Notes for Katherine Ewen: Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[shalimar.FTW]
Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[Vavra3.FTW]
Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[shalimar.FBK.FTW]
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Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[shalimar.FBK.FTW]
Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[shalimar.FTW]
Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married.[Vavra3.FTW]
Katherine was engaged to be married and was in an automobile accident. When she was sat up to ride in the ambulance she received spinal cord injuries and was paralyzed and in a wheelchair for the remainder of her life. She never married and lived with her sister Cora and her husband the rest of her life as Cora felt responsible.
Katherine made handmade Christmas cards which Walter sold door to door for her.
One night Walter S. Gillespie and Katherine were coming back from Middlesboro Ky (4 - 5 miles out of the Cumberland gap) when the lights on the car went out. Walter had a wad of Wrigleys chewing gum which were wrapped in foil, and he used the foil as a conductor and rolled it up and used it as a short circuit to make the lights work.
More About Katherine Ewen: Burial: Unknown, Stanton Cemetery, Stanton, Kentucky.671, 672, 673, 674 Place of Burial: Stanton, Kentucky.675, 676, 677, 678
Katherine Ewen (b. June 28, 1895, d. 1947)
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