The purpose of the Ewing Genealogy Documentation (EGD) Project is to collect, analyze, validate and disseminate documentation regarding the lives of our Ewing ancestors, to foster discussion and cooperation among Ewing genealogists, and to promote a high standard of excellence in Ewing genealogical research.

The EGD is managed by the EGD Committee, chaired by the Clan Ewing Genealogist, James R. McMichael, who may be contacted by using this query form.

• Collect, organize and make accessible to all Ewing researchers as broad a range of documentary sources as possible.



• Collect, validate and post on the Clan Ewing web site well-documented genealogies of the first five generations of descendants from each of the currently known Ewing Immigrants to America. These genealogies will collectively be known as the Clan Ewing Genealogy.



• Create a forum and a focus for discussion and cooperation among Ewing genealogists.

• John Ewing (1648-1745) of Carnashannagh (developed by James R. McMichael)

In addition, we seek:

• Clan Ewing members who are willing to serve on the EGD Committee.



• Individuals willing to donate primary source documents to our collection. (What will happen to your document collection when you pass away?)



• Genealogists willing to prepare completely documented genealogies for submission to the EGD Committee.



• Individuals willing to enter genealogies and documentation submitted by others into the Clan Ewing Genealogy database.



• Individuals willing to transcribe documents for posting on the Clan Ewing web site.


• Authors of Ewing genealogy books who are willing to donate or will their copyrights to Clan Ewing, as was, for example, done by Margaret Ewing Fife.



• Comments, corrections and contributions to the Clan Ewing Genealogy.



• Special gifts of funds dedicated to research projects that the EGD Committee may organize.