Ew·ell (y   l), Richard Stoddert 1817-1872. American Confederate general who took part in the battles of Gettysburg (1863) and the Wilderness (1864) and was captured in Pennsylvania with all his men (1865). |
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Lee's reorganization also brought increased responsibility for two other generals, Richard Ewell and A. This is our seventh year in a row doing this,'' said Barrett's 31-year-old daughter, Ceylonya Ewell, who lives in Los Angeles. Sharon Ewell Foster became one of the first African American authors in the Christian-fiction genre, when she released the Christy Award-winning novel Passing by Samaria (Multnomah, 1999). |
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