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CLAN EWING CEMETERY INFORMATION

TENNESSEE

ALLISON CEMETERY in Wilson County is now known as the EWING CEMETERY.

DIRECTIONS: Traveling on 266 between Lebanon and Lascasses south of Norene turn east on the road that goes to Greenvale and Statesville. When you get to where Greenvale was located, you turn south on the road to Milton. About a mile and quarter south after turning on that road, the cememtery is located in an overgrown field on the west side of the road. It is about a 100 yards or so west of the road.

It is believed that this cemetery is located on the land owned by William Allison. William Allison died in 1812, about four years after he purchased the land. It is believed he was buried in this family cemetery located on the property that he owned in Wilson County. There are about thirty graves marked with rocks without any other identification. It is also believed that his wife Margaret is buried in this cemetery as well as their son-in-law Thomas Allman.


J. W. Ewing, born 19 Oct 1825 died 27 Oct 1882

Elizabeth M. [Allman] Ewing, born 25 Jan 1827 died 22 July 1903 "Wife of James William Ewing"

Thomas Alexander Ewing, born 15 May 1851 died 31 Aug 1912, "Son of J. W. Ewing"

Cindarilla Robert Penuel, born 24 Mar 1851 died 1 Apr 1913, "Wife of T. A. Ewing"

Bennie Ewing, born 27 May 1876 died 13 Sep 1877, "Son of T. A. & C. R. Ewing"

Egbert Ewing, born 18 June 1889 died 2 August 1889, "Son of T. A. & C. R. Ewing"

Margaret [Allison (Allman)] Bucy, born 8 Jan 1805 died 30 Dec 1882


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