C.T. EWING CEMETERY
Surveyed by Woodford Sherrill and Jack Ingram
The Ewing Cemetery is one mile on left, west of Pekin, NC in woods. Contact: Myrtle Bridges
Ewing C. Turner 12-20-1906 12-25-1937 Ewing Charlie T. 7-28-1867 8-14-1913 Ewing Fannie J. Webb 7-2-1869 10-24-1939 w/o Charlie T. Ewing. Ewing M. Willie 2-10-1896 3-11-1968 Ewing Sallie M. 4-24-1902 11-19-1980 Robinson Infant 4-6-1921 4-6-1921 Child of Wm. Claude & Judie Ewing Robinson. Robinson Wilma & Elmer Twins 10-9-1930 12-16-1930 Twins of Wm. Claude & Judie Ewing Robinson. Thompson John C. 12-21-1917 6-29-1918 Ussery Mary Elizabeth 9-7-1860 7-22-1918 w/o W.C. Ussery Thompson John Wesley s/o William and Elizabeth Ussery Thompson b. December 14, 1851, Pee Dee Township, NC, upper Lick Fork Creek; d. May 05, 1903, Richmond County, NC, 2 miles south of Exway; m. Malinda Helen Morton, February 18, 1875. The Thompson homeplace was located about two miles south of Exway on left or east side of road. The water at this place was bad, tasted brackish or salty. When soap was used with this water it looked like "clabbered" milk. The homeplace was torn down in 1934. John Wesly was called "Long John" because Richmond Elwood Smith said he was about 8 feet tall. (Source: Phil Thompson)
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