genealogy of the evans' family, the 'virginia biddles' and
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Genealogy of the Evans' family,the "Virginia Biddles" and
other related families
Comp, by Esther M. LeitholdWoodland, California, 1944
My maternal grandmother's maiden name waa Maria Evans, and I became inter -
ested in her family history soon after the death of my mother in 19 18.
A fev years later I found a Genealogical Chart of her family that had
been prepared by Ellis Evans and presented to his sister, Lizzie Evans Stern,
before 1880 while she was living with her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Woodworth, at
Berkeley, California. The letters and papers that Ellis Evans accumulated
while working on this chart have been preserved by his granddaughter Miss Claire
Evans who, until recently, lived at Farmington, Missouri.
With this Chart as a guide, I have examined County Records in Maryland,
Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Illinois, Oregon and
California - beside State records, newspaper files and other documents in the
various states and at Washington, D. C. I have also contacted numerous persons
who had family Bibles or other genealogical data relating to this family.
According to tradition, several Evans' brothers (some say three) came to
America in Colonial times; and the Chart names Walter Evans as the emigrant
ancestor of our branch of the family.
Only one Walter Evans bought State Land in Virginia during this period;
and he secured (for 45 shillings) 420 acres of new land in King William's
County on January 22, 1718. Later, when King William's County was divided, that
land was in Caroline County. Most of the records of King William's and
Caroline Counties have been destroyed; but the few remaining Court Records show
that many Evanses (having our family names) lived in those counties.
A William Evans and a George Evans loft Caroline County for Amelia County
in 1736. They may have been brothers of Walter Evans. In 1756 and 1757 William
and George Evans left Amelia County and bought land in Halifax County - where
they lived near John and Nathaniel Evans. George Evans' land was on Miry Creek.I
The Chart shows that Walter Evans, our first American ancestor, had a son,
George Evans. It is a matter of record that this George Evans was living in
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Halifax County, Virginia, in 1767, when he bought land on Great Straitatone
Creek in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. He lived there until 1777 when he and
his wife Mary sold their 4-00 acres of land on Great Straitatone Creek. In July,
1777, he and his sons Edward and George Jr. signed the Oath of Allegiance in
Pittsylvania County. In 1779 George Evans bought land on Banister River and
Mill Creek in the adjoining county of Halifax. The deed to this land was witnessed
by George Evans Jr. George Evans Sr. lived on this place until his death in 1788.
For convenience I am numbering each name to show which generation it belongs
to, and lettering it to designate its place in the family.
1,
WALTER EVANS came to America from Wales
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GEORGE EVANS, who died in Halifax Co., Va. in 1788, married Mary - and had
the following children to reach manhood and womanhood:
3a, WILLIAM EVANS3b, EDWARD EVANS3c, GEORGE EVANS3d, JOHN EVANS3e, WALTER EVANS3f, JAMES EVANS
3g, ELIZABETH EVANS3h, SARAH EVANS3i, MARY EVANS (usually called Polly.)
After the death of (2) George Evans Sr. in 1788, (3c) George Evans Jr. was
appointed executor of the estate; but the heirs evidently divided the personal
property and, abandoning their old home, bought tracts of land in the territory
that is now known as Tennessee and Kentucky. What was left of the home property
in Virginia was sold by commissioners in 1798 to settle the estate.
According to old land records William, Edward, George, John, Walter and
James Evans had bought land in north-eastern Tennessee by 1790 , and had paid for
most of it with Virginia currency.
As Edward and George Evans were at home with their father when they signed
the Oath of Allegiance in 1777, we may assume that William was older and was
already in the Revolutionary Army. As the other boys did not sign, they were
probably too young - or not yet sixteen. (3c) George Evans was past sixteen and
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his brother Edward eighteen, or older, in 1777.
(3a) WILLIAM EVANS
According to the Chart, "William Evans died in Georgia. One son went to
Alabama and the others remained in Georgia. His children were:
(La) WILLIAM EVANS who died young;(Lb) JOHN EVANS, who moved to Alabama;(Lc) ANSLEM (May have been Austin) who remained in Georgia;(Ld) ELIZA EVANS, who married William Glover and lived near her sister Eoda;(Le) RODA EVANS, who married William Pettis. Lived in Crawford Co.
(Lf) Daughter who married McNeil and lived in Butte Co., Ga.(Lg) Daughter who married Burr and lived in Butte Co., Ga.
I have been unable to verify the above. Three Revolutionary soldiers from
Virginia, by the name of William Evans, settled in Georgia. They were undoubtedly
related. Two of them, who were near the same age, might either of them have been
our (3a) William Evans . Traditions in the Evans' family names Agusta Evans
Wilson (a popular writer of the Civil War period) as a descendent of this William
Evans, I have tried to locate the William Evans who was her ancestor.
By combining D.A.R. records and other information from the Department of
Archives and History of the State of Alabama, I have found the following:
WILLIAM EVANS (1751-1827) served as a Lieutenant in the Continental Army under
Col. John Green's Infantry of the 6th Virginia Regiment. He was born in Richmond,
Va. and died at Columbus, Ga. He married Ellie Graves Cooper in 1776. His .son
(5) Thomas Evans, married Martha Crenshaw, daughter of John H. and Jane Vivion
(Howard) Crenshaw. They had sons:
(6a) Thomas Crenshaw Evans (I8OL-I858 ) and(6b) Matt Ryon Evans (1809-1868)
(6a) THOMAS CRENSHAW EVANS had a son
(7a) WILLIAM SWANSON EVANS (I838 -I91L) who married Margaret Elizabeth Dunson(I8L3 -I89 I). They had daughters:
(8a) RUTH EVANS, who married T Ais, and
(8b) Jennie Evans, who married Bradfield.
(6b) MATT RYAN EVANS, married Sarah Skrine, daughter of John and Jane
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( Crenshaw) Howard, on July 15, 1834. Their children were:
(7a) AGUSTA JANE EVANS, who married L M. Wilson of Mobile, Ala.
(Tb) JOHN HOWARD EVANS, who nover married. Lived in Mobile, Ala.
(7c) VIVION RUTHERFORD EVANS, parried Fannie White,(7d) CAROLINE COOPER EVANS, married Col. Bush Jones,(7e) SARAH HOWARD EVANS, married'John W. Bush of Birmingham,(7f) MARY ELIZA EVANS, married Leo Tarleton of New York.
(7g) RANDOLPH CRANSHAW EVANS, married Claire Hamlin of Mobile, Ala.(7h) ANN VIRGINIA EVANS, married Baxton Bragg, son of Judge John Bragg,
and once lived in Mobile.
The other William Evans, who was either our (3a) WILLIAM EVANS or his cousin,
was born in Caroline County, Va. in 1752 and married in 1776, the same year' he
enlisted in Capt. Salter's Co. in North Carolina, where he 'served -one year, and
six months. He died in Taliaferro Co., Ga in 1841. His children, and other
heirs, mentioned in his will were:
ABSALOM EVANS,WILLIAM EVANS JR.
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JESSE EVANS,DAVID EVANS
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ELIJAH EVANS,JOHN EVANS,TIBATHA (EVANS) IRBYELIZABETH (EVANS) IRBY,NANCY (EVANS) BICKERS,EMALINA ( EVANS ) RHODES,the heirs of MARTHA (EVANS) LEVERETT,the heirs of RACHAEL (EVANS) RAY.
His son John Evans and his son-in-law William Rhodes were appointed Executors.
The will was witnessed by Ashbury Ogletree, Richard Ogaltree and William Hampton.
(3b) EDWARD EVANS
According to the Chart Edward Evans was married twice and the names of his
children were given by his first wife; so they are incomplete. The names given
are:
"(4a) JOHN G. EVANS, who married and had children, William, Polly and
Clarinza.
(4b) ELIJAH EVANS,
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(4c) CLARINZA EVANS, married Mr. Potent and lived in London, Ky.
(4d) NANCY EVANS had daughters, Desdemona and Louisa.
(4e) SARAH EVANS, married B. Graves (or Groves) and lived at London,
Ky. Had children, William, Evalina and others, in Laurel Co., Ky.
The name is sometimes spelled Gross.
(3b) EDWARD EVANS died in Indiana where he had long lived.”
I have not Been able to verify any of the above data.
(3c) GEORGE EVANS
According to the 1785 census of Halifax Co., Va , (3c) George Evans Jr.
had a family of four white persons and one slave. As his father was listed as
being the head of another family, we assume that George Evans Jr. was married
and had two children at that time. In September, 1788, he was named Executor
of his Father's estate. On May 20, 1789, George Evans, of Hawkins Co., bought
800 acres of land in Hawkins County "south of the Ohio River in North Carolina,
for which he paid 230 pounds of Virginia Currency". This land was at the head
waters of Cedar Creek and was later in Jefferson County, Tennessee.
When Tennessee was made a state in 1796, George Evans was appointed the
first magistrate of Jefferson Co. by Gov. Sevier. He prospered and continued
to buy land in eastern Tennessee. He was mentioned, in documents of the time,
as "Squire Evans" and "George Evans, Gentleman". He lived at times on his
property at Tazewell, Claibourne Co., and at his inn at Clinch River in Granger
Co.; but he always retained his farm in Jefferson Co., which he considered his
home.
His wife is mentioned as Sarah, in the family Bible; and according to family
traditions she was Sarah Hampton, a sister of Gen. Wade Hampton. I have found
no documentary proof of this; but as the tradition comes through the descendents
of three of her children, who had no contact with each other for two generations,
I believe that Sarah Evans was the youngest sister of Gen. Wade Hampton and
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Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. (3c) GEORGE EVANS died in January, 1828, and left
the following family:
(4a) JESSE EVANS
(4b) NATHAN EVANS
(4c) ELIJAH EVANS
(4d) GEORGE H. EVANS
(4e) WALTER EVANS
(4f) WILLIAM B. EVANS
(4g) MARY EVANS
(4h) RODA EVANS
(4i) LOUISA EVANS
(4j) ELIZABETH EVANS (ELIZA)
(4a) JESSE EVANS
(4a) JESSE EVANS was probably the oldest child of (3c) George Evans as he
is mentioned first in all documents relating to the family. The information
about him, from the Genoalogical Chart, is that he wont to West Tennessee or
Arkansas. He witnessed a deed in Jefferson Co. for his father in 1801. He was
also mentioned when the last of his father's estate was sold in December, 1836 ,
in Jefferson County. There was another Jesse Evans mentioned in the records of
Jefferson Co. who may have been his son or nephew, as the census of 1830 showed
him to be a younger man.
(4b) NATHAN EVANS
(4b) NATHAN EVANS, according to the Chart, went to Central Tennessee.
However N. A. (Nathan) Evans was County Clerk of Claiborne Co. in 1840. He was
also the Clerk of the Circuit Court of that County from 1844 to 1852; and in
1848 he "was permitted to place a horse -rack on the public squair, in front of
his store, for the use of the County"; so ho must have been in business in
Tazewell at that time.
(4 c) ELIJAH EVANS
(4c) ELIJAH EVANS waa born on Fobruary 11, 1786, in Halifax Co., Va. ; and
moved with his family to Hawkins Co., North Carolina, before 1790. After Tennessee
was made a state and Hawkins County was divided, the Evans' home was in Jefferson
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father had "bought a ferry to cross the Clinch River > an Inn, and other property.
Ruth Holt was the daughter of David and Ruth Holt and was born January 1, 1791 >
and died January 26, 1867. All materials gathered from the descendents of Elijah
Evans indicate that he and his Wife were married in 1804; but data from Granger
Co. Records, kept in the State Library at Nashville say: "Elijah Evans married
Ruthey Holt February 28, 1807. John Bunch Jr. Bondsman." The date of their
marriage is not given in the Family Bible.
On the death of his father Elijah Evans inherited a large amount of property,
and was considered a man of importance in tho community in which he lived. He
died on March 15, 1842, at the age of 56 years. Elijah and Ruth Evans had
twelve children, ten of whom lived to reach maturity. They were:
(5a) HAMILTON EVANS, born Jan. 1 , 1809, died Oct. 29, 1871
(5b) HENRY CLINTON EVANS, born Jan. 4, 1811, died Fob. 2, 1859
(5c) MATILDA EVANS, born Nov. 14, 1812, died 1892
(54) MARIA EVANS, born Nov. 29, 1814, died Sept. 1899
(5©) JAMES HARVY EVANS, born Nov. 11, 1818, died 1898
(5f) SARAH H. EVANS, born Oct. 22, 1820, died Aug. 18, 1894
(5g) LOUISA EVANS born Feb. 28, 1823,
(5h) LUCY JANE EVANS, born July 4, 1824, died Oct. 19 j 1857
(5i) LAFAYETTE EVANS, born July 23, 1826, died 1899
(5J) WILLIAM W. EVANS, born Aug. 8, 1831, died 1902
There were two other children, Nathan, born February 28, 1816, and Amanda,
born April 22, 1829, who died while they were young.
( 5a) HAMILTON EVANS
(5a) HAMILTON EVANS was born near Tazewell, Tennessee, on January 7, 1809.
He married Minerva Smith (daughter of James Smith and Miss Grigsby) on February 21,
I83O, and died at the Inn at Clinch River Bridge, on October 29, 1871. He kept a
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country Inn at Thorn Hill and also at Clinch River Bridge. In 1842 ho and his
father wore partners in a store at Thorn Hill, Before the death of his father.
In April, 1845, ho and William Houston were administrators of the estate of
Elijah Evans. In 1845 Ruth Evans gave her son Hamilton Evans her dowry right to
land, with houses and improvements and personal property, with the agreement that
he pay certain debts and care for his mother for the rest of her life, from the
income from the property. His doscendents wore:
(6a) MARY EVANS married William Shackleford in 1854. He died in 1861 and
on January 31, 1866 she married James Coleman Gardner. Her children were:
(7a) Margaret Minerva (called Maggie) Shackleford, who was born in 1855-
(?b) LUCY SHACKLEFORD, born in 1857-
(7c) MINNIE GARDNER, born in 1867.
(7d) HENRY EVENS GARDNER, born in 1868. Lived in Springfield, Mo.
(7e) MARY L. GARDNER, born in 1874. Married J. W. Quail.
(6b) MARGARET EVANS nover married.
(6c) HENRY C. EVANS never returned from the Civil War.
(6d) SARAH H. EVANS married her cousin, James W, Easley, and went to
Kovington, Ky. to live.
(6e) ELIZA EVANS married William Lair, at the age of 19- Their children
(6a) MARY EVANS
(6b) MARGARET EVANS
(6d) SARAH H. EVANS
(6e) ELIZA EVANS
(6f) LUCY EVANS(6c) HENRY C. EVANS
were:
(7a) HAMILTON EVANS LAIR lived in Lubbock, Texas.
(7b) MAUD LAIR married V. T. Leftwich and lived in Lubbock, Texas.
(7c) ARCH LAIR lived at Lubbock, Texas.
(7d) JAMES LAIR lived at Zephyr Hills, Fla.
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(7f) HENRY LAIR
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(7h) MAMA LAIR married Dr. Ira Marshall.
(7i) JUDA LAIR married Ed Weaver and lived in Omaha, Arkansas.
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LUCY EVANS married Dr. William Robertson Sevier in 1864. He was a
nephew of Gov. Sevier, and she was his second wife. They had one son: (7a)
DR. WILLIAM ROBERTSON SEVIER JR. who was a graduate of Vanderbilt University, and
lived at Charlestown, S.C. No issue.
(5b) HENRY CLINTON EVANS was born January 4, 1811, and died in 1875- He
was in business with his brother Hamilton. He never married.
(5c) MATILDA EVANS was born on November 14, 1812, and married Gray Garrett
(a prominent lawyer) on November 23, 183 1. Gray Garrett diod on March 23, 1848.
On Juno 21, 1849 j Matilda Garrett married Benjamin Dickenson, a Tazewell merchant.
Soon after the death of Benjamin Dickenson her sister Lucy Jane Evans Epps died -
leaving a family of small children; so Matilda Dickenson married her brother-in-
law, William Epps, on February 2, 1859 , and cared for her sister's children.
She died on May 6, 1892, leaving one son;
(6a) HENRY ALEXANDER GARRETT, born August 21, 1833 j at Tazewell. His
mother sent him to Coosa Co., Alabama, to study law with his uncle William Garrett,
who was at that time Secretary of State of Alabama. He became a prominent lawyer
and married and had two children. His wife died and he became Colonel in
the Civil War. Ho was seriously injured and his health permanently impaired; but
he continued to practice law and married Florence Oliver and had two sons by his
second marriage. His children were:
(7a) GRAY GARRETT
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(7c) HENRY GARRETT
(7&) STEINER GARRETT
(7c) HENRY GARRETT was a successful lawyer and married Pattie Newell.
Their children were:
( 8a) DORATHY GARRETT ( 8d) PATRICIA GARRETT
( 8b) ELLANOUR GARRETT ( 8e) JOYCE GARRETT
(8 c) ELIZABETH GARRETT ( 8f) HENRY GARRETT
(5i) MARIA EVANS
( 5&) Maria Evans was born November 29, 1814, near Tazewell, Tennessee. She
wa 3 educated at home and at the Knoxville Female Academy. She married Benjiman
Robert Biddle on May 13, 1834. They had eight children:
(6a) JAMES HENRY BIDDLE ( 63 ) MATILDA (PUGGIE) BIDDLE
(6b) ROBERT EVANS BIDDLE (6f) EDWIN WEBER B.TDDIE
(6c) ELLINORAH RUTH BIDDLE (6g) ARTHUR PLATTE BIDDLE
(6d) SARAH EMMA BIDDLE (6h) ALICE EUDORA BIDDLE
( 6a) JAMES HENRY BIDDLE was born June 22, 1837, at Tazewell, Tennessee.
He was fifteen years old when he ''crossed the plains" with his family on their
way to Oregon; and took a man’s place in the caravan. He died at Corvallis,
Oregon, on June 19, 1856 , Just one day before his 21st birthday, and shortly
before he planned to be married.
( 6b) ROBERT EVANS BUDIE was born December 20, 1838 , at Springfield, 111.
and died at Corvallis, Oregon, on August 31, 1859.
( 6 c) ELLINORAH RUTH BIDDLE was born October 26, 1840, in Macumbin Co., 111.
and died at Springfield, 111. November 29, 1641.
( 6d) SARAH EMMA BIDDLE was born December 1, 1842, at Springfield, 111.
She was married in September, i860, to William H. Spencer at Corvallis, Oregon.
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son:
(7a) Harold B. Spencor, horn May 5, 1862, and died September 6, 1863.
(6e) MATILDA BIDDLE, called Puggie, was born in Springfield, 111. on
February 23, 1846. She was married at Albany, Oregon, August 26, 1862, to
Orville T. Porter (1837 - 19 16) Sho died at Newport, Oregon, August 25, 1927-
She had eight children:
(7a) TRACY DARROW PORTER, born at Corvallis, Oregon in 1863, married
Carrie and had nine children:
(8e) NELLIE ESTELLE PORTER
(8i) LESTER PORTER married and had ono daughter:
(9a) ALICE RUTH PORTER
(7b) WALTER BIDDLE PORTER, born at Corvallis, 1866, died in California in
1915, married Ella Hiatt and aad six children:
(8a) ELLA PORTER
(8b) HAROLD PORTER and others.
(7c) NETTIE EMMA PORTER, born Walla Walla, Washington, 1868, married first,
Thomas Montoith, and second, li'. N. B. Atty. She had one son:
(8a) ORVILLE MONTEITH Who married Agnes
(7d) ALICE AZELIA PORTER, Waitsburg, Washington, 1874, married H. N. Cockorline
in 1899, and had one daughter?:
(8a) Dorothy Cockerlino, who marriod Elmer Peterson. Issue:
(9a) ALICE DOROTHY PETERSON
(9b) RICHARD IXING PETERSON
(8a) ORVILLE ALVINE PORTER
(8b) HERBERT WADSWORTH PORTER
(8c) ALICE PORTER
(8d) CHESTER PORTER
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(8g) ALMA BELLE PORTER
(8h) STELLA PORTER
(8i) LESTER PORTER
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(7f ) LENORA ESTALLA PORTER at Harrisburg, Oregon 1877 ,married H. W.
Lunceford. Died in December, 1922, at Oakland, California. No issue.
(7g) CHESTER A. PORTER, born at Healdsburg, California, 1884, married
Grace Hoadley in 1907, and had three children:
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(9a) Joanne
(8b) BARBARA H. PORTER
(8c) BETTI H. PORTER
(6f ) EDWIN WEBER BIDDLE was born in Springfield, 111. August 11, 1849, and
died near Alma, California, on July 3, 1930. He married Delora Belle Allen in
San Francisco on June 13, 1875- They had two children:
(7a) EDNA BIDDLE, born October 17, 1878, and married Dr. Mack V. Stono.
(7b) CHESTER BIDDLE, born February 13, 1880, and died in 1937- He never
(6g) ARTHUR PLATTE BIDDLE was born at Ash Hollow as his parents were
crossing the plains on their way to Oregon, In June, 1852. He died at Albany,
Oregon, on November 29, I852.
(6h) ALICE EUDORA BIDDLE was born at Corvallis, Oregon, February 2, 1854.
She married William Walter Moreland December 8, 1870, at Corvallis; and died in
Oakland, California, December 25, 1918. They had one child:
(7a) ESTHER MORELAND was born In Corvallis, Oregon, November 30, 1871.
She married John Vincent Leithold (1866-1947) at Healdsburg, California, on
January 28, 1892, and went to Woodland, California, to live. They had issue:
married.
(8a) ALICE LEITHOLD
(8b) MORELAND LEITHOLD
(8c) HELEN LEITHOLD
(8d) ISABEL LEITHOLD
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(8a) ALICE LEITHOLD was born in Woodland December 25, 1892. She was married
to Everette Elijah Griffith at Salinas, California, on December 18, 1915. Issue:
(9a) Everette Elijah Griffith Jr. who was born near Woodland on October 17,
1916. He graduated from the California Institute of Technology and from the
Harvard School of Business Administration. He married Dorothy Donaldson on
June 30, 1939. They have the following children:
(10a) DAVID LEITHOLD GRIFFITH, born July 1, 1940
(10b) ROGER DONALDSON GRIFFITH, born July 12, 1941
(10c) CYNTHIA GRIFFITH, born August 16, 1943
(9b) FRANCES ISTHEIR GRIFFITH was born December 8, 1917. She went two years
to College and studied nursing. She served two years as a nurse in the Navy with
the rank of Lieutenant, Junior Grade, in World War II. She married Edward
Peterson on February 14, 1948.
(9c) JOHN ARCHER GRIFFITH was born November 3, 1918. Graduated from the
College of Pharmacy of the University of California. He served as Navagator
(with the rank of Captain) in the Army Air Force during World War II. He married
Marjory Le Roy and has one daughter:
(10a) Joanne Griffith, born March 4, 1944.
(9d) WILLIAM MORELAND GRIFFITH was born November 3, 1918. Graduated from the
College of Pharmacy of the University of California and served in the Medical
Department of the Army in World War II. He married Bethel Brown and has two
children:
(10a) WILLIAM MORELAND GRIFFITH JR., born July 10, 1942.
(10b) KATHLEEN GRIFFITH, born May 27, 1945.
(9e) Robert Leithold Griffith was born in Woodland February 4, 1924. He
served as a Fighter Pilot in the Army Air Force In World War II with the rank
of First Lieutenant, and returned to college after the war was over.
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Graduated from the University of California. At the beginning of the first World
War he enlisted in the Army Ambulance Corps; but an operation for appendicitis
prevented him from going to France with his company. Later he became a 2nd
Lieutenant in the Coast Artillery and was starting for France when the Armistice
was signed. He married Maria Staunton, born July 29, 1901 , in Los Angeles, on
March 4, 1931. They have three children:
(9a) JOANNA LEITHOLD, born September 23, 1933
(9b) MELINDA LEITHOLD, born December 23, 1937
(9c) NEAL MORELAND LEITHOLD, born August 29, 1940
(8c) HELEN LEITHOLD was born in Woodland on November 23, 1897. She attended
the University of California for two years, and graduated from the San Jese
Teachers College. She taught school in Woodland. Married Charles Elliot Stevens
of San Rafael on May 10, 1925. She went to San Rafael to live and had four sons:
(9a) WILLIAM MORELAND STEVENS, born in San Francisco, June 2, 1926.
(9L) CHARLES ELLIOT STEVENS JR., born in San Francisco, July 25, 1927.
(9c) JOHN EDWARD STEVENS, born in San Francisco, November 25, 1930.
(9d) MORELAND LEITHOLD STEVENS,born in San Francisco, November 7 , 1938.
William and Charles each served in the Navy during World War II and attended
College when the war was over. They all live in San Rafael, California.
(8d) ISABEL LEITHOLD was born in Oakland, California, February 13, 1902.
She attended Mills College for two years and graduated from the University of
California. She taught physical education in the Oakland High School for several
years, and married Earl Thompson Conrad on June 24, 1934, at Woodland, and went
to San Francisco to live. Their son
(9a) EARL THOMPSON CONRAD JR. (called Tommie or Tom) was born in
San Francisco, February 19, 193 6.
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1818. He was called Capt. James Harvy (or Hervy) Evans. He married Sarah
Hamblen and lived in Camden, Miss, where they had three children:
(6a) J/iMES HERVEY EVANS JR. who moved to Hustoh, Texas.
(6b) LULU R. EVANS, born in 1855 and died in 1872.
(6c) Another daughter.
(5f) SARAH H. EVANS was born near Tazewell, Term, on October 22, 1820, and
died in Morristown, Term. August 18, 1894. She married John Easley and they had
tho following chilren:
(6a) JAMES W. EASLEY who married his counsin Sarah H. Evans (daughter of
Hamilton Evans) and lived in Covington, Ky.
(6b) MATILDA EASLEY, married Richard Mays of Bean's Station, Term.
(6c) MARY EASLEY married Lafayette Genings of Covington, Ky.
(6d) LOUISA EASLEY married Richard H. Johnson of Thorn Hill, Term.
(6e) JOHN EASLEY married Mattie Griggsby of Thorn Hill, Term, and had the
following family:
(7a) BEUFORD EASILY
(7b) LAFAYETTE EASLEY
(7c) MILLER EASLEY
(7d) CARLISLE EASLEY
(7e) MARY EASLEY
(7f) IVA EASLEY
(7g) NEIL EASLEY
(7h) WILL EASLEY
(7i) CLAIRE EASLEY
(7j) GRACE EASLEY
(7k) ANIBELLE EASLEY
(5g) LOUISA EVANS (sometimes called Laura) was born February 28, 1823, and
was married by the Rev. Tandy James at Tazewell on November 18, 1841, to William
Kirkpatrick (born at Ballycastle, Ireland, about 1812) who was said to have been
tho second son of an Earl. Thoir children were:
(6a) JANE KIRKPATRICK, who married Dr. McGee of Morristown, Term. They
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(7a) MINNIE McGEE, who married Capt. Frank Case of the U. S. Army. They
had one son:
(8a) Frank Case Jr*
(7b) CHARLES MdGEE was horn in 184-5 and died in 1930.
(6b) ANN MACNEIL KIRKPATRICK was horn at Tazewell in 1854 and died at
Knoxville in 1930. She married Capt. Thomas McDermott (horn in 1842 at Belfast
and died August 17, 1900) of Rogerville, on April 19, 1865, at Tazewell. Later
they moved to Chattanooga, Term, where he practiced law. Capt. Thomas McDermott's
father was a sea captain who was drowned in the North Sea. He came from the north
of Ireland, with his mother, in 1849 when he was six years old. They settled in
Urhana, Ohio, their children, all horn in Rogerville, were:
(7a) CLARENCE McDERMOTT,
(7h) LENA McDERMOTT married Walter Winn and had three children - two hoys
and a gifl*
(7c) MAY McDERMOTT married Judge Alanzo Tyler of Bristol, Tenn. Their
children were:
(8a) THOMAS McDERMOTT TYLER who was head master of the college at
Bristol, Tenn. He married Mary
(8b) ELIZABETH TYLER
(8c) RUTH TYLER
(8d) ALONZO J. TYLER JR.
(7d) Rev. HERBERT McDERMOTT married Margaret Mac Kenzie, of Trenton,
N.J. and lives in Texas. No issue.
(7e) HARLEY THOMAS McDERMOTT married Alice May Brown of Philadelphia.
Their children were:
(8a) SARAH ALICE McDERMOTT who married Edward Robinson.
(8b) LOUISE McDERMOTT, who married Warren Ranney.
(8c) HARLEY THOMAS McDERMOTT JR., who died in 1933.
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(7f) ANN BELLE McDERMOTT, who died young.
(7g) NONA GRACE McDERMOTT, married 1st Thomas Johnson of Knoxville, Tenn.
He died in 1931 and she married 2nd, C. Boatner Watt of Chattanooga, Tenn. She
died in 1934. Her children were:
( 8a) LOUISA JOHNSON
( 8b) HUGH JOHNSON
(7h) MILTON MoDERMOTT married in Georgia and had one daughter.
(7i) MALCOLM McDERMOTT married Gladys Yfillyham of Georgia. They had
three children.
( 6 c) WILLIE HUSTON KIRKPATRICK married Alice A. Burnett of Sweetwater, Tenn.
They had two children.
( 6d) MARY EVANS KIRKPATRICK married Oscar Frederick Dillsworth of Jonesboro,
Tenn. Their children were:
(7a) John Dillsworth, who died in 1936.
(7b) MARY SEVIER DILLSWORTH, who married Rev. Joseph Eskridge, a Methodist
minister, in 1895. They had three children.
( 6e) MARIAH KIRKPATRICK, who married Charles Park of Texas.
( 6f ) JAMES KIRKPATRICK, who died in Louisville, Ky.
(5k) LUCY JANE EVANS was born near Tazewell on July 4, 1824 and died
October 19, 1857. She married William Epps (born September 28, 1817 and died
July 6, 1903) on May 2, 1843. Issue:
( 6a) EDWARD ELIJAH EPPS was born April 14, 1844 and died March 14, 1906 .
He married Kate Fugate (born September 14, 1848 and died December 12, 1932) on
November 26, 1866. Their descendents were:
( 8a) CLARENCE EDWARD EPPS, who was born December 10, 1895 and married
Mary Frances Gilbert (born July 13, 1924). Issue:
(9a) MARY GILBERT EPPS, who married Albert Murrian. Issue:
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(91) HARRIETT EPPS
(9c) LUCY ANN EPPS
(8b) ETHEL ELIZABETH EPPS, born October 30, 1897 , and. married. Carson
Glenn. Issue, one daughter:
(9a) NANCY GLENN
(8c) ELLA. LUCILE EPPS was born April 4, 1905 and married 1st James
Alfred Durham (born November 8, 1891) on February 15, 1929 and had one son:
(9a) JAMES ALFRED DURHAM who was born July 12, 1932
Ella Lucile Epps Durham married 2nd Tom Williams. No issue.
(8d) CHARLES FUGATE EPPS JR. was born March 10, 1911 and married Helen
Anderson. Issue:
(9a) WILLIAM LEWALLEN EPPS
(9b) JANE EPPS
(8e) HATTIE ROBERTS EPPS was born December 12, 1916 and married Robert
Robertson. Issue:
(9a) BARBARA ANN ROBERTSON
(9b) BETTY SUE ROBERTSON
(?b) WILLIAM HENKEY EPPS was born January 23, 1870. Married Vina Francisco
of Tazewell, Tenn. on June 7* 1904. He died July 5, 1940. Issue:
(8a) WILLIAM SHIELDS EPPS was born November 27 , 1905. Died June 4, 1907.
(8b) EDITH ELIZABETH EPPS was born March 29, 1908. Married Dr. W. B.
Farris of Kentucky on May 27, 1932. Issue:
(9a) WILLIAM EPPS FARRIS was born March 11, 1934.
(9b) NANCY BARRETT FARRIS was born June 25 , 1936 .
(9c) RICHARD KENT FARRIS was born September 23, 1941.
(8c) EDWARD FRANCISCO EPPS was bom May 27, 1910 and was killed while
playing baseball on August 7, 1931.
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Gibson and lived at San Jose, California. They had one daughter:
(8a) KATHRYN EPPS vas born June 20, 1913 and married Charles Arthur
Pickham.
(7d) WALTER EVANS EPPS was born December 14, 1873 and died November 16, 1940.
He married Charlotta McCoy. No issue.
(7©) SALLIE MATILDA EPPS was born June 18, 1876 and died in January 1946.
She married Tom D. Arnold. Issue:
(8a) HUBERT ARNOLD who died in infancy.
(8b) ELSIE ARNOLD who never married.
(8c) LORETTA ARNOLD married Frank Gulledge and had three children:
(9a) LORETTA GULLEDGE
(9h) FRANK GULLEGE JR.
(9c) SALLIE GULLEGE
(8d) Ernest Arnold married 1st Mary Adams (no issue) and 2nd Jessie (?)
and had one son:
(9a) RONALD PHILLIPS ARNOLD
(8e) JACK ARNOLD married Anna Mai Vittito and had one son:
(9a) THOMAS DICKENS ARNOLD
(8f) EDWARD ARNOLD died in infancy.
(7f ) LUCY JANE EPPS was born March 16, 1878 and married 1st Judge William
A. Owens, and 2nd J. W. Crudgington of Knoxville. No issue.
(7g) ELIZABETH EVANS EPPS was born March 10, 1888 and died June 13, 1925.
She married John McFarland of Knoxville. They had three children:
(8a) KATHERIN McFARLAND married Russell Holcombe. Issue:
(9a) LUCY JANE HOLCOMBE
(9b) RUSSELL HOLCOMBE JR. was born December 1933
(8b) GERTRUDE McFARLAND married William Willoughby. Issue
(9a) AGNES ANN WILLOUGHBY
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(8c) LUCY McFARLAND married. Gene Honneycut. Issue:
(9a) BETTIE JANE HONNEYCUT
(9b) GENE HONNEYCUT JR.
(7h 8c i) KATE and JANE EPPS, twins died in infancy.
(6b) SARAH EPPS was born August 6, 1846, and died June 14, 1920. She married
1st Dr. James A. Day (born February 11, 1840, and died June 17, 1888) on June 3°,
1867. She married 2nd Hugh Parkey. Issue all from first marriage:
(7a) Dr. WILLIAM NEWTON DAY was born October 7, 1868, and died January 19
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1923. He married Hattie Richie (born July 8, 1869) on December 12, 1888. Issue:
(8a) BEULAH DAY was born June 9, I89I, and died September 21, 1903.
(8b) LUCY DAY was born February 18, 1895. She married Thomas Hurst
(born November 29, I889) and lives at Tazewell, Tennessee. No issue.
(8c) JAMES ALVIN DAY was born January 24, 1899* and married Sallie
Lewis (born September 15* 1903) on September 30, 1923. Lives at Strawberry Plains
Issue: (9a) EDITH D.AY was born April 10, 1926
(9b) BILLIE DAY was born August 18, 1929
(9c) JAMES DAY was born July 9, 1931
(9d) SAMUEL EDWIN DAY was born November 13, 1933
(7b) JAMES A. DAY JR. was born July 23, 1870, and died October 2, 1943.
He married 1st Lillie Hodges who died on April 27, 1917. Issue:
(8a) MAUD DAY, born April 16, 1892, and married William Martin of
Kentucky. No issue.
(8b) HUGH POWERS DAY was born April 18, 1895, and married Corra White
who was born January 30, 1903. Issue:
(9a) HUGH POWERS DAY JR. who lives in Knoxville
(9b) GENE DAY who also lives in Knoxville
(8c) SALLIE ANN DAY was born October 30, 1897, and died August 13, 1934
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(9a) LILLIE ALICE BARNES
(9t>) MARY ELIZABETH BARNES
(8d) MARY BAY was horn April 30, 1902, and married Edward Finger.
Issue:
(9a) BETTIE JUNE FINGER
(9b) EDWARD FINGER JR.
(9c) MARY LYM FINGER
(8e) WILLIAM THOMAS DAY was born February 14, 1900, and married Effie
Runion. No issue.
(8f) WINNIE PAULINE DAY was born February 2, 1904, and died May 29,
1934. She married Clyde Snider. No issue.
(8g) LILLIAN HODGES DAY was born August 6, 1907, and married Bernard
Franklin. No issue.
(8h) JAMES EDGAR DAY was born May 30, 1893, and married Mary Parkey.
Issue:
(9a) WILLIAM PARKEY DAY married Mamie Hurst
(9b) RUTH DAY
(9c) NELL DAY married Glenn Heironymus . Issue:
(10a) NELL DAY HEIRONYMUS
(9d) MILDRED GENE DAY
(9e) JAMES EDGAR DAY JR.
(9f) ROBERT DAY
(7b) JAMES A. DAY married 2nd Zelphice Cardwell and had three children:
(8i) JACK DAY
(8j&k) Two children who died in infancy.
(7c) PRIOR LEE DAY was born in I876 , and died March 31, 1936. He married
Jane Lovelace (born 1872) on March 18, 1900. Issue:
(8a) HAZEL day was born March 24, 1903. She married Pierce McGolderick
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(9b) NORMON THOMAS
( 8 c) RUTH DAY was born in 19 11, and died young.
( 8d) BERNICE DAY died young.
(7d) SAMUEL B. DAY was born October 4, 1874, and died June 9, 1945. He
married 1st Mamie Neal (born May, 1882) and 2nd Retta Sutton (born February 7,
1884) on May 10, 1908. Issue:
( 8a) LENNIE DAY was born March 5, 1898 , and married Clarence Heard
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(9a) VIRGINIA HOARD was born January 13, 1919. Is a nurse in
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(9b) JAUNETA HOARD died young.
( 8b) JAMES F. DAY died at the age of eighteen.
( 8 c) CLAUD DAY died young.
( 7e) GEORGE W. DAY was born 1872, and died 1898 ,and married Eva Southern
(born December 22, 1880) on July 12, 1905 . Issue:
( 8a) CLYDE DAY was born May 18, 1906, and married Grace Leigh of
Mississippi on June 15, 1931. Issue:
(9a) GEORGE LOUIS DAY, born December 30, 1934.
(9b) CHARLES CLYDE DAY, born July 24, 1937.
( 8b) PAUL DAY, born February 6,
19 10, and married Earnestine Yeary on
June 21, 1935. No issue.
( 8 c) WINNIE DAY, born November 4, 19 11.
(7f) CHARLES E. DAY died at age of 26.
(7g) LUCY DAY, died in infancy.
(7h & i) Two boys who died in infancy.
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died at Knoxville March 21, 1917) at Tazewell on June 4, 1874. Issue;
(7a) MATILDA KYLE SHOEMAKER, horn February 28, 1875; died May 12, 1895.
(7b) LUCY MATILDA SHOEMAKER, horn December 16, 1876; married Peter Jones
Williams on June 1, 1899 > from Atlanta. Issue;
(8a) WILLIAM ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, horn July 15* 1900; married Audrey
Ejchammell (horn December 24, 1910) of Milton, Massachusetts on August 19, 1933.
Issue;
(9a) ROBERT CLINTON WILLIAMS, horn January 1, 1936, at Buffalo, N.Y.
(9b) JENE AUDRY WILLIAMS, horn December 14, 1936, at Buffalo, N.Y.
(9c) WILLIAM ALEXANDER WILLIAMS JR., horn February 1938, at Bing-
hampton, N.Y.
(7c) THOMAS WILLEM SHOEMAKER, horn August 9, 1876; died November 23, 1903
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(7d) SALLEE MAY SHOEMAKER,horn May 6, 1882; died November 27, 1884.
(7©) MARY LOU SHOEMAKER, born August 1, 1884; married 1st Perry W. Jones
(horn July 15, 1878) and second Thomas E. Johnson (horn March 26, 1873) on
October 29, 1927. Issue;
(8a) LUCY GERTRUDE JONES, horn April 3, 1906; married Dr. George Martin
Saunders (horn July 31* 1900 ) June 4, 1924. Issue;
(9a) FRANK ALLEN SAUNDERS, horn Juno 1, 1925; married Gay Langford
September 8, 1945. Issue;
(10a) DIANA GAIL SAUNDERS, horn July 6, 1947.
(9b) CARROLL LYNN SAUNDERS (adopted daughter) born March 17, 1928.
(9c) RAYMOND MARTIN SAUNDERS, horn December 9, 1931.
(7f) JLMES EPPS SHOEMAKER, born September 6, 1886; died April 19, 1942;
married Ethel Johnson June 25, 1925. No issue.
(7g) RUTH ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER, born June 29, 1889; married 1st Archibold
Thistle on January 18, 1912; and 2nd Ralph Stephens on June 25, 1925. Issue;
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Hagen on October 9, 1932, and 2nd Eva Myers on April 22, 1937. Issue:
(9a) ARCHIBALD THISTLE JR. (Micky) born December 14, 1933.
( 8b) THOMAS JOSEPH THISTLE, born July 8 , 1916. Married Lanolle Crutchers
at El Paso, Texas on January 18, 1946,
( 8 c) JOHN BELL THISTLE, born September 20, 1918, and was killed in
battle December 17, 1945. He had married Freddie Jo Elliot in New Mexico on
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( 6d) Dr. CHARLES EPPS, born August 15, 1855, and died December 26, 1905;
married Alice Ruth Gibson (born December 8 , 1854; died May 14, 1896 ) on March 27,
1876 , with Rev. B. G. Maynard officiating. Issue:
(7a) MARGARET MAY EPPS, born April 22, 1880; died April 28, 1880.
(7b) LUCY MATILDA EPPS, born April 22, 1880. Married George Carson Heap
(born August 13, 1871; died December 26, 1916) at Knoxville on January 24, 1901.
Issue:
( 8a) ALICE GIBSON HEAP, born October 25, 1901.
( 8b) GEORGE CARSON HEAP, JR. born February 14, 1903 . Married Helen
Hedges (born February 5, 1908) on October 17, 1932. Issue:
(9a) LUCILE LEVIS HEAP, born March 22, 1935 .
(9b) HELEN ELIZABETH HEAP, born January 8 , 1937.
( 8 c) CLIFFORD EPPS HEAP, born June 24, 1905.
( 8d) MARGARET ELIZABETH HEAP, born March 18, 1907.
( 8e) CHARLES SPENCER HEAP, born November 10, 19 11.
(7c) SARAH FLORENCE EPPS, born November 18, 1881; married 1st Mr. Claiborn
December 3, 1899, then 2nd, Dr. Vernon Utley on December 24, 1908. Lives at
Agusta, /irk. Issue:
( 8a) WILLIAM THOMAS UTLEY, born July 22, 1913 . Married Beatrice Smith
on March 3, 1942. Issue:
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(7d) HALLIE JANE EPPS, born April 9 , 1883 . Married March 22, 1915, Dr.
Salvage Hamilton Mabry (born June 6, 1873) of Mountain View, /irk. Issue:
(8a) HAMILTON MABRY, born July 2, 1916. Married Frances Virginia
Rice, Soptember 25, 1940, at Golconda, 111.
(8b) J. EPPS MABRY, born December 13, 1917. Married Virginia Case of
Mountain View, Ark.
(8c) THOMAS EDWARD MABRY, born February 16, 1921. Was killed
December 7, 1941, when Pearl Harbor was bombed by the Japanese.
(8d) ERWIN MABKY, born August 28, 1922.
(7e) ALICE RUTH EPPS, born December 30, 1884. Died June 3, 1947. Married
Dale Wilhelm and lived at Gylette, Wyoming. No issue.
(7f ) CHARLES GIBSON EPPS, born February 24, 1887. Married December 26,
1912, at Elkton, Ky., to Mary Joe McGee (born I890) of Leesburg, Ya. Issue;
(8a) JANE FETREE EPPS, born December 18, 1913. Married 1st, Carl
Jones, of Washington, D.C., on September 7, 1936, and 2nd, George Bruner on
August 14, 1943. Issue:
(9a) CAROLINE EPPS JONES, born September 2, 1937.
(8b) CHARLES EDWARD EPPS, born August 3, 1916. Died August 4, 19 16.
(8c) MARY JOE EPPS, born August 23, 1919.
(8d) LUCY TOM EPPS, born September 7, 1922.
(8e) FRANK GIBSON EPPS, born May 6, 1926. Married Margaret Alice
Pancoast, September 3, 1947.
(8f ) SALLIE CHARLES EPPS, born September 29, 1934.
(7g) HARVEY CLIFFORD EPPS, bom March 3, 1889. Died March 3, 1889.
(7h) WILL ZAKERY EPPS, born June 11, I89I. Died August 10, 1908.
(5i) LAFAYETTE EVANS, born July 23, 1826. Died 1899. Married 1st Sarah
Huff who lived near Tazewell. They moved to Liberty, Mo., where he published a
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Newlee) of Liberty, Mo. His children were:
( 6a) MARGARET MARIA EVANS, married Gordon.
( 6b) WILLIE ANN EVANS, never married.
( 6 c) CHARLES A. EVANS, who published a newspaper in Nevada, Mo.
(5J) WILLIAM W. EVANS, born August 8 , 1831. Died 1902. After his marriage
he lived at Canton, Miss, and had two daughters. Neither married.
(4d) GEORGE H. EVANS, born February 3* 179 5 , and lived in the old home in
Granger Co., Tenn., about 3 miles from Russellville. He married Matilda Latham
(born February 15, 1800. Lied 1879 or 1880) January 18, 1820. Issue:
(5a) MARLA L. EVANS, bom August 16, 1822. Married Baker. Lived
in 111. or Mo
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(5b) GEORGE HAMPTON EVANS (called Ham), born December 12, 1827. Died
February 23, 189 1. Married Mary Jane Wilson (born October 22, 1833. Died )
and moved to California.
( 6a) KATE TALLOLA EVANS, born June 3, 1855. . Died February 1, 1943.
Married J. FraAk Burrill. She was a beautiful woman and a successful concert and
opera singer. No issue.
( 6b) JAMES VIRGIL EVANS, born July 29, 1859. Died June 13, 1861.
( 6 c) IDA BELL EVANS, born September 17, 1865 . Died July 19, 1905.
Married Charles T. Agee in San Francisco. No issue.
( 6d) MARGARET EVANS, born December 28, 1868. Died August 31, 1932.
Married . She was a talented musician -- concert player and accompanist.
One son.
(5c) TIMPTON EVANS, born July 2, I832 . Died December 13, 1903. Married
Lizzie Fugate of Tazewell, Tenn. She was born February 26, 1844. Died February 3,
I885 . Issue:
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J. P. Word. They lived at Lampasea, Texas. Issue:
(7a) KATE WORD, born August 11, 1885. Married W. C. Wheeler. Issue:
( 8a) JOHN WHIT WHEELER, born April 9, 1926.
(7b & c) Daughters Lizzie and Mary Word died in infancy.
( 6b) WILLIAM C. EVANS, born March 19, i860. Died November 1925.
Married Katie Crist and lived in Denver, where she died in 1933. Wo issue.
( 6c) HALLIE EVANS, born August 26, 1862. Married T. 0. Fulkerson and
went to live in Tazewell, Tenn. Issue:
(7a) TIPTON FULKERSON, born October 11, 1884. Married Viola Essary.
Issue:
( 8a) JAMES EULKERSON, born August 14, 1916.
( 8b) WILLIAM FULKERSON, born November 15, 1917.
( 8 c) MARY EULKERSON, born April 11, 1928.
(7b) FRED FULKERSON, born August 12, 1888.
(7c) WILLIAM EULKERSON, born December 20, I89O. Issue:
( 8a) FRANCES EULKERSON, born April 17, 1927.
( 6d) MARY LOU EVANS, born December 21, I870 . Married Joe Adkins, and
went to live at Brady, Texas. Issue:
(7a) EVANS ADKINS, born April 26, 1891. Married Annie Warren. Issue:
( 8a) WARREN ADKINS, born September 12, 1915 .
( 8b) EVANS ADKINS JR., born September 2, 1923.
(71) HUBERT ADKINS, born July 28, 1896 . Married Eula Alice Gay. Issue
( 8a) JAMES KENNETH ADKINS, born February 8 , 1929 .
( 8b) HUBERT GAY ADKINS, born February 9 , 1940.
(7c) GERALD ADKINS, born November 10, 1902. Married EYances Herring.
Issue:
( 8a) LINDA ADKINS, born November 15, 1939.
(7d) WALTER ADKINS, born October 17, 1904. Never married.
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(7f) JOHN ADKINS, born November 25, 1903.
(7g) JIM ADKINS , born May 4, 1911. Married Bernice Calson. Issue:
(8a) JIM ADKINS JR., born February 28, 1936.
(6e) ROBERT H. EVANS, born September 25, I872 . Died March 11, 1935.
Married Elizabeth Divine. Issue:
(7a) HILDA EVANS, born August 26, 1897.
(7b) ADA GLENN EVANS, born July 5, 1901.
(7c) TIPTON EVANS, born May 7, 1905. Married Mary E. Romsey. Issue:
(8a) ROBERT TIPTON EVANS, born May 24, 1929.
(7d) JOHN DIVINE EVANS, born July 17, 1908.
(6f ) SARAH E. EVANS , born November 20, 1875. Died October 13, 1939.
Married Charles Brown, and lives in Bristol, Tenn. Issue:
(7a) ELIZABETH BROWN, born September 11, 1899. Married Earl Francisco.
(7b) KATHERINE BROWN, born December 7, 1905. Married Robert Fancette.
(7c) LOUISE BROWN, born July 3, 1908. Married Alexander Mclver.
(6g) JOHN LATHAM EVANS, born April 7, 1880. Died September 27, 193^+.
Married Nell Cannon. Lived in Los Angeles
(5d) THOMAS EVANS, married Taylor and moved to California. Issue:
(6a) ALICE EVANS , married Johnson.
(7a) INDIA JOHNSON, married George Cabaness.
(5e) JOHN (JACK) EVANS, married 1st Sewell and 2nd Morrison. Lived
in California. Issue:
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(5f) MARY EVANS, married Gray Taylor. Issue:
(6a) MATILDA (TILLIE) TAYLOR, married Dick Rippitoe. Lived at Morristown,
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Issue:
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(7b) EVANS CROWELL.
(7c) EDITH CROWELL.
(7d) MARY CROWELL.
(7e) HOWARD CROWELL JR.
(6c) FLORA TAYLOR married G. N. Howsen. Lived at Princeton, Ind. and
later at Louisville, Ky. Issue.
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(6d) CHARLES TAYLOR married and lived at Memphis, Term, and had two children,
(6e) ELBERT TAYLOR, married and lived at Memphis and had one child.
(5g) JAMES P. EVANS was a lawyer who married and had three children:
(6a) HERBERT EVANS, died in New York City in 1936. His widow was
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(6b) LULU EVANS, died in Germany.
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(5h) WILLLIM NELSON EVANS , married Betty Hurst and moved to West Plains, Mo.
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(6c) JAMES EVANS.
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( 6e) GREANVILLE EVANS.
(5i) MAGGIE EVANS, born April 19, 1846. Died June 20, 1929. Married Charles
Hale. They lived at Hendersonville, N.C. and at Spartansburg, S. C. Issue:
(6a) WALTER HALE, born December 18, 1874. Married Katie Fitzgerald. Issue:
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(7b) WALTER K. HALE.
(7c) CATHERINE HALE.
(74) MARY CREWS HALE.
(6b) EMMA BELLE HALE, born September 7, 1872, unmarried.
(6c) MARY TULULA HALE.
(6d) HUBERT HALE.
(4e) WALTER EVANS -- no data except that he died in Jefferson Co., Tenn,
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Granger Co., Tenn. when he sold land in 1832; but it was said that he went to
Missouri and settled about 100 miles above St. Louis.
(4g) MARY EVANS was named Maria but was always called Mary. She married
William Conway, a wealthy planter of Green Co., Tenn. They had no children ©f
their own but raised William Conway Hale, the orphan son of Mr. Conway's sister.
Mary Evans Conway died in I836 and her husband died a short time later, leaving
the bulk of his property to William Conway Hale -- after his slaves had been freed
and cared for until they had become self-supporting.
(4h) RHODA EVANS married John Latham. Her husband died in 1838 and she died
of shock ("a broken heart") immediately after, so they were buried in the same
grave. They left a large estate to two daughters and one son, who were raised by
John Latham's parents. Their son William Latham returned from the Civil War and
went West with his son.
(4i) LOUISA EVANS married Dr. Thomas L. Walker, a successful physician of
Tazewell, Tenn. He died in 1839 and left her a widow with three children:
(5a) L. M. R. WALECER, who became a physician.
(5b) THOMAS H. WALKER.
(5c) CATHERINE (KATE) WALKER, who married William Graves and lived in
Morristown, Tenn.
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Evans and his wife Sarah H . Evans. Sho was horn about 1806 and died November
1843 * She married William Douglas Neilson (later spelled Nelson) who was 31
years older than she. They lived in Green Co. next to her sister Mary Conway,
near a town called Chuckey Bend, and had the following family:
(5a) DANIEL ALEXANDER NELSON, born March 25, 1825. He studied medicine
and graduated with honors. Married Jane Herndon of Kentucky. Issue:
(6a) KATIE NELSON, married George Crouch and lived in Morristown, Term.
(6b) JENNIE NELSON.
(6c) LILLIE NELSON.
(5b) WILLIAM DOUGLAS NEISON JR., born 1827.
(5c) SARAH JANE NELSON, born February 18, 1829, Married John McCurley of
Greenville, Tenn.
(5d) JAMES SCRUGGS NELSON, born September 16, 1831. Married Bertha Baker.
(5e) MARIA LOUISA NEISON, born June 8, 1836.
(5f) ADA ELIZA NELSON, born May 4, 1842. Died October 24, I893 . Married
James L. Cain November 7 , i860. They had one daughter:
(6a) MOLLIE GAIN who married Francis Peckins McCorkle. Issue:
(7a) FRANCIS DOUGLAS MCCORKLE.
(7b) MARY MCCORKEL. Married Nick L. Susong. They had several
children.
(7c) daughter married Will Crosby.
(7d) daughter married Clark Kiser.
(7e) daughter married H. C. Maloney.
(7f ) INA. McCORKLE married R. A. Lyle.
(3d) JOHN EVANS went to Kentucky were he died in Rock Castle Co. in 1837.
He is reported to havo had three daughters and two sons. According to our chart
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(3e) WALTER EVANS: - La Ellis Evans (who made the original genealogical chart
of the Evans' family) was a grandson of this Walter Evans, it was possible to get
more information about him than of the other sons of (2) George Evan3. He was
born in Pittsylvania Co., Va., on April 22, 1767 . Died March 8, 1838 . Apparently
he migrated to Tennessee, with several of his brothers, about 1789, where he
married Sarah Murphy (born 1771 died January 17, 1794 ) on January 6, 1793. The
Murphys owned land adjoining his brother (3c) George Evans. When Sarah Murphy
Evan3 died a year later, she left an infant 30n, William Evans. On February 14,
1803, Walter Evans married Susanna Atkinson (born 1785 ) who was not yet 18 years
of age. ( 3 ©) Walter Evan3 owned several pieces of valuable property in Eastern
Tennessee, where he first taught school and was later County Clerk of Claibourne
Co. for many years, whore he was known as a man of education and refinement, and
business ability. Issue:
(4a) WILLIAM EVANS
(4b) JOHNATHAN EVANS
(4c) Dr. JAMES P. EVANS
(4d) WALTER RALEIGH EVANS
(4e) NEWTON A. EVANS
(4a) WILLIAM EVANS was born in Tennessee on December 27, 1793. His mother,
Sarah Murphy Evan.3, died when he was two weeks old; and his grandmother, Sarah
Murphy, cared for him from the time of his birth and took him with her when she
moved to Missouri some time later. At Farmington, Mo., he married Mahala George
(born at Farmington, April 13, 1803 . Died September 21, 1872 ) on July 26, 1818.
Their children were:
(5a) GEORGE STEVENSON EVANS
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(5c) ELLIS GREEN EVANS
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(5®) WALTER DEMONDSON EVANS
(5f) ELIZABETH MAEGEBET E. EVANS
(5g) WILLIAM CLARK EVANS
(5b) JANE ISABEL JAMISON EVANS
(5a) GEOEGE STEVENSON EVANS, married Fannie Columbia Brinker (born at Potosi,
Mo. November 6, 1821. Died August 28, 1888 at Arcadia, Mo.) on November 24,
1841 at Potosi, Mo. Issue:
(6a) VIENNA MAHALA EVANS, born August 29, 1842. Died Septembor 6, 1923.
Married Ezra Collins Tual (born February 19, 1829) of Medford, N.J. on January 29,
1863 i I 3 sue:
(7a) SELDON JEROME TUAL, born November 4, 1863 . Died June 6 , 1922.
Married Blanch Hatton (died November 1, 1903) on October 11, 1899. Issue:
( 8a) BLANCHARD SELDEN TUAL, born November 1, 1903 . Married 1st
Irma Fitch and 2nd Mable West Markham (born June 16, 1906) and had one child by
each wife.
(9a) STERLING SELDEN TUAL, born August 21, 1930 . Died July 21,
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(9b) VIENNA CAROLE TUAL, born March 16, 1937.
(7b) GEOEGE EVANS TUAL, born August 21, 1866. Married Belle Duncan
(born February 22, 1874) on July 13, 1894 . Issue:
(8a) GLADYS TUAL, born February 6, 1897. Died August 3, 1897.
(8b) EOBERT EZEA TUAL, born September 21, 1902. Married but no
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(7c) FANNIE TUAL, died In infancy.
(7d) CHARLES JERSEY TUAL, born April 14, 1870. Married 1st Anna
Kendall (born February 22, 1870. Died August 29 , I923 ) and 2nd Marie Collins
Smith (born May 5> 1891) in June, 1932. Had one son by his first wife:
( 8a) CHARLES JERONE SMITH TUAL. He had one daughter:
(9a) AF.LINE TUAL, born June 27, 1903 . Married Irwin Cauthers.
No issue.
(7©) ELVOOD COLLINS TUAL, bom January 21, 1872. Died December 23,
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( 8a) EUGENIA TUAL, born February 1, 1904. Married Ray Salter. Issue:
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( 8b) HAZEL TUAL, born November 23, 1906. Married Harold Walker.
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( 8 c) JULL1 VIENNA TUAL, born December 25, 1908 .
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( 8a) GRACE VIENNA WHITWORTH, born June 7, 1894. Married Phenton
Cherry Smith (born January 29, I892 ) on October 26, 1917. Issue:
(9a) BETTY JANE SMITH, born December 16, 1923
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(9a) MARIE WHITWORTH, born August 12, 1924 .
(7g) WELDON JAMES TUAL, born November 26, 1876 . Married Ida Ruth
Palmer (born December 20, l88l) on November 26, 1903 . Issue:
(8a) GRACE GAY TUAL, died at birth, August 31, 1908.
(8b) GLADYS M. TUAL, born May 5, 1910. Married Albert Townsand
(born 1908) on October 14, 1931. Isaue:
(9a) ALBERT WELDON TOWNSAND, born March 18, 1937.
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(7a) WILLIAM BRINKER EVANS, born September 28, 1890 .
(7b) BLANCH MARIE EVANS, born January 24, I892 .
(7c) GEORGE SIMEON EVANS, born November 7j 1895. Married Alice Allen
(born June 16, 1905) on April 8 , I925 . Issue:
( 8a) JUANITA EVANS, born February 24, 1926. Died April 2, 1926.
(8b) BETTY CHARLOTTE EVANS, born 1929 .
( 8 c) GEORGE SIMEON EVANS JR., born 1936 .
( 8d) JAMES LUTHER EVANS, born 1938 .
(7d) JAMES EVANS , born February 17, 1900.
( 6g) LUCY ELIZA EVANS, born September 11, 1821. Died December 23, 1925.
Married Luther Hill, March 1881. He died the following year and she married
Bruce Wallace (born May 30, 1858 . Died July 30, 19 10 ) in December 1884. Issue:
(7a) LUTHER HILL JR., born November 1882, Died the same day.
(7b) BARTON BRINKER WALLACE, born October 25, 1885 . Married Gertrude
Tribble (born December 24, 1892 ) on June 30, 1924. Issue:
( 8a) BARTON BRINKER WALLACE JR. born July 4, 1925.
( 8b) ALICE ANN WALLACE, born August 15 , 1927.
( 8 c) MARTHA WALLACE, born May 7, 1933.
(7c) VIENNA EVANS WALLACE, born July 9, I887 . Married Benno Gilbert von
Rorder (born August 23, 1880) on April 30, 1913.
(5b) JAMES WRIGHT EVANS, born August 6 , 1821. Died July 24, 1873. Married
Caledonia Levina Nichols (born August 1, 1826. Died October 1852) on May 11, 1846
in Arkansas . Issue:
( 6a) WILLIAM EVANS, born March 21, 1849. No data.
(5c) ELLIS GREEN EVANS, born July 10, 1824. Died April 18, I889 . Married
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Died December 27 , 1886) at Steelville, Mo. on August 20, 1850. Issue:
( 6a) EUGENE A. EVANS, born December I85I. Died June 19 , 1896 .
( 6b) ELLIOT BOND EVANS, born October 6 , 1854. Died August 19, 1856 .
( 6 c) ERNEST COOPER EVANS, born November 7* 1857. Died at birth.
( 6d) HORACE DELL EVANS, born June 11, 1859. Died October 25, 1922.
( 6e) INEZ E. EVANS , born January 8 , 1863 . Died September 18, 1924
.
( 6f ) LETTA F. EVANS, born September 6 , 1868. Died February 7j 1901.
(6a) EUGENE A. EVANS > married Helen K. Simpson (born April 30, 1852) on May 4,
1871. Issue:
(7a) ELLIS G. EVANS, born April 13, 1872* Died March 18, 1873.
(7b) EUGENE E. EVANS, born October 24, 1873. Died July 18, 1879.
(7c) EMILY M. BELLE EVANS, born August 24, I876. Died July 1879.
(7d) HARRY MALCOLM EVANS, born September 29, 1879. Died 1881.
(7e) FLORA DELL EVANS, born March 13, 1882.
(7f) MAYME INEZ EVANS, born October 4, 1884.
(7g) ELLIOTT GUY EVANS, born May 1, 1887 . Died February 22, 1920.
(7h) FLOYD EVANS , born April 3, 1892. Died April 1892.
(7e) FLORA DELL EVANS, married Seth A. Zaun (born February 8 , l88 l) on
May 10, 1900, Issue:
( 8a) EUGENIA THELMA ZAUM, born March 10, 1901. Married James Dorflinger
(born March 2, 1922 ) on September 11, 1920. Issue;
(9a) DELL DEAN DORFLINGER, born October 6, 1926.
( 8b) IRENE M. ZAUM, born June 22, 1902. Married Ludvig J. Hedstrom (born
April 12, 1900) on July 21, 1922, l33ue:
(9a) BETTY GENE HEDSTROM, born April 29 , 1924.
(9b) LUDWIG J. HEDSTROM JR., born November 29 , 1930 .
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(born October 24, 1903) on October 25, 1924.
(8d) GEORGE ELLIOTT ZAUN, born September 20, 1906. Married Maurine L.
Frazier (born September 6, 1919) on October 13, 1939.
(80) BYRON SETH ZAUN, born June 20, 1908. Married Alma Rountree (born
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(9a) JANIS CAROL ZAUN, born July 7, 1937.
(8f) ALBERT MARSHALL ZAUN, born October 13, 1910. Married Wilma Lonergan
(born September 19, 1914) on September 15, 1931. Issue:
(9a) MARCIA SUE ZAUN, born May 7, 1934.
(9"b) ALBERT MARSHALL ZAUN JR., born November 12, 1938.
(8g) JOHN WESLEY ZAUN, born November 9, 1912. Married Charlene Perrigo
(born September 3, 1916) on April 27, 1934. Issue;
(9a) JOAN ANN ZAUN, born May 7, 1935.
(8h) MARY CATHERINE ZAUN, born February 14, 1915. Married Albert Wilson
Newby (born November 22, 1911) on September 16, 1938.
(81) EMILY MARIA ZAUN, born March 25, 1917.
(8 j) ROBERT LEE CHARLES ZAUN, born October 20, 1919.
(7f ) MAYME INEZ EVANS, born October 14, 1884. Married 1st Elijah Francis
(born March 4, 1882, Died August 18, 1912) on September 11, 1904 j and 2nd, Lee
E. Smith (born November 12, 1887) on October 14, 1913. Her dcsccndents wore:
(8a) HORACE DELL FRANCIS, born June 12, 1905. Married Frances Evans
(born October 8, 1905) on August 2, 1925. Issue:
(9a) HORACE DELL FRANCIS JR., born June 28, 1926.
(9b) EVANS JAY FRANCIS, born April 26, 1928.
(9c) ROBERT EUGENE FRANCIS, born February 26, 1931.
(8b) HELEN LYDIA FRANCIS, born August 11, 1907. Married Claude C. Goamcs
(born April 2, 1903) on October 14, 1926. Issue:
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(9b) CAROL SUE GEAMES, born December 13, 1932.
(8c) LEE EVANS SMITH JR., born August 11, 1917. Married Lela Smith
(born April 20, 19 17) on July 11, 1936 . Issue:
(9a) JUDITH ANN SMITH, born May 10, 1937.
(9b) MYRTLE RUTH SMITH, born July 5, 1939
(8d) LOIS JULIA SMITH, born July 5, 1920,
( 7%) ELLIOTT GUY EVANS, born May 1, 1887 . Died February 22, 1920. Married
Myrtle Leases (born April 9, 1887 ) on July 17, 1910, at Bonne Terre, Mo. Issue:
(8a) EUGENE LESSER EVANS, born May 20, 1911.
(8b) DOROTHY LOUISE EVANS, born February 14, 1912. Married William
Mosier on October 12, 1931. Issue:
(9a) WILLIAM EVANS MOSIER, born August 9, 1933.
(9b) SANDRA LEE MOSIER, born August 14, 1936 .
(8c) ROBERT LINN EVANS, born November 4, 1917.
( 6d) HORACE DELL EVANS, born June 11, 1859. Died October 25 , 1922. Married
Annie Towle (born March 23 , 1868) on December 28, 1887 . Issue:
(7a) EMILY TOWLE EVANS, born October 26, 1889 . Married James Homer
Brinker (born March 20, 1891) on August 26, 1919. Wo issue.
(7b) CLAIRE DELL EVANS, born July 16, I89 I.
( 6e) INEZ E. EVANS, born January 8, 1863 . Died September 18, 1924. Married
Mark Titsworth Vandergrift (born August 1868. Died October 1935) on November 27 ,
I89O, Issue:
(7a) HAZEL DELL VANDERGRIFT died at the age of thirteen.
( 6f) LETTA F. EVANS,born September 6 , 1868. Died February 7, 1901. Married
Wesley Rice Mudd (born i860 . Died 1891 ) in January, 1888. Issue:
(7a) MYRTLE F. MUDD, born January 19 , 1889 .
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(born October 6 , 1900) in July, 1925 .
(5cL) SARAH MARIA LAPP EVANS, born August 25, 1826. Lied May 25 ,I85O.
Married Royal S. Tiffany of Louisiana on May 15 , 1850 ,at Farmington, Mo. and
drove to Ste, Genevive, twenty -two miles away, where they embarked on the
Steamboat Pocohontas, which called there on the 17th of May, I85O. When a few
miles from Memphis, the boat caught fire; and though the pilot made for shore
immediately, many lives were lost. Sarah and her husband were among those lost;
but the family received no news of the tragedy, which occurred on May 25th,
I85O, until three years later.
(5e) VALTER EDMONDSON EVANS, born December 28, 1828. Was married twice.
Issue:
( 6a) LIZZIE EVANS . Married L. Lewis in Cuba, Mo.
(6b) ALBERT EVANS
(6c) WILLIAM EVANS
(6d) CURTIS EVANS
( 6e) LAURA EVANS , born January 5, 1859.
(6f) RICHARD EVANS
(5f) ELIZABETH MARGARET RELEE EVANS, born August 8 ,I832 . Died November 15,
1906. Married Richard Webster on June 28, 1869 , whom she divorced in 1875;
and on October 19, 1880, she married Samuel N. Watros . Descendents:
( 6a) LAURA J. WEBSTER, born May 20, 1870. Married Chancy S. Doggett
on March 27, 1892 . Issue:
(7a) EVALYN DOGGETT, married Carl Whalen.
(5g) WILLIAM CLARK EVANS, born March 1, 1835 . Died March 19, 1903. Married
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1867. She died a short time after their marriage, and he married 2nd, Lucinda S.
Stilwell (horn September 20, 1848, at Charlottville, N. Y. Died January 28,
1908) on August 6, 1871. Issue:
(6a) JOHN STILWELL EVANS, born September 6, 1872. Died July 17, 1873.
(6b) WILLIAM EMMETT EVANS, born December 12, 1873. Married 1st Myrtle
Willia Clonts (born October 6, l88l) at Steelville, Mo. May 30, 1900. She died
February 22, 1905 and he married 2nd, Mrs. Emily Wheeling Upchurch on June 21,
1917. All issue by first wife:
(7a) HELEN BUTH EVANS , born January 7, 1902. Married Baymond F.
Meyer (born September 29, 1903). They live at Cape Girardeau, Mo.
(7b) MILDBED EVANS, born December 28, . Died May 31, 1938.
(6c) AUSTIN ELLIS EVANS, born July 22, 1876. He is a physician. Married
Pearl Devol. Lives at Conway Springs, Fans. Issue:
(7a) FAREIS EVANS
(7b) MERIDETH EVANS
(6d) WALTER ABLEE OTIS EVANS, born December 23, 1879. Married and lives
at Coffeeville, Kan.
(6e) JULIA EDITH EVANS, born June 27, 1882. Married George C. Levengcod
(born March 23, 1883) on July IQ, 1906. Issue:
(7a) JULIA LEVENGOOD, born June 15, 1907. Married Edwin Whiteside
(born July 7, 1906) on December 31, 1934, One daughter:
( 8a) JUDITH ANN WHITESIDE, born July 10, 1937.
(7b) WILBUR EVANS LEVENGOOD, born April 11, 1909. Pied July 19,
1910.
(7c) MATRED LEVENGOOD, born June 23, 1911. Married Gion Wilson (born
May 5, 1909) on November 18, 1934. Issue:
(8a) GEORGE ROBERT WILSON, born December 12, 1936 .
(6f) EDNA MAHALA EVANS, born June l6, I885. Died January 14- , 1889
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Baloun January 1, 1908. Issues
(7a) LUCILLE DORA BALOUN, born October 15, 1908. Married Laurence
Jackson Perkins on December 31j 1935. Iasue:
( 8a) JOSEPH LAWRENCE PERKINS, born November 22, 1939 .
(7"b) ALINA DORA BALOUN, born October 15, 1915.
( 6h) GEORGE ROSCOE EVANS, born February 3, 1892, died November 2, I892 .
No data.
(6i) EVADNE EVANGELINE EVANS, born January 8 , 1895. Died November 18,
1898.
(5h) JANE ISABEL JAMESON EVANS, born January 27, 1840. Died May 11, 1865 .
Married Benjamin D. Garvin, May 15, l86l, in Missouri. Issue:
( 6a) WILLIAM EVANS GARVIN, born September 25 ,1862. Died October 8 ,
1862.
(6b) JENNIE GARVIN, born August 10, 1864. Died December 7, 1909.
Married Jacob Russell Sites October 30, 1889 . He was born in Hardy Co., W.
Va., September 10, 1858 . Issue:
(7a) WILLIAM C. SITES, born August 23, 1890. Died October 9, 1890,
(7b) JAMES GORDON SITES, born September 23, 189 1. Married Unity May
Carmody on November 5, 1913. Issue:
( 8a) EDITH NAY SITES, born November 15, 191^. Married Raymond John
Weidlich on March 29, 1934. No issue.
( 8b) ALICE GENEVA SITES, born June 14, 1917.
( 8 c) JENNIE LOUISE SITES, born November 8 , 1919.
( 8d) JAMES S. SITES JR., born June 3, 1924. Died February 17,
1932.
(8e) RUSSELL ROLAND SITES, born February 17, 1932.
(7c) BENJAMIN GARVIN SITES, born June 13, 1894. Marriod Anna Blaine
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( 8a) COLEEN ELIZABETH SITES, horn January 3 , 1917.
( 8b) GARVIN BLAINE SITES, horn November 16, 19 19.
(7d) BETTIE GENEVA SITES, horn May 11, 1896 . Married Charles T. Bath on
September 2, 1916. No issue.
(7e) ELIJAH RUSSELL SITES, horn January 25 , 1899. Married Clarice Whitmore
on September 3, 1921. No issue.
(7f) LUCINDA GRACE SITES, horn January 4, 1902. After the death of her
parents she was legally adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Saltsman. Lucinda Grace
Saltsman taught school in St. Louis, Mo.
(3c) WALTER EVANS married 2nd, Susanna Atkinson (horn 1785) on February 14,
1803. Issue:
(4b) JOHNATHAN EVANS, horn December 1803 . (no data)
(4c) JAMES P. EVANS, horn October 8 , 1806. He was a physician of Tazewell,
Term. Died at Fort Smith, Ark. Married Malinda Noel, daughter of Alfred Noel. Issue
(5a) WALTER H. EVANS, went to Cherokee Nation (Oklahoma). Issue:
( 6a) JAMES F. EVANS in Cherokee Nation.
(5b) MARTHA A. EVANS married Mat Gray at Fort. Smith, Ark. Issue:
( 6a) MARY AGNUS GRAY
( 6b) JOHN GRAY
( 6 c) KATE GRAY
( 6d) VALANTINE GRAY
(5c) MARY M. EVANS, died a nun at Fort Smith.
(5d) MINNIE EVANS, daughter of second wife went with her mother to
California
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(4d) WALTER RALEIGH EVANS, born January 13, 1809, at Tazewell, Tenn. Died
at Tazewell, February 5> 1871. He was a prominent lawyer. Married Judith Hardin
(born May 25 , 1825. Died February 23 , 1878). When he died he was buried under
a tree in the yard of his home at Tazewell, but, a number of years later, the
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monument in his honor. His children were:
(5a) JAMES R. EVANS, married Charity B. Word (sister of John P. Word)
and they lived in Texas. Issue:
(6a) KATE EVANS married Mr. Thompson. Lived at Divine, Texas.
( 5b) LIZZIE HARDIN EVANS, married Edward Stern at Tazewoll, Tenn. and
moved to San Francisco, California. Issue:
(6a) IEN0EA STERN married C. W. Woodworth, who taught at the
University of California, at Berkeley, for 40 years. Issue:
(7a) LAURENCE WOODWORTH of Berkeley, California
( 71 ) HAROLD WOODWORTH
(7c) CHARLES WOODWORTH
(7d) ELISABETH WOODWORTH
(6t) WALTER STERN died 1895 at Rollo, Mo.
(6c) JOSEPH A. STERN, of San Francisco
(5c) MARY L. EVANS, married 1st, Rev. B. G. Manard at Tazewell, Tenn.,
and 2nd, E. V. Vineyard of Kansas City, Mo. Descendents:
(6a) HARDIN MANARD, a lawyer in Kansas City, Mo.
(6h) GERTRUDE MANARD (or Vineyard) married 1st, Albert Hunt, and
2nd, Capt. Barnes. Issue:
(7a) LOUISA HUNT
(7b) JUDITH HUNT (or Barnes)
(6c) MATIE VINEYARD married Capt. Hensley, U. S. A.
(4s) NEWTON A. EVANS, born December 27, 1815. He was Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Claibourne Co., Tenn. from 1844 to 1852. He later moved to Texas and
served in the Mexican War. Issue:
(5a) ROBERT M. EVANS
(5b) JAMES CROCKET EVANS
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(54) DOVEN A. EVANS
(5c) JEFF DAVIS EVANS
(5f) WALTER EVANS
(3f) JAMES EVANS was the youngest child in the (2) George Evans Family.
He was horn in Halifax Co., Va. ahd wont to Tennessee with his brothers and
sisters after the death of his father in 1788. He wont to Illinois whore he
lived until 1840 when he moved to Texas. Ho had several children among whom
were:
(4a) JAMES M. EVANS
(4b) NANCY EVANS, married Jacob Dennis and moved to Salt River, Mo., in
1816.
(3g) ELIZABETH EVANS was born in Virginia and married Thomas Carlin. There
are several contradictory accounts of tho Carlin family: but from the library at
Springfield, 111., I found the following: "The traditional history of the Carlin
family covers a period of nearly 2000 years . The Carlins went to Ireland from
Rome in the year 54 B.C. under tho command of Julius Caesar. They settled in
the northern part of Hibernia, now called Ireland. Their Roman name was Carlinius .
In 1774 five of tho seven sons of John Carlin, from near Carrickfergus, County
Antrim, left Ireland. Thomas and Daniel came to America and landed at Norfolk,
Virginia." It was said that Thomas located in Halifax Co. Va., whore ho met
Elizabeth Evans and married her in 1775. They spent most of their married life
near Sholbyville, Ky.j but in 1803 the family moved to St. Francisco Co., Mo.,
and Thomas Carlin died near Frcdorickson, Mo. in 1804. Elizabeth Carlin, with
seven children, ono an infant, returned to hor family in Tennossoo, where she
later married William Savage. Hor children woro:
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(4h) WILLIAM CARLIN
(4i) MARGARET SAVAGE
(4a) JOHN EVANS CARLIN. I have been unable to find any data about (4a)
John Evans Carlin, except the traditional report that he had been killed by
Indians; but he must have lived long enough to have married and had at least one
child; for Miss Ella Lee Perry of Exeter, 111., contributed tho following
information: "John Evans Carlin married Elizabeth and had a daughter:
(5a) MARTHA CARLIN, born 1795. Died 1838 at Carlinville, 111.
Married Jehu Hill (born in the Pcndelton District, Anderson Co., S. C. on
March 20, 1789. Their first two children were born in Anderson Co,, S. C. Jehu
Hill bought land near Carlinville in 1835; "but after the death of his wife in
1838 ho remarried and moved to Iowa. They had one daughter:
(6) JANE HILL, born 1818 and married 1st Richard McCormick, and
had several children, and 2nd Caleb Perry. They had one daughter:
(7) ELLA LEE PERRY, born 1862
(4b) THOMAS CARLIN was born July 18, 1786, or 1789, and is frequently
spoken of as the oldest son of Thomas and Elizabeth Carlin; so John E. Carlin
must have been killed when Thomas was quite young. After tho death of his
father he spent some time with his mother in Tennessee. In 1812, he enlisted in
the U. S. Army, where he served for several years. He married Rebocca Huitt,
at Edwardsville Junction, 111. in 1814, and was one of the first porsons to
settle in Green Co. 111., where ho built his home south of the present site of
Carrolton, which town was built on his land and was named for his friend, Charles
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The town of Carlinville was named in his honor. He was elected Governor of
Illinois in 1838, and served four years. He vas also a member of the General
Assembly, and held many offices of importance in that state. He died near
Carrolton on February 14, I852, and the State of Illinois erected a monument
to his memory at Carrolton. His descendents were:
(5a) WILLIAM H. CARLIN vas an attorney and State Senator. Married
Rebecca Hill of Missouri.
(5b) EMILY CARLIN, born 1820. Died September 16, 1840.
(5c) MARY A. CARLIN, was a social leader of St. Louis, Mo. Married
J. L. D. Morrison.
(5d) ANDREW JACKSON CARLIN, married Rose Kelly.
(5e) JOHN CLARK CARLIN, married Marion English.
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(5g) JULIA CARLIN, died a nun in Sacred Heart Convent in Chicago.
(5h) EUGENIA CARLIN married Fred Woodward.
(5i) EUGINE CARLIN married Miss Clark of Alabama.
(5j) EDGAR CARLIN married Miss Perkins.
(5k) NATHANIEL CARLIN
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(4c) UNITY CARLIN married John Eichelberger . Their children were:
(5a) ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER
(5b) MARY SUSAN EICHELBERGER
(5c) FREDERICK EICHELBERGER
(4d) JAMES CARLIN. Land records show that James Carlin (in 1794) was granted
1000 acres of land in Jefferson Co., Ky. which had been assigned to Thomas
Carlin, and which adjoined land owned by Thomas Carlin. James Carlin must have
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Gov. De Shay of Ky. Issue:
(5a) JOHN CARLIN, born 1819 in Madison Co., Ky. He was sheriff of
Hancock Co., 111. about 1850. He was also Commissioner of Land with an office
at Springfield, 111. He married Martha Flood (born 1825 in Montgomery Co.,
Ky. and died September 15, 1884, at Carthage, 111.) Issue:
(6a) JAMES WILLIAM CARLIN, born August 1845, at Carthage, 111.
Died September 4, 1899. Married Minnie Rogers. He was in the U. S. Navy
from 1868, until his death in 1899. He had one child who died in infancy.
(6b) MARY ADEL/VIDE CARLIN, born December 23, 1848, at Carthage, 111.
Died June 6, 1917. Married W. D. Bennett October 18, 1868. Issue:
(7a) MABEL ADELAIDE BENNETT, married Walter Hock in 1901. Died
1902.
(6c) LILLIE MAY CARLIN, born 1855. Died 1856.
(6d) LEWIS CASS CARLIN, born September 8, 1856. Lived with his 2nd
wife, Jean McQuaid, at Palm Springs, California. No issue.
(6e) MARTHA WASHINGTON CARLIN, born March 3, i860, at Carthage, 111.
Died October 20, 1923, Married William Edward Broswell (died 1926) . Issue:
(7a) JAMES ROSCO BOSWELL, born January 10, 1884. Married Margaret
LaGor (died 1930). Lives in Plainfield, Conn.
(7b) EDWARD RAYMOND BOSWELL, born June 3, 1886. Lives near
Colusa, 111. Never married.
(7c) HARRISON CARLIN BOSWELL, born June 3, 1888 at Carthage, 111.
Married Nellie Lee Byington on November 3, 1909. Issue:
(8a) MARY ELIZABETH BOSWELL, born November 4, 1910, in Chicago.
Married William Morris Egbers in 1934, and lives at Carthage, 111.
(4o) MARY CARLIN, married James Strickland. Issue:
(5a) UNITY STRICKLAND
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(5c) THOMAS C. STRICKLAND
(5d) LAMES STRICKLAND
(5e) LOUISA STRICKLAND
(4f) HUGH CARLIN. According to our chart, Hugh Carlin married Sarah
McDonald and had the following children:
(5a) HUGH CARLIN
(5b) MELVTNA CARLIN
(5c) MARY E. CARLIN
( 5d) HANNAH CARLIN
(5e) MARTHA CARLIN
(5f) THOMAS BENNETT CARLIN;
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Hugh Carlin, of Fayette Co., Ky., married Maria Satterwhite September 6, 1812,
and Mr. William Satterwhite, an innkeeper, was the father of the bride and acted
as Bondsman. The minister who officiated at the wedding was James Elliot.
They had one son:
(5a) DANIEL CARLIN, married Zelphia Hanks about 1855* at Lambsburg, Va.
Issue:
(6a) SELBY CARLIN
(6b) CARRY CARLIN
(6c) CABEL CARLIN
(6d) LILLY CARLIN
(6e) THOMAS CARLIN
(6c) CABEL CARLEN had seven children. The oldest was:
(7a) C. I. CARLIN, a druggist of Galax, Virginia. He has three
sons. Possibly Hugh Carlin was married 1st to Maria Satterwhite, and after her
death married Sarah McDonald.
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(5a) JESSE BLACKSHEER
(5b) LUKE BLACKSHEER
(4h) WILLIAM B, CARLIN, born May 31 , 1804, in St. Francois Co., Mo. Died
April 20, 1850. Married Mary Goode of Lynchburg, Va., December 6, 1826. (Mary
Goode was born in Halafax, Ya. July 3, 1805. Died July 8, 1888. She was the
daughter of William and Mary Gildwell Goode.) Issue:
(5a) THOMAS J. CARLIN born December 13, 1827. Married 1st Jennie Burney
(daughter of D. D. Burney) of Delhi, 111. in I85O, and 2nd Mary Kelly. Each
wife had four children:
( 6a) LAURA CARLIN, born 1851. Married William Roberts of Carrollton,
111 .
( 6b) DOUGLAS FRENCH CARLIN, born 1853, at Cheyenne River Agency.
(6c) LILLIAN CARLIN, born I856 . Married James Rivers of Greenfield,
111 .
(6d) EMILY CARLIN, born 1871. Marri d 1st Jordan, and 2nd Barclay.
( 60 ) THOMAS CARLIN, born 18?6.
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(6g) IRENE CARLIN, no data.
(6h) EDGAR CARLIN, no data.
(5b) Gen. WILLIAM PASSMORE CARLIN, born November 24, 1829. Married
Nettie Michall on July 10, 1859. Was retired Brig. Gon. U. S. Army. Buried at
Carrollton, 111. Issue:
(6a) WILLIAM EDWARD CARLIN, born July 26, 1866. Lived In New York City.
(5c) NANCY CARLIN, born April 11, 1832. Married John Long of Carrollton,
111. Issue:
(6a) JANETTE LONG, born 1866. Married Henry C. Schafer. Issue:
(7a) ADA SCHAFER, married R. L. Smith. Issue:
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(8b) ROBERTA LEE SMITH
( 6b) IDA LONG, born 1869 . Married W. E. Hammond. Lived in San Diego.
Issue:
(7a) WILBUR HAMMOND.
(6c) CHARLES LONG, born 1856 . Lived at Topeka, Kansas.
( 6d) JULIETTE LONG
(6e) AUGUSTUS LONG.
(5d) ELIZABETH CARLIN, born June 27, 1834. Married Calvin Kelly of
Carrollton, 111. Issue:
( 6a) MAYME KELLY
( 6b) CALVIN KELLY
( 6 c) HEROLD KELLY
( 5d) EMILY CARLIN, born July 4, 1836 . Married Theophile Papin, a
descendent of an early French family of Missouri. He was a prominent citizen
of St. Louis and was in the Real Estate business, was U. S. Collector of
Internal Revenue, a member of the City Council, and Mayor of St. Louis. Issue
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( 6a) JULIE PAPIN, married Frederick Gooding
( 6b) EDVARD PAPIN, born 1869
( 6c) LUCILE PAPIN, married Gerald Borden of New York City
(5e) JULIA CARLIN, born 1847. Married J. Adair Hardin, a native of
Missouri, a Civil Engineer and Railroad contractor. Lived at Shelbyville, Ky.
Issue:
( 6a) ADAIR HARDIN, born 1873. Was a nun in Sacred Heart Convent at
St. Charles, Mo.
( 6b) EMELY HARDIN, born 1877. Never married.
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WINTER EVANS CARLIN, of Carrollton, 111. was a banker, a member of
the State Legislature, and was the highest officer in the I. 0. 0. F. in the
State of Illinois. Was born April 11, 1844. Died July 16, 1908. Married 1st,
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Married Ralph L. Vanderburg. Lived at Peoria, 111. Issue*
(7a) MARY JQSEPHIN VANDERBURG, married Ralph Morgan. Lived at
Peoria, 111. Issue:
(8a) JAMES MORGAN who lived at Peoria, 111*
(Tb) ALMA FAUSTA VENDERBURG, married Howard Cummings. Issue:
(8a) NANCY CUMMINGS
(8b) JOYCE CUMMINGS
(6c) ALMA (or Wilma) WILBANKS CARLIN, born June 8, 1874, at Jersey
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(7a) HELEN EUGENIA HAMILTON married Donald J. Mills. Issue:
(8a) JOAN MILLS
(7b) PAULINE CROSS HAMILTON married John G. Farnsworth. Issue:
(8a) CAROLINE FARNSWORTH
(8b) S/RAH FARNSWORTH
(7c) MARY B. HAMILTON died at the age of four years.
(6d) CLARISSA. ANTIONETTE CARLIN, born February 22, I889 . Died
December 4, 1914. Married Everette L. Alexander November 2, 1911.
(6e) JULIE BARR CARLIN, born January 9, I89I. Married H. H. Curdie
June 1, 1922. Issue:
(7a) CLARE CARLIN CURDIE, born April 27, 1925, at Danveille, 111.
Mrs. Julie Barr Curdie allowed me to copy an autobiographical sketch written
by her father (5f) Walter Evans Carlin, before his death; and as there has been
so much contradictory material written about this family, I am quoting the
D. Carlin. Issue:
(6a) HUGH B. CARLIN, born August 13, 1869. Died August 22, 1871.
(6b) MARY EUGENIA CARLIN, born June 18, 1871, at Mt. Vernon, 111.
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"Thomas Carlin came from Ireland to Virginia and married Elizabeth Evans
of Virginia. Their sons Were John, Thomas, Jome3 , Hugh and William. Their
daughter Hannah married Luke Blackshar. After the death of my grandfather,
Thomas Carlin, my grandmother married William Savage, whose only child, Margaret
Savage, married William Perry.
William Carlin, my father, -was horn May 3k* 180k, in St. Francois Co., Mo.
William Goode, my mother's father, was horn in Halifax Co., Va. May 21, 1775.
He married Agnes Cole, of the same county, who was horn November 1, 1785. My
father, William Carlin, and my mother, Mary Goode, were married December 6 ,
1826. He died April 20, I85O, at Carrollton, 111., to which place he came with
Gov. Carlin and family in 1819. My grandmother and her husband, William
Savage, came soon after. My mother died in Carrollton July 8 , 1888.
Grandfather, Thomas Carlin, lived near Shelbyville, Ky., where the
children, older than father, were horn. They moved thonce to Missouri where he
died about ten miles from Ste. Genevieve, December 27, 1803, being on his way
from Ste. Genevieve to his home in St. Francois Co.
My father and his brother, Thomas Carlin, came from Tennoasee and settled
in Illinois in l8l8 . Both were soldiers in the Black Hawk War. Thomas Carlin
was early elected Sheriff of Green Co. Later he served four years as State
Senator, and was olocted Governor of Illinois in 1838 and served four years.
My father, William Carlin, was early elected County and Probate Clerk of
Green Co., which position he held for 16 years. Later he was elected Circuit
Clerk, which office he held to the time of his death in 1850. My oldest brother,
Thomas J. Carlin, served lk years as Circuit Clerk of Green Co. My next
brother, William P. Carlin, was appointed to West Point in 1815* on tho
recommendation of the late Stephen A. Douglas, and graduated in 1850, since
which time he has been in continuous service in the U. S. Army. He was Brig.
Gen. of Volunteers during tho late war. In l86l, at the age of 17, I enlisted
in the 38th 111. Vol. Infantry, and was promoted to 2nd Lieut., 1st Lieut, and
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Carlin as Aid -do -Camp and Brigade Inspector. In the battlo of Chicomahga I had
two horses shot from under me while carrying orders* Served temporarily on the
staff of Gon. Jeff C. Davis and was specially commehfcd for gallantry by him in
his official report. Served three years, and When the war wa3 over was appointed
Lieutenant in the Regular Army; but declined the appointment. Since the war I
have served five years as Major in the 15th Illinois Infantry (National Guard).
In 1866 I engaged, with a partner, in the private Banking Business, and
continued until 1876 when I organized the First National Bank of Jorseyville,
111. and was chosen Cashier. Two years later I rotired from tho First National
Bank and reentered tho private banking business. I was always a staunch Democrat
and was Chairman of tho Democratic Central Committee of Jersey County for eight
years, Tn 1880, I was a delegate from my district to the National Democratic
Convention at Cincinnati. In 1882, I was elected a member of the Legislature
and servod two years,"
(3h) SARAH EVANS j - according to our chart Sarah Evans married Jesse
Chock (possibly Cheek or Chick) and they moved to Gunther's Landing, Ala. where
they both died. She wa3 usually called Sally. Have found no other data.
(3i) MARY EVANS, according to the Chart, was usually called Polly. She
married a man named Williams and they lived, for some time, in Knox Co., Tcnn.
They later moved to Arkansas Territory, where they died leaving several children.
No other data.
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The following information wa3 secured from Lewis W. Garrett of Morristown,
Tennessee
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1, John and Mary Garrett, of Leistershiro, England, had a son,
2, William Garrett, who married Ann Kirk of Leistershire, England, and they
had a son;
3, Thomas Garrett, who married Rebecca Vernon of Darby, Pennsylvania. They
had a son;
4, William Garrett, who married Lida Lewis of Darby, Penn., and they had
a son;
5, Lewis Garrett, who married Mary Guinn of Lancaster, Penn. After the
Revolutionary War, Lewis, with his wife and eight children, started westward
from Pennsylvania. Lewis died, as they were passing through Virginia;
but his wife and their children kept on until they reached Scott’s Landing
in Kentucky, where they established a homo. Their son
6, William Garrett, born December 10, 1779 > married Elizabeth Gray in Jefferson
Co., Term. In 1799 he owned an iron foundry near Newport, Coke Co., and
later became a preacher. His oldest son
7, Gray Garrett, born at Newport, Tenn., September 9 , 1800, was admitted to
practice law in 1821. In 1825 he moved to Claiborne Co., Tenn., where he
was considered a fine speaker and an able lawyer. Erom 1826 to 1827 he
was Clerk of the Circuit Court of Claiborne County. In 1836 ho was elected
Attorney General and had that position for eight years. At that time he
was considered the most prominent lawyer in Claiborne County, He died on
March 23, 1848. He married 1st Maria Hall, on December 25, 1823. They
had a son, William Garrett, born October 28, 1825, at Newport. His wife
died a short time later in 1825, and he moved to Tazewell, Claiborne Co.,
Tenn. He married 2nd, Matilda Evans, on Fobruary 3 > 1831. They had one child,
Henry Alexander Garrett, who was born august 21, 1833 at Tazewell, Tenn. Ho
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hut his mother was determined that he should study law. However she was not
satisfied with the progress he made at Tazewell j so, when he was IT ahe sent
him to Coosa Co., Alabama, to his uncle William Garrett, a prominent lawyer who
was, at that time. Secretary of State for Alabama.
Henry Alexander Garrett was an exceptionally bright young man and became
a successful lawyer.
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In the early Tennessee records William Douglas Nelson, and others of his
family, spelled their name NEILSON; hut in the later records it is spelled
NELSON. His father, Hugh Douglas Neilson, came from Ayrshire, Scotland, to
America in 1769 or 1770 and entered into business in Virginia. He moved to
Tennessee in 1778 and received land in payment for surveying portions of
Tennessee which were, at that time, a part of North Carolina.
Hugh Douglas Neilson married Sarah Hale and they had the following children:
1, William Douglas Neilson, horn February 16, 1786 . Died May 18, 1864.
Ho married Elizabeth Evans about 1824.
2, Joseph Hale Neilson, born February 10, 1792.
3, Horato Douglas Neilson, born July 22, 1797. Never married.
4, Sarah Neilson, born February 16, 1800, married Doctor Yandell and lived
in Murfreesboro, Tcnn. Their daughter married Dr. Yandell of Louisville, Ky.
5, Patrick Neilson studied Medicine at Nashville, Term, and practiced at
his home town of Murfreesboro, Term,
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In searching early Colonial records we have to remember that few of ourColonial ancestors could read and write with any degree of accuracy. Theindividual immigrants
, from different parts of the British Isles, had their ownpeculiar way of pronouncing their names; and many of the County Clerks had diffi-culty with spelling; so it is not surprising that the same name was sometimesspelled several different ways in the same document.
The name Biddle is found in these early documents spelled: Biddle, Bittle,Brittle, Beedle, Buddie, Breddle, etc.
In 1617, Francis Beedle and Rupart (or Robert) Beedle came to York Co., Va.,from the Virgin Islands.
In 1689, Francis Briddle gave property, in Isle of Wight Co,, to his granddaughterMary Hampton.
In 1669 , Francis Bredle bought land on the south side of the James River in Isleof Wight County. Most of the records of that County have been destroyed;but Francis Bredal was a Quaker; and from their church records we findthat he had a wife, Mary Briddle and a daughter Mary who married JohnDenson on September 12, 1692 . They also had a daughter Elizabeth whomarried Thomas Hampton. They also had two sons, Francis B. Briddle,who made a disorderly marriage (according to the Quaker records) andBartholum Brittle who bought land in Surry Co., Va. The Surry Countybranch of the family became prominent and married into the Washington,and other important Colonial families . They continued to spell theirname Brittle
.
In 1712, Francis Breddle died and left property to his daughter Mary Denson, thewife of John Denson: to his grandson Francis Hampton; to his daughter -
in -law Elizabeth Sikes: to his grandson Francis Denson: to his grand-daughter -in-law Elizabeth Hampton: and to his wife Mary Briddle.
1st generation: In l68l the will of ROBERT BITTLE of Isle of Wight Co., Va.was proved. He left his property to his "wife and children". On May 6 ,
1682,an inventory of the estate was signed by his former wife Sissely
Towle. The only one of his children mentioned was John Betle, whoreceived some of the property.
2nd generation: JOHN BETLE (BITTLE) undoubtedly had two sons, for the recordsshow that William Bittle and his wife Elizabeth bought land in Isle ofWight Co . in 1737 and 1749 . In 1749 part of the County of Isle cfWight was included in the new County of Southampton; and after thattime the Bittle property was usually located in Southampton County.
3rd generation: On June 26, 1760 , John Bittle died and left property to hiswife Sarah and his daughters Lucy Bittle and Mary Saul. His brotherWilliam Bittle was named executor; and William Kirby was one of thejury to assess the property.
On August 12, 1764, the will of WILLIAM BITTLE wa3 probated. Hisheirs were: his wife Elizabeth Bittle;
Son William Bittle, who probably went to Northampton Co., N. C. andmarried Mary Bass, and had children, John James, William and Nancy.
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Son ROBERT BITTLE who married Judith Kirby about 1744;
Daughter , Lucy Bittle, a spinster who married John Littles in 1758.
Daughter, Sarah Barne3. William Bittle and Jack Barnes were executorsunder the will.
4th generation: ROBERT BITTLE, who married Judith Kirby, died and his will wasprobated February 14, 1795. Mentioned in his will were:
Son, William Bittle who had a wife named Nancy;
Son, John Bittle;
Son, KIRBY BITTLE, who married Lucy Westbrook, daughter of Henry West-brook, on November 6, 1775. Ho died in 1815 or I8l6.
Son, Henry Bittle, who was given land and slaves by his uncle WilliamBittle in 1774, which had been inherited by his grandfather, WilliamBittle, and which was then occupied by his grandmother Elizabeth Bittle.Henry Bittle died in 1812, leaving a widow Lucy, sons Robert and Drury,daughter Peggie Simmons, and others.
Daughter, Mary Lainier.
Daughter, Mildred Turner. (Millie Bittle married Henry Turner in
1783).
Grandchildren: Henry Baohum, Benjamin Turner, Benjamin Bittle andElizabeth Bittle Turner.
The bulk of this estate was left to William Bittle, with William andHenry acting as executors. The people of this generation were livingat the time of the Revolutionary War, and are often mentioned in the
records of that time.
5th generation: KIRBY BITTLE gave his son Benjamin Bittle, on July 10, 1797,some land, three slaves, two horses, four beds, other furniture, andthirteen head of cattle. His children were;
BENJAMIN BITTLE;THOMAS WESTBROOK BITTLE;NANCY BITTLE BLOW;BETSEY BITTLE;PRICILLA PARSONS BITTLE, married Anselum Jones in Southampton Co.,
Va., on February 14, 1820.
6th generation: BENJAMIN BITTLE was probably born' in Southampton Co. in 1776.
His father Kirby Bittle gave him a plantation, household furniture,
slaves and stock in 1797 when he was 21 years old. He married Mary
( called Polly) Capell, the daughter of Stirling Capell, in February of
1799. They lived 11 miles west of the court house on "Three Creeks"
in St. Lukes Parish. They Inherited more land from Sterling Capell in
1803. In January, 1803, Benjamin Bittle borrowed money from his uncle,
William Parsons Westbrook, and gave hi3 land as security. In January
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He died near Carlinville, 111. about 1848; and his wife Polly (Mary)died at the same place a few years later. Their children were:
(7a) Charles Biddle (7e) Harriet Biddle(7b) Martha Biddle (7f ) Jack Biddle(7c) Benjamin Robert Biddle (7g) Angelino Biddle(7d) Mary Ann Capels Biddle
When this Bittle family moved to Tennessee they met members of the"Philadelphia Biddle" family, who convinced them that they all weredescended from the same English family, and that the proper spellingof the name was B I D D L E; so the Tennessee branch of the Bittlefamily changed the spelling of their name to Biddle.
(7a) Charles Biddle remained in Granger Co., Term, where he marriedElizabeth Greenlee on December 6, 1825 . His descendonts were:
(8a) Alphcus Biddlo;(9a) John F. Biddle, born 1850.
(10a) Robert Newton Biddle(10b) Walter Biddle(10c) Joe Biddle(lOd) Huston Biddlo(lOe) Lucy Biddle Jones(lOf) Mamrnio Biddle Norton
(9b) George Biddle(9c) Isaac Biddlo(9d) Tom Biddle(9e) Nancy Biddle Morgan
(8b) Betty Biddlo(8c) Visa Biddle(8d) Polly Biddle(8c) Sarah Biddle(8f ) Levi Biddle married Susie Daniel of North Carolina. Issue:
(9a) Sam Biddle(lOa) Naoma Kitts(10b) Geneva Watson(lOc) Callio Well( lOd) Flora Hammer(lOe) Minnie Roach(lOf) Maud Biddle
(9b) Fletcher Biddle married Mary Brobson. Issue:
( 10a) Frank Biddle(10b) Sam Biddlo(10c) Joal Biddle
(8g) George Biddle(8h) Robert Biddle
(7b) MARTHA BIDDLE was probably .an older daughter who stayed in
Virginia or Tennessee. No data.
(7c) BENJAMIN ROBERT BIDDLE, born July 2, 1808, in Southampton Co.,
Va. Married Maria Evans May 13, 1834, at Tazewell, Tenn. They lived
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( 7d) MARY AM CAPLES BIDDLE was born in Southampton Co., Va. in 1812,and died at Portland, Oregon, in 1894. She married William Lee Cardwellon December 25, 1829, in Tennessee. (Mr. Cardwell was the son ofRev. Perrin Cardwell and Elizabeth Washburn, was a cousin of RobertE. Leo, and was bom in Virginia on December 8, 1811, and died atPortland, Oregon, on October 9, 1863). They lived at Jacksonville,111. until 1852, when they went to Oregon. Issue:
(8a) JAMES ROBERT CARDWELL, born Springfield, 111., September 11,1830 . Ho was educated in the schools of Jacksonville, 111. and theIllinois College. Ho was a dentist, a pharmacist, and an exporthorticulturist. He was married three times but had no issue.
(8b) BYRON PERRIN CARDWELL, born 1832. Died 1903 . Married AbbieClark (1832-1914). Issue:
(9a) HERBERT W. CARDWELL, born 1867. Died 1905. Married HelenHathaway in I89I. Issue:
(10a) OLIVER BYRON CARDWELL, born 1892.
(10b) FOWLER HATHAWAY CARDWELL, born 1893
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(94) ALICE CARDWELL, born 1857 . Died l86l.
(8c) ORLENA M. CARDWELL, born 1835. Died April 26, 1906. Marriedfirst May 6, 1855, Charles Johnson, and second in 1863, George Murry.Issue:
(9a) LILLIE JOHNSON, married Dr. J. M. P. Chalmers. Issue:
(10a) LOUISE CHALMERS, married Mr. Barton and had one 3on -
no data.
(9b) GEORGE W. MURRY, died I876.
(8d) MARY M. CARDWELL, born October 13, 1836. Died February 10,
1875. Married October 9, 1853, to George Cole. Issue:
(9a) GEORGE COLE, born March 6, 1858. Died September 21, 1879
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(9b) ELLA COLE, married William J. Lehigh who died 1897. No
issuo.
(8e) MARTHA ANGELINE CARDWELL, born 1839. Died September 9, 1913.Married first James B. Barnhart, and second D. Frank Dalton on July 24,
1866. Issue:
(9a) AMA BARNHART, died June 5, 4858, aged 8 months.
(9b) CARRIE BARNHART.
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(9c) FRANK BARNHART, Horn 1867 . Died 1933.
(9d) LALLA DALTON, born 1867. Died 1933. Married William E.Thomas, a lawyer of Portland, Oregon. Issue:
(10a) JANETTE THOMAS, married first Mr, Smith and secondMr. Barlow. No issue.
(8f ) WILLIAM b. CARDWELL, born 1842. Lied February 10, I883.Graduated in medicine at Bellevue College and Hospital in New York.
(8g) RICHARD (Dick) H. CARDWELL, born 1846. Married 1870, toMay Young, who died at Pendleton, Oregon, August 5* 1897.
(8h) CHARLES HAMILTON CARDWELL
(8i) IDA CARDWELL, born 1852. Died December 1, 1862.
(7e) JACK BIDDLE, born in Virginia. Died in Rochester, N. Y. MarriedMahale Kelly in Illinois. No issue.
(7f ) HARRIET BIDDIE was born at Amherst Court House, Amherst Co.,Va. on February 2, 1817, and died at Portland, Oregon, in 1902. Shemarried Hamilton Campbell in Illinois on February 5* 1835* (HamiltonCampbell, sen of Robert Campbell was born in Virginia - now WestVirginia - on June 12, 1612, and died near Guaynao, Mexico, on June 12,
1863 . He was an engraver and made the die for the first money coinedin Oregon.) They went, with their daughter Mary, to Oregon in 1839*with the Jason Lee party. She died in Portland, Oregon in 1902. Issue:
(8a) MARY LEE CAMPBELL, born in Illinois in 1838. Died in Oregonin 1910. Married William H . Barnhardt (1827-1909). Issue:
(9a) LOUISE BARNHARDT,born 1857. Died 1910.
(9b) HENRY NEISMITH BARNHARDT, born I859 . Died 1909
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(8b) MARIA A. CAMPBELL, born October 25, 1841. Died November 16,
1895. Married Samuel M. Smith (1820-1886).
(8c) GUSTAVUS CAMPBELL, born November 30, 1842. Died December 7*1864 . Killed in accident.
(8d) HATTIE A. CAMPBELL, born October 30, 1846. Died November 12,
1898. Married first Chas. E. Calef on October 10, 1866, He died June
17, 1876, and second Maj . Reginald H. Fowler on December 6, 1877.Ho died in 1880. Issue:
(9a) ALLEN CALEF, born 1867 at Portland, Oregon. Died June 18,
1906, at Springdale, Washington. Married Florence De Bell August 26,
1896, at Ithaca, N. Y. Issue;
( 10a) DORETHY CALEF, born February 26, 1897 . Married GrahamBarber in August 1922. She was divorced and remarried. Issue:
(11) ELINOR BARBER, born September 23, 1924.
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(8e) ESTHER CAMPBELL, born 1849. Died 1889 . Married October 19
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(9a) BEN HALLIDAY, JR.
(9b) LINDA HALLIDAY.
( 8f) SALLEE C. CAMPBELL, born I852 . Died 1925 . Married firstJoe Bacheller and second F. W. Latham (1854-1929). No issue.
(8g) WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL, born 1858 . Died April 16, 1864.
(7g) ANGELINE BIDDLE was born in Tennessee in 1827, and died onApril 28, 1883. She married first Hendel Atkinson in 1840, and secondWilliam Preston, after she had moved to Springfield, 111. (HendelAtkinson was poisoned by his Mexican servant while he served as Majorin the Mexican War, and died from the effect after his return to
Tennessee). After his death Angelina moved to Illinois, where shemarried second William Preston. Issue:
(8a) HENRY CLAY ATKINSON, born 1841. Died 1905. Married FrancesGranshaw October 26, 1846. Issue:
(9a) Eva Atkinson, born July 5* 1865 . Married in 1888, JamesW. Phillips (born in Vermont. Died in N. Y. in 1911) and went toNew York to live. After his death she lived in Los Angeles, California.
(8b) WILLIAM T. PRESTON, born April 14, 1853, at Springfield, 111.
Married May McClure of Omaha, Neb. Died June 10, 1887.
(8c) RICHARD C. PRESTON, born August 22, 1855 , at Springfield, 111.
Married Kate Tammen of Denver, Col.
(8d) ROBERT B. PRESTON, born July 5, 1859, at Springfield, 111.
Never married.
(8e) JESSIE PRESTON, born March 28, i860, at St. Louis. MarriedAndrew Borden.
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The tradition, which I have never tried to prove, is that the AmericanCapells are the descendents of a distinguished English family who traced theirdescent from Edward I (1239-1307), and also from Edward III through his sonThomas of Woodstock. From this family came the Earls of Essex, who sufferedpoverty and death for their loyalty to the ruling Royal Family.
The name, in oarly times, was spoiled in various ways; and, in ourColonial documents the name is often spelled several different ways in the samedo cument
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The first Capell we find on the main land of south-eastern Virginia PeterCapel who, on April 27, 1686, was granted 200 acres of land in Lower NorfolkCo. for transporting 4 persons to the Colony. No doubt he was the Peter Capelwho came to America from London on Capt. John Body's ship "Colilins" on July 3,1677.
As the records of Lower Norfolk Co . have been destroyed there are n»tany documents that might name his descendents; but in 1725, Thomas Capell wasgranted 345 acres of land in Surry Co., Va. This Thomas Capell may havo beenthe son or grandson of Peter Capel; or he may have been the son of Thomas Capellof the "Eastern Shore" , in Northampton Co
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who died in 1719 and left awill in which he mentioned his sons John, William and Edward. Nathaniel Capell,of Northampton Co. died in 1713, and left a will in which he mentioned his 3onThomas. Jennings C. Wise in his book "Early History of the Eastern Shore ofVirginia" says that the Scarborghs, Littletons, Kendalls, Capells and Custisfamilies were among the most prominent of the settlers in that part of Virginia,both socially and financially.
The Thomas Capell, who was granted land in Surry Co., Va. in 1725, died andleft a will which was probated in August, 1769 . In this will ho left propertyto hi3 wife Ann and to the following sons and daughters:
1, Son EDWARD CAPELL, whose will was probated in Northampton Co., N. C. inOctober, 1795, mentioning the following heirs:
Thomas Capell Charles CapellJohn Capell Robinson CapellSterling Capell Polly HixRansom Capoll Judy Capell
2, Son JOHN CAPELL, who married Joyce , and had a daughter Nancy Capell,
born November 19, 1763.
3 , Daughter MARY BATTLE
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4, Daughter Sarah Battle, wife of John Battle, had daughter Angelica, bornFobruary 15, 1758.
5, Son CHARLES CAPELL, born January 31 , 1741 -2 . Married Eliza. Had son EldridgeCapell, born November 2
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6, Son THOMAS CAPELL.
7, Son RANSOM CAPELL, born October 7, 1747.
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ROBINSON CAPELL, born August 6, 1773.HENRY C/PELL.JOHN CAPELL.POLLY (Mary) CAPELL, married Benjamin Bittle February 1799.(Her descendants will be found in the Biddle Genealogy.)
JAMES CAPELL.THOMAS CAPELL.
10, ANN C/PELL.
11, WILLIAM CAPELL.
12, NANCY CAPELL, born February 1759.
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HAMPTON
From "Genealogy of America" at the Sacramento State Library, I copied thefollowing:
"William Hampton (1586-1652)' came to Virginia from London, England, on the"Bona Nova" in 1621. His wife Joan came to Virginia on the "Abigail" in 1621,They settled in Glouchester Co., Va.
Rev. Thomas Hampton (1623-1690), of James City Co. married Elizabeth Bridell.
Capt. John Hampton (1650-1718), of King William's Co., Va. married Mary Mann in1677.
John Hampton Jr. (1683-1748), of Fairfax Co., Va. married Margaret Wade in 1712.
Anthony Hampton (1715 “1776) married Elizabeth Preston in 1775- He was a memberof the N. C. Provincial Congress."
Dr. Miller of Thomas, West Virginia, has many old books containing records ofthe Hampton Family. From them I found that:
"John Hampton died January 18, 1748, aged 64 years, 6 months and 15 days." andthat "John Hampton Jr. wa3 born in Glouchester Co. on June 3* 1683."
Also that "Margaret Hampton, relic of John Hampton, died May 17, 1773*
She was the daughter of James Wade and was born in New Kent Co., Va. on May 1,
1694."
From an old Prayer Book, which had belonged to John Hampton Jr., I copied the
following:
"John Wade Hampton was born May 27, 1713. Died young.Anthony Hampton was born February 2, 1715,Mary Hampton was born June 10, 1717.Twins who died youngElizabeth Hampton was born May 1720.Henry Hampton wa3 born October 1721.James Hampton was born September 1723.Margaret Hampton was born December 16, 1725.John Hampton was born May 28, 1727.Thomas Hampton was born October 11, 1728.
Rosamond Hampton was born September 1735."
Children of Anthony Hampton mentioned in Prayer Book:
Margaret Hampton was born April 15* 1742.
John Hampton was born August 4, 1743.Anthony Hampton was born December 16, 1744, and died young.
Edward Hampton was born April 9 , 1746."
This was the last entry John Hampton made in his Prayer Book; but Anthony had
other children. There were: Preston, Henry, Richard, Wade (1754-1835) and
Elizabeth (born 1758) who married James Harrison. Some authorities say he had
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Anthony Hampton had lived, for some time, near his brother Thomas Hampton,in Pittsylvania Co., Va. When Thomas Hampton died in 1797., he left his propertyto his wife Sarah, and his children Henry, James, John, Preston, Thomas, Margaretand Nancy.
The Evans' family also lived in Pittsylvania Co., Va. In fact the Hampton andEvans families both lived in King William's Co. at the 3ame time; so they hadprobably known each other for three generations evt the time of the Revolution.It seems probable that the tradition, in the Evans family is true, that Sarah,the wife of George Evans, was Sarah Hampton, the daughter of Anthony Hampton and3 ister of Gen. Wade Hampton.
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The earliest record of the Westbrook family in south-eastern Virginia, thatI have been able to find, i3 a reference to Hellcn Westbrook and her children,Henry Westbrook and Martha Juhkins, in 1706.
Henry 'Westbrook did not leave a will but, in the next generation, Samuel,Thomas, Hannah, John and Henry Westbrook paid taxes in that part of Virginia.
During the next fifty years there were so many Westbrooks named Samuel,Thomas and Henry it is almost impossible to separate them into their properfamilies; but a THOMAS WESTBROOK had a wife named Pracilla, sons named HENRY,Persons, William Preston, and Thomas Westbrook, and daughters named RebeccaTillman and Sallie Andrews.
In 1759 , THOMAS WESTBROOK gave his son HENRY WESTBROOK 170 acres of landwhore he (Henry) then lived. (This land was patented in Williamsburg in 1757.)He also gave Henry the negros he then had, named Daniel, Will, Chloe and Buk.
HENRY WESTBROOK, of this family, had a daughter, LUCY WESTBROOK, who marriedKIRBY BITTLE on November 6, 1775. (Soo Biddle Genealogy.)
HENRY WESTBROOK died on October 3, 1793; and although ho had a wife anddaughter, LUCY BITTIE. he left hi3 large estate to his mother Pracilla Westbrook,and named his brother WILLIAM PRESTON WESTBROOK executor.
From the minutes of the Committee of Safety and the Public Claims, duringthe Revolutionary War, are found the following items:
October 8, 1778, HENRY WESTBROOK was appointed, by the Court, Ensign forthe Company commanded by Capt. John T. Blow.
May 19, 1780, HENRY WESTBROOK was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant and SamuelWestbrook was made Ensign,
September 9 , 1780, Received from HENRY WESTBROOK, 1 barrel (33 gal.) ofbrandy for the uso of the Army.
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The first KIRBY mentioned in southeastern Virginia was Andrew Kirby, whocamo from the "Virginia Islands" to York County, where he bought land onFebruary 18, 1633.
In the next generation we find Michaell Kerby, who bought land in Isle ofWight Co. in 1705. Ho died before 1728, and it was stipulated in his will thathis son RICHARD KIRBY should be paid his share of the estate by hi3 brothersJohn, Michael, William, and David Kieby, all sons of Michael KIRBY.
On January 8, 1744, Richard Kirby Jr. sold 100 acres of land, on the southside of the Notteway River, to ROBERT BITTLE. The deed was signed by RichardKirby Jr. and his wife Maccy Mary Kirby and was witnessed by William Bittlo.(This was about the time Robert Bittle married Judith Kirby, the 3ister ofRichard Kirby Jr*)
In 1761, RICHARD KIRBY died and left property to his wife Judith Kirby,his son3 William, John, Richard and Moody Kirby, and his daughters Mercy West,JUDITH BITTLE and ELIZABETH INGRAM.
RICHARD KIRBY of Sandwich, who settled in southeastern Virginia, was oneof the first Kirbys to settle in America. Most of the family were Quakers, andthey seem to have been related to the Kirby '
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II Delora, 12Anderson Helen, 18Arnold Edward, 19
It Elsie, 19It Ernest, 19tt Hubert, 19It
Jack, 19II Loretta, 19It Ronald, 19If Thomas , 19
Atkinson Eva, 62tt Hendell, 62II Henry, 62It Susanna, 32 ,
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If Lucille, 41Barnes Lillie, 21
it Mary, 21it William, 21
Barter Graham, 6lII Elinor, 6l
Barlow Mr. , 6l
Barnhart Anna, 60If Carrie, 60II Frank, 6ltt Henry, 6ltt James, 60It Louise, 6lIt William, 6l
Bath Charles, 42Beedle Robert, 57Bennett W. D., 47
M Mabel, 47Bickers Nancy, 4Biddle Adelphus
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Benjamin, 10, 59It
Betty, 59tt
Charles, 59It
Chester, 12It Edna, 12It
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Fletcher, 59II
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Bittle Benjamin, 58 , 59It Kirby, 58
Blacksheer Jesse, 49tt Luke, 49, 52
Boden Andrew, 62
Borden Gerald, 50Bragg Baxton, 4
It John, 4Bredle Francis, 57Briddle Mary, 57Brinker Fannie, 33
It James, 38Broswell Edward, 47
It Harrison, 47tt James, 47If Mary, 47It William, 47
Brown Alice, 16tl Bethel, 13tt Charles, 28tt Elizabeth, 28It Katherine
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tt Howard, 29tt Edgar, 44, 49 ft John, 29tt Eugenia, 46 tt Mary, 29tt Eugene, 46 Cummings Howard, 51tt Emily, 46, 49 * 50 tt Joyce, 51tt Elizabeth, 45* 50, 52 tt Nancy, 51tt Gov., 52 Curdy Clare, 51tt Hannah, 45* 48, 59 tt Julie, 51tt Hugh, 45, 48, 51* 52 tt H. H., 51tt Irene, 49
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