabney & Dovey Davidson June 7, 1821, Rutherford County.
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Ewell, Dabney to Dovey Davidson
Issued June 7, 1821, Rutherford County.
Solemnized June 8, 1821 by O. W. Crockett, J.P.
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Children |
| 1. Harriet Ewell, b. 24 Feb 1822, Bedford County, Tennessee , d. 15 Sep 1883, Springtown, Benton County, Arkansas (Age 61 years) |
| 2. Leighton Ewell, b. 1826, Bedford County, Tennessee , d. Jul 1891, Cannon County, Tennessee (Age 65 years) |
| 3. John Thomas Ewell, b. Abt 1827, Bedford County, Tennessee , d. Unknown |
| 4. Pleasant Dabney Ewell, b. 2 Mar 1829, Bedford County, Tennessee , d. 1900, Medical Lake, Spokane County, Washington (Age 70 years) |
| 5. Sarah Ann Ewell, b. Abt 1833, Bedford County, Tennessee , d. Unknown |
| 6. James Ewell, b. Abt 1840, Tennessee , d. Unknown |
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Last Modified |
8 Sep 2011 |
Family ID |
F30099 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Event Map |
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| Born - Abt 1783 - Albemarle County, Virgina |
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| 1810 Census - 1810 - Fredericksville, Albemarle County, Virginia |
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| Military - 1812 - Virginia |
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| 1820 Census - 1820 - Bedford County, Tennessee |
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| Married - 8 Jun 1821 - Rutherford County, Tennessee |
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| 1830 Census - 1830 - Bedford County, Tennessee |
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| 1840 Census - 1840 - Coffee County, Tennessee |
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| 1850 Census - 7 Sep 1850 - Coffee County, Tennessee |
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| Alt. Death - Abt Dec 1854 - Coffee County, Tennessee |
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| Died - Abt Dec 1856 - Tennessee City, Dickson County, Tennessee |
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Notes |
- Dr. Ewell attained a large tract of land on what is known as the Garrison Fork of Duck river, and was a larger plantation in his time. By profession he was a physician, having been educated in his native state of Virginia. After coming to Tennessee he was one of the earlly pioneer physicians of Bedford, Coffee and other contiguous counties. He was noted for his skill as a doctor and his kindly services as a professional friend, and had a host of admires and patrons throughout his career in this locality.
SOURCE INFORMATION: A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans: The leaders and representative men in commerce, industry and modern activities record for an ancestor. (Hale, Will..A History of Tennessee and Tennesseans etc. Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co. 1913.)
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http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=maxcey_ewell&id=I110
From Notes of J. Lewis 1992: Dabney was a Physician who came from Virginia to the Gossburg area of Bedford Co. Tennessee, before 1820. This area became part of Coffee Co., District #1 after 1836. He attained a large tract of land, built and operated a plantation. He owned several slaves as shown in the 1820 thru the 1840 Fed. Census. In 1850 census, he owns 9 slaves. He was listed as Justice of the peace in Bedford Co. in 1829, and he was a well known practicing Physician in Bedford, Coffee and Rutherford Counties.
Also in notes of J. Lewis 1992, Ken Floyd's of Nashville, are written:
"I believe that Dabney Ewell was married twice. The 1820 census shows six children, some as old as 10 years, a woman age 26-45, in Dabney's Household.
Evidently, Dabney either divorced this first wife or she died shortly after the 1820 census, because he married Dovey Davidson in 1821. The 1830 census shows in Dabney's household, a younger wife, Dovey being abt 27, some additional children - at least four of them, probably children of Dabney and Dovey. Some Children of the first maarriage are not indicated in 1830 - perhaps have married."
Notes of J Lewis,1992: The 1850 Coffee Co. census shows them apart - Dovey with Daughter Harriett Roughton, while son, John, and wife, Elizabeth are living with Dabney. On Jan. 18, 1851, Dabney executes a most unusual document to Dovey. A deed, recorded in Coffee Co. Deed Book G pg. 314, is made to Dovey for a negro girl, "a slave for life", by the name of Jemima. In this deed, Dabney solemnly promises "to defend title to Dovey and her heirs against any future claims by Dabney and his heirs."
Death:
Dabney died in December 1854 and family tradition has him buried in "the Ewell gravey ard" located on the Lawrence Branch Rd. in Coffee Co. This "grave yard was supposedly destroyed in the 1950's and no trace of it is left. However no other known Ewell is buried there and it seems that anyone as well known and as wealthy as Dabney, would have a prominent gravestone, so we are still looking.
Info. from Jess & Joanna (Ewell) Lewis,
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