Descendants of Ievan known as Evan Robert Lewis

Gwynedd Friends Meeting Historical Notes


  transcribed by James A. Quinn

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  90. EDWARD FOULKE (GWEN4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 10, 1706/07 in Of Gwynedd, PA, and died October 10, 1770. He married (1) GAINOR ROBERTS, daughter of EDWARD ROBERTS and ANNE. She was born September 23, 1709, and died September 14, 1741. He married (2) MARGARET GRIFFITH August 25, 1750. She died 1781.

 

Note: This line may be covered in more detail on the corresponding Foulke web page...

Children of EDWARD FOULKE and GAINOR ROBERTS are:


i. DANIEL FOULKE, d. (he died young).


ii. MARGARET FOULKE, d. (she died young).


iii. SUSANNA FOULKE, d. (she died young).


200. iv. JOSHUA FOULKE, b. April 15, 1731, Pennsylvania.


201. v. ANN FOULKE, b. August 22, 1732, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.


vi. ELLIN FOULKE, b. September 15, 1735, Gwynedd twp., now Montgomery Co., PA; m. EDWARD AMBLER, April 28, 1767, Gwynedd Mo. Mtg., Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.



Children of EDWARD FOULKE and MARGARET GRIFFITH are:


202. vii. HUGH FOULKE, b. April 21, 1752; d. February 23, 1831.


viii. ALICE FOULKE, b. September 15, 1754, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1754, Gwynedd Pennsylvania.


203. ix. HANNAH FOULKE, b. November 20, 1755, Gwynedd, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 24, 1781.


204. x. CADWALLADER FOULKE, b. 1758, Gwynedd, Pennsylvania; d. February 27, 1808, Ohio River at the hands of pirates.


 

91. WILLIAM FOULKE (GWEN4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born September 02, 1708 in Gwynedd Pennsylvania, and died August 30, 1775. He married HANNAH JONES October 15, 1734 in Gwynedd Meeting, daughter of JOHN JONES and JANE EDWARD. She was born January 16, 1713/14 in Of Montgomery twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died December 01, 1798.

 

Note:  William Foulke probably built the "Foulke Mansion" at Pennlyn near the present day train station of the same name. The house was torn down in the 1980s but a picture of it can be found on the foulke.org web site. It was here with William's widow Hannah and his unmarried son Jesse that the Wister family stayed and Sally Wister wrote her journal describing Gwynedd during the Revolution through her own eyes.

Will abstract:  FOULKE, WM. Gwynedd, Phila. Co. Yeoman. 23 8th month 1775. November 6, 1775. Wife: Hannah. Children: Jesse and Caleb (Exec.), Amos, Jane Priscilla, Lydia and Levi. Trustees: brother in law Evans Jones and cousin John Evans. Wit: John Roberts, Griffith Edwards and Jno. Evans. Q.219.

Children of WILLIAM FOULKE and HANNAH JONES are:


205. i. JANE FOULKE, b. August 22, 1735, Pennsylvania; d. January 01, 1807, Pennsylvania.


206. ii. CALEB FOULKE, b. February 05, 1735/36, Gwynedd, Pennsylvania; d. January 25, 1811, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.


207. iii. LEVI FOULKE, b. May 20, 1739, Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 27, 1815.


208. iv. AMOS FOULKE, b. November 05, 1740; d. 1793, Philadelphia, PA (yellow fever).


v. JESSE FOULKE, b. January 09, 1742/43, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. March 16, 1821, Gwynedd Pennsylvania.


 

Notes for JESSE FOULKE:


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25-1 Davis, Malekiah 1 3 4 0 0 .


25-2 Daeger, Catharine 1 3 6 0 0 .


25-3 Erwin, William 2 2 4 0 0 .


25-4 Elerhart, John 5 1 4 0 0 .


25-5 Evans, Thomas 3 1 6 0 0 .


25-6 Evans, Hugh 2 3 4 0 0 .


25-7 Evans, John 3 1 4 0 0 .


25-8 Evans, John Jr. 2 2 1 0 0 .


25-9 Faulk, Levi 4 1 1 0 0 .


25-10 Faulk, Jesse 3 2 4 0 0 .


25-11 Gearhart, Conrad 1 5 2 0 0 .


25-12 Faulk, Hugh 3 3 6 0 0 .


25-13 Freese, Simon 1 3 3 0 0 .


25-14 Griffith, Amos 2 1 1 0 0 .


25-15 Herst, Elias 1 5 3 0 0 .


25-16 Griffith, Joseph 2 0 2 0 0 .


25-17 Garner, John 3 4 4 0 0 .


25-18 Gabhart, John 1 2 5 0 0 .


 

vi. PRISCILLA FOULKE, b. December 03, 1744, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. January 25, 1821, Gwynedd Pennsylvania.

 

Notes for PRISCILLA FOULKE: Historical Collections of Gwynedd, p. 145: d. 1, 25, 1821 (in her 77th year) bd. at Gwynedd 28th, "Remains were followed by a numerous circle of relations and friends." Burial: January 28, 1821, Gwynedd Friends Mtg. (per Lewis Jones)

 

vii. MARGARET FOULKE, b. 1746; d. 1746.


viii. SARAH FOULKE, b. 1748, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1748.


ix. JUDAH FOULKE, b. 1751, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1751, Gwynedd Pennsylvania.


209. x. LYDIA FOULKE, b. June 09, 1756, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., Pennsylvania.



 

92. ELLIN FOULKE (GWEN4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born August 18, 1710 in Gwynedd Pennsylvania, and died December 03, 1760 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., Pennsylvania. She married WILLIAM WILLIAMS. He was born Abt. 1710 in Pennsylvania, and died in Of Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.
 

Notes for WILLIAM WILLIAMS: Ellen Foulke's father Thomas left a will (1757) that named Susanna, Hugh, Margaret, Sarah, Thomas, Hannah, Samuel, and Elizabeth.


Children of ELLIN FOULKE and WILLIAM WILLIAMS are:


i. THOMAS WILLIAMS, b. May 08, 1733; d. Aft. 1782.


ii. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1735; d. Bef. 1746.


iii. HUGH WILLIAMS, b. May 20, 1736; d. Bef. 1782.


iv. SUSANNA WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1737; d. Bef. 1782; m. EVAN MEREDITH; b. Abt. 1735; d. April 26, 1793, Philadelphia, MM, PA.

 

Notes for EVAN MEREDITH: RESIDENCE: Evan and wife Susanna received at Phila MM ND from Gwynedd MM in 1787; DEATH: Evan died ae 67;


Sources: 1. Wm. Wade Hinshaw's Index to PA Quaker Mtg. Recds, Index by Selby Pub. & Print Co., Vol. VII, pg. 226, Phila North Dist MM Records;

 

v. SAMUEL WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1740.


vi. HANNAH WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1742; d. June 24, 1781; m. JOHN STOY.


vii. MARGARET WILLIAMS, b. Abt. 1744; d. Bef. 1782.


210. viii. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, b. May 12, 1746, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. October 20, 1793.


ix. SARAH WILLIAMS, b. October 06, 1747; d. Aft. 1782.


 

93. SUSANNA FOULKE (GWEN4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 17, 1719/20 in Gwynedd Pennsylvania, and died March 01, 1787. She married ROWLAND EVANS November 15, 1748 in Gwynedd Meeting House, , Pa., U.S.A., son of JOHN EVANS and ELLIN ELLIS. He was born Bet. 1717 - 1718 in Gwynedd twp., PHiladelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died August 08, 1789 in Philadelphia PA.

 

More About ROWLAND EVANS:


Philadelphia MM: Rowland Evans and sons Cadwalader and Charles received on certificate from Philadelphia Norther District dated 1788, 8, 26.

Howard Jenkins: Rowland, the son of John and Eleanor, of Gwynedd, and brother to Dr. Cadwalader, was prominent in public affairs for many years. He was appointed justice of the peace in 1749, 1752, 1757, and 1761. He was a member of the Provincial Assembly for Philadelphia County in 1761, and from that year on to 1771, inclusive (except 1764). His residence was first in Gwynedd, and in 1760 he owned part of his father's tract. At a later date (as early as 1766) he removed to Providence, and he was in business there for a number of years. The Philadelphia Gazette, June 30, 1784, contains his card, announcing that he "has lately removed form his former Residence in Providence Township, Philadelphia County," and that he is prepared to draw "Deeds, mortgages, articles of agreement, and other instruments of writing, at his house on the east side of Fourth street, a few doors below Race street." September 14, 1785, he was appointed one of the Commissioners of the General Loan Office of Pennsylvania, and he held this place until his death, August 8, 1789. Like his brother Cadwalader, he took an interest in scientific study, and he was elected a member of the "American Society for the Promotion of Useful Knowledge," which was united with the American Philosophical Society in 1769. The Pennsylvania Gazette of Wednesday, August 19, 1789, contained the following notice:

"On Saturday se'ennight died Rowland Evans, Esquire, of this city, in the seventy-second year of age. Previous to the revolution this gentleman was for many years a member of the Legislature and a Justice of the Peace, both of which he filled with great ability, dignity, and applause. And since the conclusion of the war, he was appointed one of the Trustees of the general loan office of this commonwealth, which he held to the time of his death, and on Sunday following a great assemblage of the people attended at the deposit of his remains in the Quakers' burial ground in this place [Philadelphia].

Children of SUSANNA FOULKE and ROWLAND EVANS are:


i. CADWALADER EVANS, b. December 07, 1749, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. February 21, 1821, in Philadelphia PA.

 

Notes for CADWALADER EVANS: Merchant in Philadelphia. His death is in the Philadelphia MM records: as died 2-21-1821, aged 71.

 

ii. JOHN EVANS, b. December 01, 1752, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. October 01, 1772, unmarried.


iii. SARAH EVANS, b. April 1751, Gwynedd Pennsylvania; d. January 27, 1831, unmarried.


iv. ELLIN EVANS, d. Abt. 1820, unmarried.


v. CHARLES EVANS.
 

Notes for CHARLES EVANS: married, but had no children. Hinshaw, Philadelphia MM: Charles, s Rowland, & w, Sarah (Chas' wife), reported married contrary to discipline.
1792, 5, 25. Philadelphia MM: Charles & wife Sarah got certificate to Northern Distric MM.

 

vi. DAVID EVANS, d. unmarried.


 

94. SARAH FOULKE (GWEN4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 17, 1719/20 in Gwynedd Pennsylvania. She married WILLIAM JONES January 29, 1747/48 in Gwynedd Mo. Mtg., Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

 

Child of SARAH FOULKE and WILLIAM JONES is:


i. SARAH JONES, m. DAVID GREEN.



 

95. DAVID HUMPHREY (GAINOR4 EVANS, MARGARET3 JOHN, JOHN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born October 31, 1719 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH ROBERTS April 12, 1743 in Gwynedd, PA (2nd mo, 12), daughter of NICHOLAS ROBERTS and MARGARET FOULKE. She was born August 11, 1723 in Gwynedd, Pennsylvania, and died May 29, 1790 in of Maryland.
 

Notes for ELIZABETH ROBERTS: Moved south and had many descendants in the Baltimore area and elsewhere with surnames like Dukehart, Riley, Pope, Fowler, Jones, Davenport,
Roberts, Ball, Balderson, Matthews, etc.


Children are listed above under (87) Elizabeth Roberts.


 

96. JANE EVANS (ROBERT4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 20, 1705/06. She married ROBERT ROBERTS October 31, 1723, son of EDWARD ROBERTS and ANNE. He died in Of Gwynedd PA.

 

Child of JANE EVANS and ROBERT ROBERTS is:

211. i. AMOS ROBERTS, b. Abt. 1725; d. Abt. 1790, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.


ii. EDWARD ROBERTS was born about 1730 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA and died 1817 in Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He married ELLEN LEWIS on 4 October 1764 at Gwynedd MH, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She was the daughter of Enos Lewis and Jane Lewis (dau. of Ellis Lewis of Upper Dublin). Ellen was born about 1745 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia Co., PA and died Sept. 1807 in Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA.
 

The will of Ellen's father identifies her children.
 

LEWIS, ENOS. Gwynedd. February 22, 1787. August 30, 1788. 1.156 To grandson, Enos Roberts, 80 acres. Appraisers to lay out lands to best advantage, Enos to pay his mother 15 pds. yearly and at her death, grandson Enos to pay half value to his brothers Nathan and Amos and sister Edith equally from said tract. To son Isaac rem. of lands. To daughter Ellin, stoves, dresser, pan &c. To son Isaac, half rem. of personal estate; income of other half to daughter Ellin, at her death principal to go to her children equally. This will was executed but after death of testator was lost by accident, while in possession of son Isaac. But the original writer of it, John Evans reproduces it. Execs: Son Isaac Lewis, grandson Enos Roberts. Trustees, Azariah Lewis, Job Roberts, to assist exrs. [father of the wife of Edward Roberts whose will abstract is next]
 

Edward left a will in Whitpain as did his unmarried son Nathan.
 

ROBERTS, EDWARD, Whitpain; May 12, 1817 proved 7 Sep 1817, Book 5, page 8; To son Amos, Remainder of estate; Extrs: Amos Roberts and Enos Roberts; Wits. Samuel Wentz and Thomas Humphrey. [son of Robert Roberts, but which one?]

ROBERTS, NATHAN, Whitpain, Amos Roberts [brother] was the administrator of his will proved 26 Aug., 1805
 

Howard Jenkins ch. 12: Edward Roberts s/o Robert of Gwynedd m. Ellin Lewis d/o Enos of same at Gwynedd mh, 10th mo 4, 1764. Signing in the familial right column under bride and groom: Jane Roberts (Edward's mother); Enos Lewis (Ellen's father); Jane Lewis (Ellen's mother); Amos Roberts (Edward's brother); Sarah Roberts (Amos' wife nee Harry); Isaac Lewis, Jno Adamson, Ann Adamson (Edward's sister), Thomas Evans, Jno Roberts, Danl Morgan, Ellis Lewis, Ann Lewis, Jeptha Lewis, Enoch Lewis, Elizabeth Lewis, Saml Spencer, Evan Lewis, Ann Lewis, Hannah Evans

Children of Edward Roberts and Ellen Lewis are:

a. ENOS ROBERTS (about 1765-1824 Gwynedd twp.)(he married out of unity)(his oldest child is Nathan m. Barbara Ruth the dau. of David Ruth and Leah Detweiler and Nathan had children Enos and Ann. Ann m. David Wismer. Nathan, Ann and David Wismer are buried at Gwynedd)(Enos' other children are named Edward and John and they are also buried at Gwynedd MH).

b. EDITH ROBERTS

c. NATHAN ROBERTS d. 1805 Whitpain twp. (will above)

d. AMOS ROBERTS (b. about 1775, d. 1856 Whitpain twp., Montgomery Co., PA) m. RACHEL MORGAN (dau. of Daniel Morgan and Mary Lloyd) (Rachel d. 1858 and she and Amos are buried at Gwynedd. The date of their marriage was February 8. 1803 at Gwynedd MH.)(Amos and Rachel's children are (1) Charles M. who married Keziah Comley [dau. of Clement Comly and Rebecca Jones] and Charles and Keziah had children John, Caroline and Edward Roberts; (2) Levi L. Roberts who had a dau. Sarah who married Israel Walton; (3) Sarah b. 1809; (4) Daniel b. 1811, d. 1811.
 

iii. ANN ROBERTS was born about 1730 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She is buried at Gwynedd MH. She married JOHN ADAMSON January 26, 1761 at Gwynedd MH, Philadelphia Co., PA. He was the son of John Adamson and Ann Skew. He was born February 15, 1725/26 in Gloucester Co., NJ and died May 10, 1810 in Horsham twp., Montgomery Co., PA
 

Children of Ann Roberts and John Adamson are:

a. JANE ADAMSON m. JOHN LUKENS (1758 Towamencin twp.-1812, son of John Lukens and Rachel Robinson)(children Catherine and Ann Lukens)

b. SIDNEY ADAMSON

c. ROBERT ADAMSON (1761-1819 Horsham twp.) m. TABITHA WRIGHT in 1782 (children Charles m. Mary Corson, Ann, Esther, Rebecca, Thomas, Jonathan)
 

 

97. THOMAS EVANS (ROBERT4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born June 22, 1707 in Gwynedd, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1784. He married (1) HANNAH MORRIS, daughter of MORRIS MORRIS and SUSANNA HEATH. She was born October 21, 1709, and died June 22, 1760. He married (2) KATHARINE JONES 1730. She died January 21, 1732/33. He married (3) MARY EVANS October 09, 1764 in Gwynedd MH, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She was born Abt. 1721 in Limerick twp., PA, and died July 14, 1805. Mary Evans was the daughter of William Evans and Ann Howell of Limerick township and the widow of George Brooke.
 

Notes for THOMAS EVANS: Clerk of Gwynedd Friends Monthly Meeting in 1776 and 1777 and probably before that for years. He is retired from this post for old age and replaced by Caleb Foulke in 1778.


Howard Jenkins:


Thomas Evans, of Gwynedd, son of Robert, "of Merion", and Sarah, b. 4th mo. 22, 1707, m. 1st, 1730, Katherine Jones (who d. 11th mo. 21, 1732), dau. of Robert of Merion; 2d, Hannah Morris (who d. 6th mo. 22, 1760); 3rd, 10th mo. 9, 1764, Mary Brooke, of Limerick (who d. 7th mo. 14, 1805, aged 84). Thomas appears to have received from his father the latter's land in Gwynedd, 230 acres, lying along the Swedesford Road (now the property chiefly of Jacob B. Rhoads), it being that which Thomas, the original purchaser, had sold to Robert, when he was dividing up his great tract. Thomas d. in 1784; his will is dated 1st mo. 6, and was proved May 3, in that year. He leaves his wife Mary 250 pounds in "good money," exclusive of an annuity of 12 pounds derived from lands in Limerick township; and numerous other bequests and privileges of residence etc.; To his son Hugh, "my messuage and plantation in Gwynedd, where I now dwell, about 230 acres." He leaves legacy to his daughter Sarah, widow of George Geary; mentions her three children; also the two sons of his daughter Catherine Foulke, Thomas and Samuel (they both minors); his daughter Mary, his daughter Susanna, and her children. He makes his son Hugh and his daughters Susanna, Ann, Mary, and Hannah residuary legatees. Mary Evans, his widow, survived him over twenty years; her will dated 25 May, 1802, was proved in August, 1805, at Norristown. In it she describes herself as "of Gwynedd, widow," and "advanced in years." She leaves numerous bequests: to the children of her sister Margaret 20 pounds each; her "ten plate stove for the use and benefit of the school under the direction of Friends Preparative Meeting of Gwynedd"; to Hannah Spencer 10 pounds; to Samuel Evans 10 pounds; to Sarah Evans, relict of Hugh Evans, 10 pounds; to her [Sarah's] son, Hugh Evans, 5 pounds and "my Franklin stove in the front parlor." to Thomas Evans, 8 pounds; to Thomas Foulke, son of Joshua, 5 pounds; to Abraham Updegrave, 10 pounds; to John Barlow, of Limerick township, "one moiety of all the annuities that may be due and unpaid, arising from the premises on which he resides." She appoints Levi Foulke and Joseph Shoemaker executors.



More About THOMAS EVANS:


Probate: May 03, 1784


Property: Received his father's 230 A of land in Gwynedd twp.


Will: January 06, 1784


Children of THOMAS EVANS and HANNAH MORRIS are:


i. SUSANNA EVANS, b. March 03, 1736/37. Presumed to have married Richard Anderson.

 

Notes for SUSANNA EVANS: Married, had children and living in 1784

 

212. ii. ANN EVANS, b. September 21, 1740, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.


iii. MARY EVANS, b. December 31, 1741, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; m. (1) WILLIAM WILSON; m. (2) RICHARD HUMPHREYS, June 10, 1784; b. Of Oxford twp., Philadelphia Co., PA.


213. iv. HANNAH EVANS, b. July 26, 1745, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. June 22, 1832.


214. v. HUGH EVANS, b. October 09, 1747, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1792.




Children of THOMAS EVANS and KATHARINE JONES are:


vi. SARAH EVANS, b. August 08, 1731, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. September 25, 1808; m. GEORGE GEARY; d. 1782.

 

Notes for SARAH EVANS: Will of GEORGE GEARY, Montgomery twp., Co. of Phila. Yeoman. Written January 14, 1782. Proved December 31, 1782. Will book S.206. Wife: Sarah. Children: Thomas, David, Elizabeth, Mary, Hannah, Catharine, Ann. Exec: George Maris and Brother-in-Law Hugh Evans. Guardians: Thomas Shoemaker and Brother-in-Law Levi Foulke. Wit: Evan Jones, John Drake, David Herman.
 

215. vii. CATHERINE EVANS, b. January 14, 1732/33, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. May 11, 1769.


Will of Mary Evans, Thomas Evans' third wife:

EVANS, MARY. Gwynedd. May 25, 1802. August 30, 1805. 2.476
To children: William and David Hillis and [Ann Pugh?] Pug, and Mary Baldwin, children to sister Ann Hillis, 20 pds. each.
To Abigail Walton and Mary Reymy, children of sister Margaret, 10 pds.
To Hannah Spencer, 10 pds.
To niece Phebe Wood, 10 pds.
To Sarah Geary, 10 pds.
To Samuel Evans, 10 pds.
To Joseph Evans, stove and 5 pds.
To Thomas Evans, 8 pds.
To Thomas Foulke, son of Joshua, 5 pds.
To Abraham Uptecrave, 10 pds.
To John Harboe of Limerick, 1/2 income of farm.
To children of sister Anna and Margaret, rem. of estate.
Execs: Levi Foulke, Joseph Shoemaker.
Wit: Joseph Lewis, Ann Rhoads.

 

98. JONATHAN EVANS (EVAN4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born May 15, 1714 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died February 03, 1795 in Philadelphia PA. He married HANNAH WALTON June 19, 1740 in Pennsylvania, daughter of MICHAEL WALTON and ELIZABETH MOORE. She was born Abt. 1715 in PA, and died April 23, 1800 in Of Philadelphia PA.

 

Philadelphia MM records (Hinshaw)
Jonathan & Hannah
Ch: Elizabeth b 1-3-1740/1, Samuel b 8-6-1742, Joel b 12-24-1743/4, Mary b 10-7-1746, William b 3-4-1749, Benjamin b 9-16-1751, John b 5-30-1753

Philadelphia MM: Jonathan Evans received on certificate from Gwynedd MM, dated 1734, 2, 30 (son of Evan)(Hinshaw)

Philadelphia MM: 1740, 4, 19, Jonathan Evans of Philadelphia, son of Evan, married Hannah Walton daughter of Michal of Philadelphia at Philadelphia Meeting (Hinshaw)

Children of JONATHAN EVANS and HANNAH WALTON are:


i. ELIZABETH EVANS, b. March 3, 1740/1; d. August 26, 1746. Philadelphia MM record: Elizabeth, dt Jonathan, d 6-26-1746 (Hinshaw)


ii. SAMUEL EVANS, b. October 6, 1742; d. September 4, 1744. Philadelphia MM record: Samuel, s Jonathan, d 7-4-1744 (Hinshaw)


iii. JOEL EVANS, b. February 24, 1743/44, Of Philadelphia PA; d. Jamaica.


Notes for JOEL EVANS: Probably the Joel, merchant, of Philadelphia, mentioned Vol. II, Sabine's Loyalists.


iv. MARY EVANS, b. December 07, 1746; d. June 14, 1794; m. ADAM HUBLEY, merchant


v. WILLIAM EVANS, b. May 04, 1749, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.


Notes for WILLIAM EVANS: He went with the Loyalists in the Revolution and his property was confiscated. See Sabine, Vol. II.


vi. BENJAMIN EVANS, b. November 16, 1751; d. 1793.


vii. JOHN EVANS, b. May 30, 1753, Of Philadelphia PA; d. 1798, New York.


Notes for JOHN EVANS: He is probably the John mentioned with the Joel and William above, in Sabine, Vol. II.


216. viii. JONATHAN EVANS, b. January 25, 1759, Of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. February 08, 1839, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.


 

99. ABRAHAM EVANS (EVAN4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born July 08, 1721 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married LYDIA THOMAS October 08, 1747 in Radnor Meeting, daughter of WILLIAM THOMAS.

 

Gwynedd MM: Abraham Evans of Gwynedd, s/o Evan dec'd m. Lydia Thomas d/o William of Lower Merion, at Radnor mh, 8th mo 8, 1747. Wit: Elizabeth, Jonathan, Musgrave, David, Robert, Owen, Jesse and Anne Evans & more.

Children of ABRAHAM EVANS and LYDIA THOMAS are:


217. i. EVAN EVANS, d. Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.


ii. ELISHA EVANS, d. Of Norristown, Montgomery Co., PA.

 

Notes for ELISHA EVANS: "Keeps a tavern at Norristown" (Evans document of 1797)


Mary Holstein Inherited the 400 acres Holstein tract at the Swede's Ford from her father, now the site of Bridgeport, PA. Her husband (Levi Bartleson) divided the tract and 189 1/2 acres were sold to William Lane and from him they went by purchase to James Philip Delacour, who sold it 166 acres to General Du Portail, a French officer in the American service, in 1795. Du Portail left America for France, and never returned, the history of his fate having been unknown. The purchase remained unclaimed for some years; taxes having accumulated upon it, it fell into the hands of the Sheriff, and was purchased by Elisha Evans; from him it came into the possession of his son, the present (1860) Cadwallader Evans, who laid out the upper part of Bridgeport in 1825, and contributed largely to its improvements. His residence at the corner of De Kalb and Second Streets, is upon the upper part of the tract, the boundary of which is the same as that of the upper boundary of the borough. From 1860 Directory of Norristown (Historical Society of Montomgery Co., PA web site)
 

100. MUSGRAVE EVANS (EVAN4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1725 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1769. He married LYDIA HARRY December 12, 1753 in Radnor Meeting house, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA, daughter of SAMUEL HARRY. She was born Abt. 1733 in Of Radnor, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA.

 

Musgrave Evans in Philadelphia MM records (Hinshaw):
 

Musgrave Evans and brother David received on certificate from Gwynedd MM dated 1748, 8, 25.

1753, 8,24 - Musgrave Evnas got certificate to Haverford MM to marry.

1755, 1, 31. Lydia, wife of Musgrave Evans received on certificate from Haverford MM.

5 mo 27 1763 - Musgrove Evans and Lydia & children Samuel, Martha, Ann & Thomas got certificate to Haverford MM.


Musgrove Evans died 2 (Feb.)-1-1769, ae 42.
 

Notes for LYDIA HARRY: in her marriage certificate she is described as the daughter of Samuel Harry of Radnor. (this is how Howard Jenkins has it in his Evans genealogy)


Children of MUSGRAVE EVANS and LYDIA HARRY are:


i. SARAH EVANS.


ii. MARTHA EVANS.


iii. ANN EVANS.


iv. THOMAS EVANS.


218. v. SAMUEL EVANS, b. Abt. 1754, Pennsylvania; d. 1825, Jefferson Co., NY.


v. RICHARD EVANS, b. May 1764, d. November 7, 1765 (Philadelphia MM Records, as abstracted by Hinshaw).


vi. ELIZABETH EVANS, b. October 1765, d. November 24, 1765. Philadelphia MM Records: Elizabeth, daughter of Musgrove Evans died 11-24-1765, aged 6 weeks (Hinshaw)


 

101. DAVID EVANS (EVAN4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1733 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1817 in H. Jenkins says "Of Spruce St., Philadelphia PA". He married LETITIA THOMAS August 10, 1755 in Philadelphia, PA. She was born Abt. 1737 in Of Radnor twp., and died Abt. 1815 in Mifflin Co., PA.
 

Howard Jenkins: David Evans, "Of Spruce St.," Philadelphia, house carpenter, son of Evan, of Gwynedd, m. Aug. 10, 1755, Letitia Thomas, of Radnor. David d. 1817, aged 84, and was bu. at Friends ground, 4th and Arch Sts. This couple had a large family of children, but only part of their names, as follows have been obtained...


Glenn Evans cites the following in a note to us:
 

I. "Biographical Dictionary of Philadelphia Architects" by Tatman & Moss, p. 250: "David Evans is unfortunately a common 18th century Philadelphia name; the lives of three house carpenters and one cabinetmaker overlap, making it difficult to separate documentary references. Nonetheless, two master builders have been identified. David Evans (Sr.) was the son of Evan and Elizabeth (Musgrave) Evans. Apprenticed to a carpenter, he married Letitia Thomas in 1755, shortly after becoming free of his articles. By 1761 he was living on Pear (now Chancellor) St. and donated a lot of ground next to his home for the erection of the Union Library Company's building that he may also have designed and built. Evans (or his cousin of the same name who died in 1783) was a member of Benjamin Franklin's Library Company to which he presented a set of Abraham Swan's "Collection of Designs in Architecture" (London: 1757) in 1764, and a few years later he was an "encourager" of the Philadelphia edition of Swan's "The British Architect" (1774), the first book on architecture published in America. In 1769 he became a member of The Carpenters' Company and the American Philosophical Society, although he resigned from the latter in 1770 and was never too regular in is attendance at meetings of the former.


In 1770 Evans worked with Thomas Nevell (q.v.) on the Second Street house of John Cadwalader, and the next year served as "superintendent" for John Dickinson's "Fairhill" in Germantown and his town house on Chestnut St.; he continued to provide building services for Dickinson over the next 30 years. Following the Revolution, Evans and his son, David Evans, Jr. (q.v.) worked together to complete the Pennsylvania Hospital. The elder Evans offered a design for Library Hall in 1789, but William Thornton (q.v.) won the commission. That same year Evans became a Common Councilman, a position he held until 1791, and was appointed to a committee to prepare a plan and estimate for a new city hall. Payments made to Evans in 1792-93 have generally been taken as proof that he designed and supervised construction of the structure now known as the Supreme Court Building on Independence Square. From 1794 through 1809 he was a director of the Philadelphia Contributionship."

II. More can be found in the Independence National Historical Park library, i.e. Copy of "Appendix A,' apparently prepared by Lee H. Nelson, NPS architect, giving excellent summary of Mr. Evans. Also there is considerable information in a Ph.D. Dissertation by Donna J. Rilling.
 

Note on Letitia (Thomas) Evans:
 

Haverford College Library Special Collections Quaker Collection contains a 19th century hand-transcribed copy of the deathbed recollections and visions of Letitia Thomas Evans as recorded by her devoted husband David Evans. Letitia died from a lingering ailment over the period of her final weeks or days, she experienced spiritual visions and ecstasies (she refused pain medication!), which she related to her husband, who faithfully recorded them. She also spoke of memories and her love for her husband, friends and family. David wrote it all down. (note contributed by Michelle Lynch)
 

Philadelphia MM Records (Hinshaw):
 

Musgrave Evans and brother David received on certificate from Gwynedd MM dated 1748, 8, 25.

Letitia, wife of David received on certificate from Radnor MM, dated 1763, 12, 8.

David was buried at the Friends burial ground, 4th and Arch St., Philadelphia PA

 

Gwynedd Monthly Meeting Records:
 

At our monthly meeting held in Gwynedd the 30th of the 4th month 1776


4th David Evans gave in a Certificate for himself and wife & their four Children viz Leticia, Gulielma, Charles & David from Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of the Southern District dated the 27 of the 3rd month last, wherein they recommend him a friend well esteemed amongst them, a diligent attender of Meetings, and serviceable in the discipline of the Church -- his Wife also a diligent attender of meetings when in health & of a sober conduct & well esteemed and their Children young. They don't think it needful to say much but recommend them with their parents; which was read in this Meeting and well received.

 

Will abstract:
 

DAVID EVANS. Philadelphia. Written February 29, 1813. Proved April 29, 1817. Philadelphia will book 6.436.
To my daughter, Gulielma Evans.
To sons Charles Evans and David Evans.
To granddaughter, Mary Evans, daughter of said son, David.
If she should die without issue, then other child or children of said son, David.
To granddaughter, Laetitia Jackson.
To Ann Mayberry, daughter of John Mayberry and wife, both deceased, of whom I have had charge. I now leave her in charge of my daughter Gulielma Evans.
To said son, Charles Evans, and my nephew, Thomas Williams, cabinet maker, and Reed Williams,merchant, a number of ground rents in trust for granddaughter, Laetitia Jackson, wife of Levin Jackson, and after her decease, to her children.
Son-in-law, Richard Moore.
Execs: Daughter, Gulielma, son Charles Evans, my friend, Isaac W. Morris, of Phila.
Codicils: March 9, 1815 and March 21, 1817.
Revoke appointment of my daughter and son as Executors, and appoint my nephew, Jonathan Evans of Phila, Co-Executor with Isaac W. Morris.
Wit: Samuel Williams, George Pryor, Joseph Gibbons.

 

Children of DAVID EVANS and LETITIA THOMAS are:


219. i. LETITIA EVANS, b. October 15, 1759, Of Philadelphia PA.


ii. GULIELMA EVANS, b. December 14, 1762.


iii. CHARLES EVANS, b. March 30, 1768, Of Philadelphia PA; d. September 05, 1847, Trexlertown, Berks Co., PA. (buried Charles Evans Cemetery, Reading, PA)
 

Howard Jenkins: He was the seventh child of his parents. Settling in Reading, Berks Co., PA, he became a prominent lawyer, acquired wealth and founded the beautiful cemetery of that city now known by his name. He d. unmarried [see next as this appears not to be the case].


Michelle Lynch, Trustee, Charles Evans Cemetery writes to us:
 

Charles Evans died a widower. In 1794, Charles Evans married Mary Keen, the daughter of Christiana Stille and Reynolds Keen. The marriage was officiated by the Most Reverend William White, at Christ Church in Philadelphia. Mary Keen (the future Mrs. Charles Evans) lived in Reading for a brief period as a child. Her father, Reynolds Keen was for a time during the Revolutionary War suspected of being a Tory sympathizer and his home and goods were confiscated. He was exiled from Philadelphia to Reading and not permitted to return until he swore allegiance to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Her mother, Christiana, died shortly after the birth of Mary's youngest sibling while the family was in exile at Reading. Christiana's half-sister, Sarah "Sally"Austin (who was the second wife of Commodore John Barry, "Father of the American Navy") attempted to intercede on the Keen family's behalf. The Keen's youngest child (born in Reading) was named after Sarah. Charles Evans studied law in the offices of Benjamin Chew, whose home - Cliveden - is now a National Trust Property. He maintained residences in Philadelphia and Reading until 1825, after which he resided in Reading. Charles Evans' 1865 biography states that they had "no surviving children" and indicates that the children they had died in infancy. Mary Keen Evans died in 1838. She was originally interred at Christ Church. When Charles Evans founded the cemetery that bears his name in 1846, Mary's body was exhumed and reinterred at the Charles Evans Cemetery in Reading.

Evans wore his hair in a ponytail called a queue even after that style fell out of fashion. He was known to enjoy dancing at the soirees held in the homes of his friends and occasionally hosted by his friends at the town's popular inns (Reading was a borough and not a city in Evans time.) The dances in those days were patterned "country" dances similar to what we call square dances. The old fiddler, Stephen Orth, recorded playing at these events and watching Charles Evans' queue bouncing as he danced. Charles' wife Mary was said to have been a "lively dancer." They were a popular couple.

Aside from his attendance at Christ Church with his wife, this dancing and his membership in the local militia are further evidence of Charles Evans' move away from his Quaker upbringing. However, his biographer wrote that after Mary's death in 1838, Charles would take his coach and ride to the Exeter or Maiden Creek Friends to attend meetings several times a year. There doesn't appear to be any evidence that he attended the Reading Friends meetings and his biographer wrote that Charles found the drives to the country as restorative as the meetings. Apparently, in his later years he experienced a longing to return to his roots.




Paintings: Charles and Mary (Keen) Evans; Photo: Charles Evans' home on S. 5th St., Reading, PA (Courtesy of Charles Evans Cemetery and Michelle Lynch)

Link to stature of Charles Evans near cemetery entrance (not his grave stone.)
 

220. iv. DAVID EVANS, b. June 26, 1770; d. June 16, 1851, Greenfield, Wayne Co., MI.

 

 

102. AMOS EVANS (OWEN4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born June 25, 1721 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died in Of Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH LEWIS September 1742.

 

Notes for AMOS EVANS: Amos and Elizabeth removed within the limits of Haverford MM, presenting a certificate from Gwynedd MM, dated 9th mo., 1742.


Children of AMOS EVANS and ELIZABETH LEWIS are:


i. OWEN EVANS, b. June 18, 1746.


ii. RUTH EVANS, b. December 28, 1749.


iii. ANN EVANS, b. April 02, 1752; m. DR. JOHN DAVIS.


iv. LYDIA EVANS, b. October 23, 1754.


v. REBEKAH EVANS, b. June 04, 1757.


vi. HANNAH EVANS.


221. vii. ROSE EVANS, d. Bef. 1794.



 

103. SAMUEL EVANS (OWEN, THOMAS, EVAN AP EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT LEWIS) was born May 29, 1729 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married LYDIA HARRY November 19, 1752 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, daughter of REES HARRY and MARY PRICE. She was born Abt. 1734 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA, and died Aft. 1790.

 

Notes for SAMUEL EVANS:


School teacher in Gwynedd twp. He owned the place where his grandfather Thomas had lived (stone house still stands, near the corner of Sumneytown Pike and Upper Valley Rd.).


Samuel Evans (son of Owen and Ruth) was a teacher "at North Wales," towards the close of the last century. A school was kept under the oversight of the Friends, at the meeting-house, at least as early as 1793. Joseph Foulke, in a manuscript furnished the writer in 1859, recalled the following facts:


"My earliest recollection of schools which I attended was at Gwynedd meeting. There was no house for the purpose, but what was called "the little meeting-house" was used. An old tottering man by the name of Samuel Evans was the teacher. The reading books were the Bible and Testament; we had Dilworth's Spelling-Book, and Dilworth's Assistant (or Arithmetic). Grammar was a thing hardly thought of; there was however a small part of the spelling-book called "A New Guide to the English Tongue," and a few of the older pupils learned portions of this, by rote, and would occasionally recite to the master, but the substance appeared to be equally obscure both to master and scholar."


Children's births from the Gwynedd MM records...


Children of SAMUEL EVANS and LYDIA HARRY are:


i. MARY EVANS, b. February 08, 1754; d. October 01, 1827.


ii. OWEN EVANS, b. July 15, 1756.

 

OWEN EVANS. Whitpain. March 3, 1816. Proved September 9, 1820. Montgomery County will book 5.239
To Dr. Curtis, one share, and gold buttons. To Mary Davis, feather bed, etc.
Remainder of estate to sister Rebecca.
Execs: Rebecca Evans, and Benjamin Morgan.
Wit: David Styer, William Walter.

 

iii. REES EVANS, b. December 1758. He is mentioned as having children in the will of Benjamin Harry (Montgomery Co. will book 3.226) Kate wrote to us by e-mail and says that this is likely the Rees Evans who married May 19, 1785 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Esther Stretcher (probable daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (Davis) Stretcher). According to Kate's cousin, he served in the Revolution. Kate adds that he had a daughter Eliza who married Joshua Stroud Fletcher. A Reese Evans and Fenwick Stretcher (brother of Esther) are found in the same militia company in 1790 (6th company of the 1st Regt, of the militia of the City of Philadelphia, Capt. Benjamin Davis.)

iv. RUTH EVANS, b. May 07, 1762.


v. REBECCA EVANS. Named in the will of Owen Evans and Benjamin Harry.

 

104. MARGARET EVANS (OWEN, THOMAS, EVAN AP EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1737 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. She married AQUILLA JONES October 25, 1759 in Gwynedd Meeting, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, son of GRIFFITH JONES. He was born in Of Philadelphia PA.

 

Notes for MARGARET EVANS: A minor in 1734.


Philadelphia MM granted a certificate to Aquila Jones to Gwynedd MM, 1759-8-31, to marry.


Aquila Jones son of Griffith Jones of Phila. Dec'd married Margaret Evans daughter of Owen Evans of Gwynedd dec'd at Gwynedd Meeting House, 10th mo 25, 1759. Witnesses: Column 1: Mordecai Yarnall, Daniel Morgan, John Potts, John Hughes, Benj. Morgan, Uriah Woolman, Daniel Williams, Wm Foulke, Hannah Foulke, Evan Jones, Wm Chancellor; Column 2: Josiah Hewes, Sarah Evans, Rowland Evans, Susanna Evans; Column 3: Thos Evans, Jane Roberts, Ann Tilbury, Martha Lloyd, Sarah Nicholas, Daniel Evans, David Roberts, Robert Lloyd, Priscilla Brown, Abram Evans, Susanna Evans, Chas Jervis, Elizabeth Jervis, Mary Jervis; Column 4: Aquilla Jones (groom), Margaret Jones (bride), Mary Evans, Hugh Evans, Amos Evans, Samuel Evans, John Jones, Caleb Jones, Magdalen Brown, Susanna Mason, Abraham Mason - From correspondent Tracey Rich, the original copy of this marriage certificate is at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia MM: 1760-6-27, Margaret Jones, wife of Aquila, receieved on certificate from Gwynedd MM, dated 1760, 5, 27.

Note: Aquilla Jones married second, Elizabeth Cooper, and had three more children: Issac, Lydia and Susanna.

Children of MARGARET EVANS and AQUILLA JONES are:


i. MARY JONES, b. October 29, 1760; m. MARMADUKE COOPER.

 

Howard Jenkins: She had one dau., the wife of Israel Cope who lived at Arch St., near 8th in Philadelphia.


Philadelphia MM: 1760-6-27, Margaret Jones, wife of Aquila, receieved on certificate from Gwynedd MM, dated 1760, 5, 27.

Will abstract for Marmaduke Cooper of Newton Twsp., Gloucester Co., grazier, dated 1795, Oct 10: Son Isaac, all lands in Greenwich, Woolwich and Deptford Township; he paying, when 21, 50 pounds per annum apiece, unto my daughters, Hannah, Margaret, Lydia, Elizabeth, and Ann, during their lives. Son, Joseph, all lands in Newton Township and 1/2 of pine land near Price's Mill; he paying, when 21, 50 pounds a year unto each of his sister during their lives. Sons Isaac and Joseph , beach and plantation at Eggharbour and stone quarry in Delaware Co., Penna.; to be divided between them. The 5 daughters, Hannah, Margaret, Lydia, Elizabeth and Ann, 1500 pounds each, when 18. To Joseph Cooper, son of Joshua Cooper, 50 pounds when 21. Residue to be divided between the two sons. Executors - friends and relations, Thomas Norton, Joseph Bacon, Samuel Noble and Isaac Jones (son of Aquilla Jones); all of Philkadelphia, Penna. Witnesses - Joshua Cooper, Elizabeth Jones and P. Thompson. proved Nov 2, 1795.


1795, Nov 14. inventory, 6070.16.6 pounds; made by James Sloan and Joseph Mickle.

Note: Margaret is the daughter who married Israel Cope.
 

ii. AQUILLA JONES, b. March 09, 1763, d. March 2, 1789 (death in record of Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Northern District records.)





 

105. ANN EVANS (HUGH4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 23, 1717/18 in Merion, Montgomery (was Philadelphia) Co., PA. She married SAMUEL HOWELL March 08, 1744/45 in Philadelphia Co., PA, son of JACOB HOWELL and SARAH VERNON. He was born February 06, 1717/18 in Chester Co., PA, and died September 16, 1780 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.

 

Children of ANN EVANS and SAMUEL HOWELL are:


i. HUGH HOWELL, b. Abt. 1746, PA.


ii. SAMUEL HOWELL, b. Abt. 1748, PA.


iii. ANN HOWELL, b. Abt. 1751, PA; m. AARON ASHBRIDGE.


iv. DEBORAH HOWELL, b. Abt. 1755, PA; m. DANIEL MIFFLIN, October 06, 1778; b. April 07, 1754; d. October 31, 1812.


 

106. SUSANNAH EVANS (HUGH4, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born January 25, 1719/20 in Merion twp., Montgomery (was Philadelphia) Co. PA, and died May 04, 1801 in PA. She married OWEN JONES May 30, 1740 in Merion MH, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, son of JONATHAN JONES and GAINOR OWEN. He was born November 13, 1711 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died October 09, 1793 in Philadelphia of Yellow fever.

 

Notes for OWEN JONES: George Washington pronounced him the handsomest and most venerable gentleman he had ever seen. (H. Jenkins, 1897). He was the last Provincial Treasurer of Pennsylvania and was an educated man of means and a prominent Quaker. Owen Jones was an attorney who handled many estates. He was the leader of merchants practicing Civil Disobedience in 1772 who successfully blocked the expansion of the open air market on High (now Market) St. in Philadelphia. An ally of his in this effort was Benjamin Franklin. His sons and son in laws were also merchants on High Street involved in the import/export trade and land speculation.

Children of SUSANNAH EVANS and OWEN JONES are:


222. i. JANE JONES, b. 1741; d. Abt. 1815, Germantown, Philadelphia Co., PA.


223. ii. LOWRY JONES, b. January 30, 1742/43; d. February 15, 1804.


iii. OWEN JONES, b. March 15, 1744/45, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. Aft. May 14, 1825, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; m. (1) HANNAH SMITH; m. (2) MARY WHARTON, May 17, 1780, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; b. January 22, 1755, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. Abt. 1784.

 

Notes for OWEN JONES: Business partner of Amos Foulke. http://www.hsp.org/files/findingaid1301jones.pdf


His correspondence exists and frequent business correspondents include William Backhouse, Isaac Wharton, Elisha Brown and Edward Robeson. The first two mainly were commercial matters, while the last two dealt with mainly property issues (Jones was an estate lawyer among other things).


With Mary Wharton he had six children who died in infancy.


Notes for HANNAH SMITH: Hannah had 4 children by her prior marriage.

 

224. iv. SUSANNA JONES, b. November 04, 1747, Pennsylvania; d. February 05, 1828, Burlington, NJ.


225. v. HANNAH JONES, b. 1749.


vi. ANN JONES, b. 1752; d. unmarried.


vii. MARTHA JONES, b. 1753; d. unmarried.


viii. REBECCA JONES, b. 1757; m. JOHN JONES; d. Of Lower Merion twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

 

Notes for REBECCA JONES: No children. Her husband had children by a prior wife.

 

226. ix. SARAH JONES, b. 1760.


227. x. JONATHAN JONES, b. 1762, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. April 08, 1821, Merion twp., Montgomery Co., PA.



 

107. JANE HUGHES (ELLIN4 EVANS, THOMAS3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born November 01, 1720, and died February 28, 1772 in Oley, Berks Co., PA. She married JOHN LEE July 01, 1748, son of ANTHONY LEE and MARY WHITAKER. He was born 11mo., 21, 1719/20 in Oley, Berks Co., PA, and died August 10, 1803 in Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


Children of JANE HUGHES and JOHN LEE are:

 

i. ELEANOR LEE, b. June 05, 1749.


ii. SUSANNA LEE, b. December 26, 1750.


228. iii. ISAAC LEE, b. September 25, 1752.


iv. ANN LEE, b. January 22, 1754.


229. v. NATHAN LEE, b. April 01, 1756.


vi. JESSE LEE, b. September 18, 1758.


vii. MORDECAI LEE, b. September 27, 1761.


 

108. EDWARD EVANS (EVAN4, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) Of South St., Philadelphia, PA. He married, perhaps, ELIZABETH GRIFFITH, daughter of EVAN GRIFFITH and JANE JONES.
 

Howard Jenkins: "Edward, late of South street" (Evans manuscript of 1797), who had six children as follows: 1. Francis, d. infancy, 2. Mary, d. infancy, 3. Samuel, of N. Y., Captain U. S. N., 4., George of NC., Captain U.S.N ., 5. John, Sackett's Harbor, NY., midshipman U.S.N., 6. Thomas, a sailor on brig Rattlesnake, Captain Moffatt."

A discussion of the various men with the name Edward Evans in the records of this time follows and I regard this genealogy as in a state of disrepair. All three of these men have association with both the Gwynedd area and Philadelphia County.

a) Edward Evans m. Elizabeth Griffith
 

Marriage:  Edward Evans of Phila. Co., yeoman m. Elizabeth Griffith d/o Evan of same at Gwynedd mh, 7th mo. 9, 1735. Col 3: Evan Griffith, Margaret Owen, Amos Griffith, Hugh Jones, Katherine Jones, Phineas Griffith, Tho Davis, Eliza Davis, Caddr Jones, John Humphrey, Enos Lewis, Jos? Griffith, Caddr Griffith, Amos Evans, Griffith Griffith, Evan Griffith, Humphrey Jones. Col 2: Ann Griffith, Ellin Griffith, Jane Lues?, Jane William, Eliza Evans, Ellin Evans, Jane Lewis, Gainor Davis, Ann Jones, Rachel Jones, Ganior Jones, Ann Roberts, Margt Jones, Eliza Morgan, Jane Jones, Hannah ffoulk, Jane Evans Jr., Col 1: Cadd Evans Sen., Evan Evans, Robert Lloyd, Thos Evans, Geo Lewis, Isaac Jones, Jacob Jones, Ellis Lewis, Jephtha Lewis, Rees Harry, Wm Martin, Owen Robert, Rich Thos, Wm Robert, Cadd Evans Jr., Rowd Evans.


The problem here is that we know the names of the children of Edward and Elizabeth, from the will of Edward's sister Catherine (Evans) and they do not match the list given by Howard Jenkins:

CATHERINE JONES, Hatfield. Phila. Co. Widow. 6 July 176?. proved December 26, 1767.
Cousin and Exec.: Amos Griffith.
Children: Nathan, Amos, Mary (Morgan), Margaret (wife of Thomas Morgan), Jane and Gainor.
Grandchildren: Hannah, Samuel, Hugh, Israel and Phebe Jones.
Isea Christian. Morgan and Isaac Catheren. Rich and Mary Morgan.
Cousins and Trustees: Evan Evans and Evan Edwards.
Nieces and Nephews: Jane, Evan, Catherine, Elizabeth, Jehu, Margaret and Ellin (children of brother Edward Evans).
Wit: Samuel Tennis and Evan Edwards. O.179

The wills of Catherine's husband Hugh Jones, names her mother Margaret. This Margaret's second husband was Thomas Owen of Salford and he names his two step children (Edward Evans and Katherine Jones) in his will (she is the Margaret Owen signing the wedding certificate above and she will marry thirdly Evan Griffith, the father of Elizabeth Griffith). There is more discussion of this family on our Griffith web page.

Three of the children of Edward Evans and Elizabeth Griffith left records at Gwynedd:
 

i. Jehu Evans (m. Mary) lived in Towamencin in the 1780s, administered the estate of Joseph Griffith in 1792 and had children: Elizabeth, b. 8th mo, 28, 1762; Sarah b. 8th mo. 6, 1777, d. 3d mo. 8, 1786; Phebe b. 3d mo. 3, 1782 and Jehu, b 3d mo. 2, 1787.

ii. Evan Evans is in the 1790 Montgomery Co., PA census (1 male >16, 1 male <16, 2 females, no slaves) enumerated by Richard Moore with citizens from Montgomery, Hatfield and Towamencin townships.

iii. Catharine Evans d/o Edward of Towamencin dec'd married William Luken s/o Abraham of Towamencin at Gwynedd meeting house, 10th mo 20, 1762.
 

After the death of her husband, Elizabeth Evans (widow of Edward) got numerous certificates between Gwynedd and Philadelphia showing movement back and forth between the two places.

At present, if I had to guess, I would pick this line as belonging here instead of the line given by Howard Jenkins (which he got from some contemporary of his from North Carolina). This line uses the name Evan Evans (Edward's father's name) and has continuing association with both Towamencin and Philadelphia that is documented.
 

b) Edward Evans m. Rebecca Clark.
 

The list of children from the 1797 Evans family history indicates that this is not the Edward Evans of Philadelphia who marries Rebecca Clark. That Edward Evans was one of the founders of Methodism in Pennsylvania and his widow left a will in Worcester twp. in 1777.
 

REBECCA EVANS, [Late of City of Phila]. Worcester, Co. of Phila. Widow and Relict of Edward Evans, Late of said City, decd.
July 1, 1777. August 17, 1787. Philadelphia Will Book T.535.
Sister: Elizabeth Clark.
Friends: Elizabeth Story, Sarah Williams.
Exec: Elizabeth Clark, John Pemberton.
Wit: Jonathan Jones, Hannah Jones.
 

There may be some association of this Edward Evans with Bethel Hill Methodist Church on Skippack Pike in Worcester twp., as well as several other churches in Philadelphia, Berks Co. and New Jersey. It appears that despite his being a Methodist, the entries in the Philadelphia MM records are this man, and there are no mentions of the Edward Evans of South St., Philadelphia:
 

Phila MM, 1737, 3, 5. Edward Evans, Phila, m. Rebecca Clark, dt. William of Phila at Phila Mtg.
Phila MM, 1742, 1, 26. Edward Evans disowned for joining another society.
Death: 13 OCT 1771 recorded by Philadelphia MM , Pennsylvania. (He actually seems to have died the day before.) He was buried at the Friends Burial Ground (now Arch St. Meeting House).
 

This man had a known son named Nathaniel, also a minister, and the list of children from the 1797 document shows no son by this name. The Methodist history indicates he may be from a New Jersey Evans line.

Howard Jenkins covers this line in footnote 2 of his Evans genealogy, "Edwards Evans, of Philadelphia, a prominent man there, who d. 10th mo. 13, 1771 (Friends' m. records), may have been Edward, "of South Street", son of Evan. The meeting records also show the marriage of Edward Evans, of Philadelphia, and Rebecca Clark, dau. of William, dec'd at Philadelphia mtg., 3d mo. 5, 1757; and that Rebecca, "widow of Edward," d. 1st mo. 1, 1785, aged about 80 years." Apparently Jenkins was as confused as the rest of us.
 

c) Edward Evans "of Dublin, Philadelphia County" m. Elizabeth Jones (d/o Humphrey Jones and Catherine Jones)
 

Edward Evans in Gwynedd MM records

 

Marriage:  Edward Evans of Dublin, Phila. Co., m. Elizabeth Jones d/o Humphrey of same at Gwynedd mh, 3rd mo 22, 1746. Col 1. Cadd Evans Sen., Evan Evans, Robert Lloyd, Thos Evans, Geo Lewis, Isaac Jones, Jacob Jones, Ellis Lewis, Jepthah Lewis, Rees Harry, Wm Martin, Owen Robert, Richd Thos, Wm Robert, Cadd Evans Jr., Rowd Evans. Col 2. Ann Griffith, Ellin Griffith, Jane ?, Jane Williams, Elizabeth Evans, Ellin Evans, Jane Lewis, Gainor Davis, Ann Jones, , Rachel Jones, Gainor Jones, Ann Roberts, Margt Jones, Eliza Morgan, Jane Jones, Hannah Ffoulk, Jane Evans Jr. Col 3. Evan Griffith, Margt Owen, Amos Griffith, Hugh Jones, Katherine Jones, Phineas Griffith, Thos David, Eliza David, Caddr Jones, John Humphrey, Enos Lewis, Jos. Griffith, Caddr Griffith, Amos Evans, Griffith Griffith, Evan Griffith, Humphrey Jones.

1747-7-29 Edward Evans and wife disowned (could be Edward Evans m. either Elizabeth Griffith or Elizabeth Jones)
1751-2-30 Edward Evans and wife married contrary to discipline and offered an account (indicates someone remarried, not sure who)
1763-2-22 Edward Evans granted a certificate to Richland MM (this looks like a third Edward Evans at Gwynedd)


William Luken s/o Abraham of Towamencin m. Catharine Evans d/o Edward of same dec'd at Gwynedd mh, 10th mo 20, 1762. Shows one of the Edward Evans was of Towamencin and has died before 1762. This is most likely the Edward who married Elizabeth Griffith as son Jehu is found living in Towamencin in the 1780s.
 

Children of EDWARD EVANS (per Howard Jenkins):


i. FRANCIS EVANS, d. infancy.


ii. MARY EVANS, d. infancy.


iii. SAMUEL EVANS, Of New York, Captain US Navy.


iv. GEORGE EVANS, Of New Carolina, Captain US Navy.


v. JOHN EVANS, Of Sackett's Harbor, NY, US Navy midshipman.


vi. THOMAS EVANS.





 

109. KATHERINE EVANS (EVAN4, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) She married HUGH JONES.

 

Howard Jenkins: Katherine, m. __ Jones, son of G. Jones, and they had a son Samuel, who m. Rebecca Morgan; whose dau. Sarah m. John Childs of North Carolina. A son of this last couple, also named John Childs, m. Mary Treby, dau. of Rev. Thomas and Margaret Allen; and had issue nine children, of whom the seond is Allen Childs b. in North Carolina, 1844, now (1884) of Philadelphia. He m. 1878, Katherine, dau. of Col. John D. Kurtz, U. S. Engineer Corps, and has issue."

I (JQ) am sceptical about the above statement (Jenkins is almost always right, but...) because of the following wills, which clearly state the name of Catherine's husband (note Catherine's mother is named) and names no son Samuel. Of course, it is possible that the Catherine who marries Hugh Jones, her mother Margaret, and her brother Edward (#108 above, m. Elizabeth Griffith) do not belong in this line and that Jenkins got it right.

HUGH JONES, Hatfield, Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman. April 23, 1758. August 24, 1758. L.145.
Wife: Catharine. Mother: Margaret Griffith.
Children: Amos, Mary, Nathan, Jane and Margaret.
Cousin: Ellis Pugh.
Trustees: Amos Griffith, Joseph Griffith, Rowland Evans.
Exec: Catherine and Amos Jones.
Wit: Nicholas Gelis, Abram Rutt, John Roberts.

This Hugh Jones is a candidate to be the son of John Humphrey (though not the only one).

Catherine's will:

CATHERINE JONES, Hatfield. Phila. Co. Widow. 6 July 176?. December 26, 1767.
Cousin and Exec.: Amos Griffith.
Children: Nathan, Amos, Mary (Morgan), Margaret (wife of Thomas Morgan), Jane and Gainor.
Grandchildren: Hannah, Samuel, Hugh, Israel and Phebe Jones. Isea Christian. Morgan and Isaac Catheren. Rich and Mary Morgan.
Cousins and Trustees: Evan Evans and Evan Edwards.
Nieces and Nephews: Jane, Evan, Catherine, Elizabeth, Jehu, Margaret
and Ellin (children of brother Edward Evans).
Wit: Samuel Tennis and Evan Edwards. O.179

Children of KATHERINE EVANS and HUGH JONES is:


i. AMOS JONES

ii. MARY JONES m. ? Morgan

iii. NATHAN JONES

iv. JANE JONES

v. MARGARET JONES.m. Thomas Morgan

vi. GAINOR JONES

The following child may not be theirs, though named by Jenkins:

230. i. SAMUEL JONES.



 

110. SARAH KENDERDINE (SARAH4 EVANS, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born August 09, 1717. She married ENOCH MORGAN May 14, 1741 in Gwynedd MH, Philadelphia Co., PA, son of EDWARD MORGAN and MARGARET. He died Abt. December 1784 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.


 

Gwynedd MM records: Enoch Morgan, s/o Edward, Philadelphia Co., m. Sarah Kenderdine, d/o Richard of same at Gwynedd mh, 3rd mo 14, 1741.

Montgomery Co. Will book A:


MORGAN, ENOCH. Gwynedd. December 29, 1784. January 25, 1785. 1.20


To wife Sarah the use of dwelling with 90 acres during her life, at her death to son Enoch. To son Daniel, 50 acres with buildings. To son Edward, 33 acres of land. To daughters Mary and Meriam, 50 pds. worth of household goods equally divided. To wife all rem. of estate, at her death equally divided among 5 daughters: Christiana, Sarah, Hannah, Mary and Meriam.


Execs: Sons Edward, Enoch, Daniel Morgan.


Wit: Job Spencer, John Evans.


Children of SARAH KENDERDINE and ENOCH MORGAN are:


231. i. MARGARET MORGAN.


ii. EDWARD MORGAN. Notes for EDWARD MORGAN: Living 29 Dec 1784


iii. DANIEL MORGAN, m. MARY LLOYD, 1778, Gwynedd MM, PA; b. 1756.


iv. ENOCH MORGAN, d. October 25, 1825, Gwynedd, PA.


v. MARY MORGAN, d. Bef. December 10, 1827, Montgomery Co., PA; m. JOSIAH SPENCER, April 1788, Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA.


vi. MIRIAM MORGAN, d. Aft. December 10, 1827; m. ENOS SPENCER, November 1792, Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA.


vii. SARAH MORGAN, d. Bef. October 25, 1803, Montgomery Co., PA; m. THOMAS HOLT, February 13, 1781, Gwynedd MM, PA.


232. viii. HANNAH MORGAN, b. April 26, 1754, Philadelphia, PA..


233. ix. CHRISTIANA MORGAN, d. March 1822.



 

111. ANN EVANS (HUGH4, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born July 26, 1720. She married BENJAMIN DAVIDS.
 

Howard Jenkins: Ann, b. 5th mo. 26, 1720 (twin with Robert). She m. Benjamin Davids, "the father of Hugh Davids, late dec'd of Rahway, N.J., also of Hannah Jenks, Tacy Ogden and others." (Evans Record, 1797)


Children of ANN EVANS and BENJAMIN DAVIDS are:


i. HUGH DAVIDS, d. Of Rahway, NJ.


ii. HANNAH DAVIDS, m. ? JENKS.


iii. TACY DAVIDS, m. ? OGDEN.



 

112. EDWARD EVANS (HUGH4, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born May 05, 1723. He married ELIZABETH WALTER, daughter of WILLIAM WALTER and ANN REES.
 

Child of EDWARD EVANS and ELIZABETH WALTER is:


234. i. HUGH EVANS, b. January 06, 1740/41, Bedford Co., PA.



 

113. JUDAH FOULKE (MARY4 EVANS, ROBERT3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born September 30, 1722 in Gwynedd MM, Pennsylvania, and died January 24, 1776 in Philadelphia, PA. He married MARY BRINGHURST February 16, 1743/44 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHN BRINGHURST and MARY CLAYPOOLE. She was born November 18, 1720 in Philadelphia, PA, and died January 22, 1798 in Philadelphia, PA.


 

More About JUDAH FOULKE: Occupation: 1745, Collector of Exise for Philadelphia. Residence: No. 34 Front St. North, Philadelphia. Will: 1774, Wife sole legatee





Children of JUDAH FOULKE and MARY BRINGHURST are:


i. MARY FOULKE, d. April 05, 1807.


235. ii. JOHN FOULKE, b. 1757, Philadelphia, PA; d. 1796.


iii. ELIZABETH FOULKE, b. September 28, 1758; d. October 19, 1820, Burlington, NJ. More About ELIZABETH FOULKE: Burial: Burlington, NJ


236. iv. DEBORAH FOULKE, b. September 28, 1764.



 

114. OWEN EVANS (THOMAS4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS)

 

Children of OWEN EVANS are:


i. ISAIAH EVANS, d. February, 1808, Philadelphia PA. He married Barbara Hinkle, widow of John Conrad, and daughter of Anthony Hinckel.
 

Will abstracts:

ISAIAH EVANS. City of Phila. Plaisterer. February 19, 1808. February 27, 1808. 2.241.
To wife Barbara Evans. To Edward Evans of Philadelphia, plaisterer.
To Israel Scott son of sister Jane Scott. Sister Elizabeth Evans.
After decease of wife to Peter Connard, Anthony Connard, and Elizabeth Keyser, children of his sd. wife Barbara. All residue of estate to sisters Jane and Elizabeth and aforesd. Edward Evans.
Exec: Sd. wife Barbara, Edward Evans of Philadelphia and Alexander Scott of Montgomery Co., they to sell property in Philadelphia, Northern Liberties and in Germantown.
Wit.: John Warner, George Vaux.

BARBARA EVANS. Germantown Township. Phila. Co. Widow of Isaiah Evans, late of Phila. Plasterer. May 29, 1812. September 13, 1817. 6.508.
To son, Anthony Conrad. To daughter, Elizabeth Keyser. To my four grandchildren, the children of my son, Peter Conrad, deceased: Joseph Conrad, John Conrad, Mary Conrad, Elizabeth Conrad.
Execs: Son Anthony Conrad, daughter, Elizabeth Keyser, friend John Livezey of Roxborough Township, miller.
Wit: Caspar Follar, Jacob Bannar.
 

ii. ELIZABETH EVANS, d. unmarried. She lived with John Evans sen., at North Wales at the time of her death.


iii. WILLIAM EVANS.


237. iv. JANE EVANS.


 

115. THOMAS EVANS (THOMAS4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 24, 1732/33 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died September 03, 1818 in Gwynedd, twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He married ELIZABETH ROBERTS 1765 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) CO., PA, daughter of JOHN ROBERTS and JANE HANK. She was born January 19, 1740/41 in Pennsylvania, and died 1794.
 

Montgomery Co., PA will book 5

EVANS, THOMAS, Gwynedd.

July 5, 1813. September 18, 1818. 5.84

To daughter Tacy, 100 pds. farm, 128 acres, to be divided among children.

Rem. divided among 6 children.

Execs: Caliph Evans, Nathan Evans, Cadwalder Roberts.

Wit: Job Roberts, George Sheive.


Howard Jenkins: Thomas Evans, of Gwynedd, son of Thomas, b. 1st mo. 24, 1733, d. 9th mo. 3, 1818, m. 1765, Elizabeth Roberts (b. 11th mo. 19, 1740, d. 1794), dau. of John and Jane Roberts, of Whitpain. (See Roberts Genealogy) The Family Record (1797) speaks of him as living where his father did (the farm on the SE corner of Sumneytown Pike and Evans Rd.) and calls him familiarly "Tommy Evans."


Children of THOMAS EVANS and ELIZABETH ROBERTS are:


i. JANE EVANS, b. November 13, 1766, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. May 18, 1781.


238. ii. CALEB EVANS, b. February 16, 1768, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. July 03, 1855, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.


iii. TACY EVANS, b. October 01, 1770, Gwynedd, Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 04, 1840; m. (1) SOLOMON CLEAVER; b. Abt. 1760; m. (2) ELLIS CLEAVER, July 06, 1819, Gwynedd MM, Montgomery Co., PA; b. October 17, 1758, Upper Dublin twp.,. Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., PA; d. October 14, 1829, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA.

 

Notes for ELLIS CLEAVER: Lewis Jones: [Ellis Cleaver] would have been 71 on the day of his funeral. Bd. at Gwynedd "surrounded by a great assemblage of friends and acquaintances."

 

239. iv. NATHAN EVANS, b. January 25, 1772, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA; d. January 19, 1826.


v. THOMAS EVANS, b. 1774, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1774.


vi. JOHN EVANS, b. 1775, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1777, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.


240. vii. JONATHAN EVANS, b. June 26, 1778, Gwynedd, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. April 07, 1844, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


241. viii. ELIZABETH EVANS, b. January 31, 1781, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1842.


242. ix. JANE EVANS, b. December 24, 1784, Of Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; d. Of Ohio.


 

116. ELIZABETH EVANS (EVAN4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born January 26, 1715/16. She married AARON MEREDITH February 1745/46 in Gwynedd MM, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, son of MEREDITH DAVID and ELLEN PUGH. He was born May 07, 1717.

 

Child of ELIZABETH EVANS and AARON MEREDITH is:


i. PHEBE MEREDITH, b. Abt. 1760, Pennsylvania; m. ISAAC WILLIAMS, November 21, 1783, Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery Co., PA.



 

117. NATHAN EVANS (EVAN4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born January 17, 1720/21 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died Abt. 1759 in at home of Benjamin Morgan. He married RUTH MORGAN 1746 in Gwynedd, Philadelphia, PA, daughter of DANIEL MORGAN and ELIZABETH ROBERTS. She was born May 14, 1721 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) PA.

 

Notes for NATHAN EVANS:


In 1758 he obtained a certificate for removal to Wilmington, DE, and the records of the monthly meeting there show the presentation of it, 6th mo., 8, in that year, for himself and his four children. But in 1759 (10th mo. 11), his widow requested a certificate for her return to Gwynedd. She subsequently married Moses Peters, and they removed to Oxford, Philadelphia, where Moses died in 1784. In his will he names his step-sons, Daniel, Lemuel, and Elijah Evans.


Children of NATHAN EVANS and RUTH MORGAN:

i. DANIEL EVANS

ii. LEMUEL EVANS

iii. ELIJAH EVANS

iv. SAMUEL EVANS


 

118. PETER EVANS (ROBERT4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 20, 1721/22 in Of Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married MARY THOMAS January 06, 1774 in Radnor Meeting house, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA, daughter of WILLIAM THOMAS and ELIZABETH. She was born in Of Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA.

 

Children of PETER EVANS and MARY THOMAS are:


i. JONATHAN EVANS, b. September 02, 1745.


ii. EZEKIEL EVANS, b. July 27, 1747.


iii. HANNAH EVANS, b. December 07, 1748.


iv. RACHEL EVANS, b. March 21, 1750/51.


v. LEVI EVANS, b. July 18, 1753.


vi. PRISCILLA EVANS, b. September 30, 1755.


vii. ZACHARIAH EVANS, b. March 08, 1758.


viii. MARGARET EVANS, b. March 02, 1760.


ix. MARY EVANS, b. December 17, 1761.


 

119. ROBERT EVANS (ROBERT4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born in Of Gwynedd PA, and died Bef. 1820 in Of Philadelphia PA.

 

A house carpenter living in 5th St., Philadelphia, d. prior to 1820.


In a letter to Howard Jenkins, 4th mo. 4, 1896, Arthur Peterson, of Philadelphia says: "This Robert Evans, I have very little doubt, is my great-great-grandfather, who, I have always been understood, originally came from Gwynedd. He bought two houses from Caleb Cresson, on the west side of 5th street above Arch, one in 1768, and one in 1772, and lived in one of them until his death. He had one son, John Evans..."


Children of ROBERT EVANS is:


243. i. JOHN EVANS.


ii. MARY EVANS
 

Her will Abstract: Mary Evans, Philadelphia, Spinster (dau. of Robert Evans late of sd. city December'd). April 4, 1810. proved April 25, 1810. book 3.140.
Nieces Jane Evans and Rachel Evans daus. of bro. John Evans.
Money due late father's estate from cousin Stephen Schotten and others, her share of which she relinquishes.
To cousin Jane Roberts (sister of sd. Stephen Schotten) in trust so not to be liable for husband's debts.
To cousin Mary McVeaugh and her two sisters Alice and Rachel.
To cousin Eleanor McVeaugh (another sister of sd. Mary McVeaugh).
To Ruth Rowland (sister of sd. Mary McVeaugh) not subject to control of her husband.
To cousin Ruth Harrison, widow of Robert Harrison.
To friend Jane Lownes.
To bro. John Evans property in Northern Liberties now in Penn Twp., Phila. Co., which her late father Robert Evans purchased from William Ward Burrowes and wife. Residue of estate to aforesd. nieces Jane Evans and Rachel Evans daus. of sd. bro. John Evans. If either should die under age and without issue, share of them so dying shall go to her bros.: David, Robert, Joseph, John and William Evans, sons of sd. bro. John Evans.
Property in Northern Liberties which her late father Robert Evans purchased from William Sansom and wife to be sold.
Execs: Bro. John Evans and friend William Yardley. Friends Clement Remington and Charles C. French to be guardians of estate bequeathed to his residuary devisees and also overseers and trustees to see that will is correctly executed &c.
Wit: Daniel Thomas, Peter Thomson.

 

120. RUTH EVANS (ROBERT4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) She married JOHN SCOTTEN.

 

Philadelphia MM (Wm Wade Hinshaw, Encyclopedia of Quaker Genealogy, Vol II, p. 645)
 

1770, 1, 26. John Scotton and wife Ruth condemned for marriage contrary to discipline

1776, 8, 30. John Scotton diowned for associating to learn the art of war.

1778, 4, 27. Ruth Scotten, wife of John, and children Priscilla, Sarah, Ann and Jane got a certificate to Gwynedd MM.

1780, 6, 30. Ruth Scotton and children Priscilla, Sarah, Ann, Jane and Stephen received on certificate from Gwynedd MM.

1781, 4, 27. Ruth Scotton, wife of John, and children Priscilla, Sarah, Ann, Jane and Stephen got a certificate to Gwynedd MM.

1787, 2, 23. Ruth Scotten and children, Priscilla, Sarah, Ann, Jane, Stephen, Robert and Ruth received on certificate from Gwynedd MM.

John Scotton buried 6-30-1787, aged 40.

1789, 8, 28. Ruth Scotton, widow of John, and children Priscilla, Sarah, Ann, Jane, Stephen, Robert, Ruth and John got a certificate to Gwynedd MM.
 

Children of RUTH EVANS and JOHN SCOTTEN are:


i. PRISCILLA SCOTTEN. Notes for PRISCILLA SCOTTEN: Howard Jenkins says she was a bonnet maker along with a sister in Strawberry Alley, Philadelphia.

 

1801, 2, 27. Philadelphia MM: Priscilla Scotten received on certificate from Gwynedd MM.

1824, 11, 25. Philadelphia MM: Priscilla Scotten and niece, Lydia Roberts, a minor, got a certifcate to Gwynedd MM.
 

ii. Sarah Scotten

iii. Ann Scotten
 

1803, 1, 28. Philadelphia MM: Ann Scotten received on certificate from Gwynedd MM

Philadelphia MM: Ann Scotten died 8-5-1824, age 50

Will abstract: ANN SCOTTON, Philadelphia. Single Woman. August 17, 1824. Proved September 9, 1824. Philadelphia Co. will book 8.280.
Sister: Priscilla Scotton.
Each of five nephews: John, Joseph, Aaron, Moses, Stephen Roberts, children of Moses and Jane Roberts, and to their sisters: Ann, Lydia Roberts.
Sisters and brothers: Sarah, Robert, Ruth, John Scotton. Ann Scotton wife of decd. brother Stephen and to his three children: Robert, Alice Ann, Stephen Scotton.
Exec: Sister: Priscilla Scotton. Brother: John Scotton.
Wit: Ruth Harrison, Joseph Gibbons.

 

iv. Jane Scotten m. March 31, 1801 Moses Roberts, son of Moses Roberts and Jane Lee of Exeter MM, Berks Co., PA and grandson of Aaron Roberts.
 

Philadelphia MM: 1800, 7, 25. Jane Scotton got a certificate to Middletown MM, Pennsylvania.
 

v. Stephen Scotten

vi. Robert Scotten

vii. Ruth Scotten

viii. John Scotten

 

121. JANE EVANS (ROBERT4, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 22, 1745/46, and died March 23, 1832. She married ATKINSON HUGHES.

 

Children of JANE EVANS and ATKINSON HUGHES are:


i. ATKINSON HUGHES, b. Of Horsham twp., Montgomery Co., PA.


ii. ELIZABETH HUGHES, b. of Horsham twp., Montgomery Co., PA; m. ISAAC WARNER, April 14, 1812, Gwynedd MH, Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA; b. of Moreland twp., Montgomery Co., PA.


 

122. SINA PUGH (MARY4 EVANS, OWEN3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 28, 1708/09 in Tredyffrin twp., Chester Co., PA, and died Bef. November 1761 in Frederick Co., VA. She married ABEL WALKER June 13, 1727 in Gwynedd Mtg., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, son of LEWIS WALKER and MARY MORRIS. He was born July 17, 1703 in of Tredyffrin twp., Chester Co., PA, and died Bef. 1761 in Frederick Co., VA.

 

Children of SINA PUGH and ABEL WALKER are:


i. ISSAC WALKER.


ii. MARY WALKER.


iii. ELIZABETH WALKER.


iv. JR. ABEL WALKER.


244. v. LEWIS WALKER, b. March 14, 1738/39; d. December 23, 1815, Frederick Co., VA.


vi. SINA WALKER.


vii. MORDECAI WALKER.


viii. EBENEZER WALKER.


ix. SARAH WALKER.


 

 

124. ROWLAND EVANS (JOHN4, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Bet. 1717 - 1718 in Gwynedd twp., PHiladelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died August 08, 1789 in Philadelphia PA. He married SUSANNA FOULKE November 15, 1748 in Gwynedd Meeting House, , Pa., U.S.A., daughter of THOMAS FOULKE and GWEN EVANS. She was born March 17, 1719/20 in Gwynedd Pennsylvania, and died March 01, 1787.

 

More About ROWLAND EVANS:


Burial: Philadelphia PA, Friends burial ground


Member: American Philosophical Society


Occupation: 1749, Justice of the Peace


Residence: 1766, Removed to Providence twp. from Gwynedd


Children are listed above under (93) Susanna Foulke.


 

125. JANE EVANS (JOHN4, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 30, 1721 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She married JOHN HUBBS.


 

Notes for JANE EVANS: Her sister Elizabeth also mentions a granddaughter, Margaret Hubbs...


Children of JANE EVANS and JOHN HUBBS are:


i. JOHN HUBBS.


245. ii. CHARLES HUBBS, b. Pennsylvania; d. Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.


246. iii. RACHEL HUBBS, b. Abt. 1740.


iv. MARY HUBBS.


247. v. ELLEN HUBBS, b. Abt. 1750.



 

126. JOHN EVANS (JOHN4, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 1729/30 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died September 1807 in Gwynedd twp., Montgomery Co., PA. He married MARGARET FOULKE November 19, 1754 in Pennsylvania, daughter of EVAN FOULKE and ELLIN ROBERTS. She was born June 19, 1726, and died March 06, 1798.

 

Notes for JOHN EVANS:A brother, named John 1724-7 preceded him.


Montgomery Co., PA will book 2b


EVANS, JOHN. Gwynedd.


September 14, 1807. November 6, 1807. 2.638


To son John, farm, 192 acres, feather bed, etc. To son Cadwalder, farm, and 2 tracts, 281 acres, household goods, subject to 500 pds. to grandsons Robert and John. To Levi Foulke, Jesse Foulke, and John Jones, Jr., 25 pds. in trust for Friends Meeting House. To Elizabeth Evans, 10 pds. To Jane Long, 10 pds. To son Cadwalder, 2/3 part, 50 acres, at valuation and pay to grandsons John and Robert. To grandsons, John and Robert, 500 pds. to be paid by son


Cadwalder, and 1/2 valuation of 50 acres, 20 perches, other half of valuation to son Cadwalder, and 1/2 of rem. of estate To son John, 200 pds. To grandson Robert, 1/2 part of the remaining 1/2 part. To grandsons, Rowland and Evan, 200 pds. To grandson John, rem.


Execs: Son Cadwalder, and grandson Robert.


Wit: John Wilson, Jr., Edward Jenkins.


JQ: I believe that this is the John Evans whose home was used as the meeting house when Gwynedd Meeting was occupied as a Military Hospital after the Battle of Germantown.

Howard Jenkins:


John Evans, of Gwynedd, son of John and Eleanor, b. 12th mo. (Feb), 1730, d. 9th mo. (Sep) 1807, m. Nov. 19, 1734, Margaret Foulke, dau. of Evan and Ellen of Gwynedd. (Margaret, b. 4th mo. 19, 1726, d. 3d mo. 6, 1798). It was this John who furnished Cadwallader, his nephew (son of Rowland), with the family data which form the basis of the Family Record of 1797 and later. He was known in Gwynedd as "John Evans, the elder" (though his own father's name was John), in order to distinguish him from his son John. He was a prominent and active member of Gwynedd meeting. Joseph Foulke gives some interesting reminiscences of him. He lived all his life at the old home of his father and grandfather, in Gwynedd now (1896) the Hollingsworth estate place). "From letters in my possession, written to his son," says Rowland Evans, Esq., "he seems to have been an earnestly religious man." His will, which presents him as quite a rich man, was probated November 6, 1807. He gives his son John the "plantation, consisting of three tracts, where he now dwells," in Gwynedd, about 192 acres; directs his son Cadwallader to release any supposed claim he may have on the fee or title, in consideration of bequests now made him; leaves two tracts (homestead) to his son Cadwalader, on 245 acres, the other 36, he to pay 500 pounds to his [the testator's] grandsons John and Robert; bequeaths to his friends Levi Foulke, Jesse Foulke, and John Jones jr., son of Evan, or their survivors, 20 pounds in trust to keep up the burial ground enclosure at Gwynedd meeting, the fund to be used in the discretion of Gwynedd preparative meeting; gives his son Cadwalader two undivided thirds in 50 acres of land adjoining the homestead, "late estate of brother Cadwalader," gives son Cadwalader the half residue of estate, the other half to grandson Robert; gives 200 pounds to son John; gives 200 pounds to grandsons Rowland and Evan in equal shares; appoints son Cadwalader and grandson Robert executors.


The second John Evans, of Gwynedd, called John "the elder," is thus described by the late Joseph Foulke: "Among the remarkable persons that I recollect in those early days [about 1800] was John Evans, the elder. He was a tall, spare person, with a long visage, and very wrinkled face. He carried a smooth cane, with a carved head and natural curve. He wore loops in his hat, with the rim slightly turned up behind and at the two sides. He and two or three others of Gwynedd were among the first who took a firm stand against the use of ardent spirits. They banished it from their houses and harvest fields, though in the face of great difficulties. One of the last meetings that John Evans attended, he spoke on this subject, saying that 'where he had endeavored most he had effected least,' but urging his hearers to persevere."

Children of JOHN EVANS and MARGARET FOULKE are:


i. EVAN EVANS, b. May 29, 1756, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1757, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.

 

Notes for EVAN EVANS: Age 9 mos.

 

248. ii. JOHN EVANS, b. September 07, 1759, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA; d. 1814.


249. iii. CADWALADER EVANS, b. December 25, 1762, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. October 26, 1841, Philadelphia PA.


iv. ROWLAND EVANS, b. 1762, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA; d. October 10, 1793, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.

 

Notes for ROWLAND EVANS: A merchant in Philadelphia, he died unmarried of yellow fever.



 

127. JOHN EVANS (HUGH4, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 02, 1721 in Gwynedd MM records, Philadelphia Co., PA, and died in Of Gwynedd, Montgomery Co., PA. He married MARY. She was born Abt. 1740 in Pennsylvania.


 

children previously assigned here were in error...
 

128. JOHN HANK (SARAH4 EVANS, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born September 20, 1712 in Whitemarsh twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1780 in Of Rockingham Co., VA. He married MARGARET WILLIAMS Aft. February 1736/37, daughter of THOMAS WILLIAMS and JANE MORRIS. She was born April 25, 1721, and died Aft. 1787.


 

Notes for JOHN HANK: H.M. Jenkins (1897): "The precise name of the head of the Hank family who thus removed, is uncertain, but Mr. David Lincoln, of Birdsboro, Berks county, in a letter to me, September 1883, thinks it was John, and says: 'He lived on the Perkiomen turnpike, six miles east of Reading, in Exeter township, and within half a mile of Mordecai Lincoln, great-great-grandfather of the President. This John Hank, with John and Benjamin Lincoln, moved to Fayette county, and from there Mr. Hank went southward.'


As to a removal, first, to Fayette county, I do not know; but as has already been noted (p. 208), John Hank was in Rockingham county, Va., at least as early as 1787, when his daughter Hannah married Asa Lupton. That this John was the one described by Mr. Lincoln is probable, or he may have been a son of the Berks county man, for the latter was in all probablility the same John Hank who was born 1712, the son of the Whitemarsh yeoman and Sarah Evans of Gwynedd."


"Mordecai Lincoln's son John and Joseph's brother, John, became fast friends and both eventually migrated to Augusta county, Virginia (now Rockingham) in the early 1770s. The children of Joseph Hanks, his brother John, and Michael Ludwig all became friends, so it was natural that a marriage would occur among them.

J. Quinn adds: Evidence, including y-dna of descendants of Nancy Hanks' Lincoln's cousins Dennis and John the "Railsplitter" Hanks indicate that she is descended from a line of Hanks from Richmond Co., Virginia and documentation supports this. However, no descendant of the Gwynedd line has had their dna testing as of today (Nov 2007).

Many of the John Hank m. Margaret Williams line are from Wallace Ewing's Rootsweb Worldconnect database.


Following from Hinshaw card catalog at Swarthmore College


Gwynedd Monthly Meeting, Pennsylvania (GWP):

GWP 1737-2-26 Hank, Jno. And Margaret Williams: rm


P 38-1 GWP Hank, John; w. Margaret; ch: Jane d: 6-9-1745; Joshua d. 5-31-1758


P 39-2 GWP 1750-5-31 Hank, John and w.:gct Richland (?) MM


p.84-2 GWP 1752-8-25 Hank, Jno and w--: recd on cert from Richland (?) MM dated 8-20-1752


p. 95-2 GWP 1753-2-27 Hank, Joseph: got certificate to Exeter (?) MM


P 381-2 GWP 1763-12-27 Hank, John: disf disunity


P 24-2 GWP 1768-1-26 Hank, John: disf disunity


P 42-3 GWP 1768-8-30, Hank, Caleb: off acc for Marriage contrary to discipline


p. 170-3 GWP 1774-2-22 Hank, Margaret and dts, Susanna, Eleanor, Margaret and Hannah: got certificate to Hopewell (Va) MM VIRGINIA (from the Encyclopedia)


Hopewell MM:

1777,6,2, Margrat & dt. Susannah, Elenor, Hannah & Margret, rocf Gwynedd MM, dtd 1774,2,22


1777,12,1. Susannah Bryan (formerly Hank) rpd married out of unity; dismissed


1778,2,2. Elleanor dismissed


1779,4,5. Margaret, dt Margaret, rpd married out of unity;


1781,5,31. Margaret widow, dismissed disunity (when first com 5-1779, her dt Margaret & Hannah, are also com for non-attendance; Margaret dismissed married out of unity


1784,3,1. Hannah received on certificate from Crooked Run MM, dtd 1784,2,28


1787, 5, 17. Hank, Hannah, Frederick Co., VA, dt John, dec, & Margaret, Rockingham Co., VA m. Asa Lupton Crooked Run MM


1783,11,29 Hank, John recrq

1784,2,28 Hank, Hannah gct Hopewell MM

1792,5,5 Hank, John gct Westland MM





Children of JOHN HANK and MARGARET WILLIAMS are:


i. JOHN HANKS, b. 1738.


ii. JANE HANKS, b. Abt. 1745; d. August 09, 1745.


iii. CALEB HANK, b. 1752. Notes for CALEB HANK: 30 Aug 1768 - off acc for marriage contrary to discipline


250. iv. WILLIAM HANKS, b. Abt. 1755, Berks Co., PA.


251. v. MARGARET HANK, b. April 10, 1755, Berks Co., PA; d. September 22, 1797, Greenbrier Co., VA (now WV).


vi. JOSHUA HANKS, b. Abt. 1758; d. May 31, 1758, Of Gwynedd MM, PA.


252. vii. HANNAH HANKS, b. Abt. 1760, Rockingham Co., VA; d. September 18, 1807, Hampshire Co., VA.



 

129. JANE HANK (SARAH4 EVANS, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born August 12, 1714 in Philadelphia Co., PA, and died October 07, 1762 in PA. She married JOHN ROBERTS May 13, 1736 in PA, son of JOHN ROBERTS and ELIZABETH EDWARDS. He was born July 28, 1714 in Philadelphia Co., PA, and died December 04, 1804 in Whitpain twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.


 

Notes for JOHN ROBERTS:


Cadwalader Foulke on recording his death called him John Roberts Cadwalader.


Children are listed above under (83) John Roberts.


 

130. JOSEPH HANK (SARAH4 EVANS, CADWALADER3, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1725 in Whitemarsh twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He married ANNE.


 

Notes for JOSEPH HANK:


Exeter Monthly Meeting (formed from Gwynedd MM 1737)


p. 140-1, 1754-5-30 Hank, Joseph: received in membership on certificate from Gwynedd MM


p. 145-1, 1754-9-26 Hank, Joseph: dismissed for marrying out of unity


H.M. Jenkins: Hanks and Lincolns lived within a half mile of each other in Berks Co., PA


On tax rolls of Exeter twp., Berks Co., PA from 1754 to 1780. On the Pennsylvania Septennial Census for 1779.


Some confusion between this man and Joseph Hanks m. Anna Lee of Richmond Co., VA. The latter man is an ancestor of Dennis and John "the railsplitter" Hanks, cousins of Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Nancy Hanks Lincoln's ancestry is still uncertain with many conflicting claims.

Child of JOSEPH HANK and ANNE is:


253. i. ANNA MARIA HANKS, b. Abt. 1757, Exeter twp., Berks Co., PA; d. Abt. 1820, Berks Co., PA.



 

131. HANNAH BELL (SARAH5 PUGH, ROBERT AP4 HUGH, HUGH AP3 GRIFFITH, GRIFFITH AP2 EVANS, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1733 in Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She married EVAN REES Abt. 1755 in Providence, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. He was born Abt. 1730 in of Providence twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, and died in Of Providence twp., near Perkiomen, PA.
 

Children of HANNAH BELL and EVAN REES are:


254. i. SAMUEL REES, b. September 20, 1760, Providence, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA; d. February 16, 1841, Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., PA.


ii. EVAN REES.


iii. DANIEL REES.


iv. SARAH REES.



 

132. ELIZABETH ROGERS (ELLEN5 PUGH, ROBERT AP4 HUGH, HUGH AP3 GRIFFITH, GRIFFITH AP2 EVANS, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) She married JACOB JENKINS 1749 in Frederick Co., VA, son of EVAN JENKINS and SARAH. He was born December 07, 1716 in Radnor, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA, and died September 14, 1795 in Hampshire Co., VA.

 

Children of ELIZABETH ROGERS and JACOB JENKINS are:


i. SARAH JENKINS, b. December 19, 1750.


ii. RACHEL JENKINS, b. 1773, Hampshire Co., VA.


 

133. ROBERT PUGH (EVAN5, ROBERT AP4 HUGH, HUGH AP3 GRIFFITH, GRIFFITH AP2 EVANS, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born October 07, 1730 in Hampshire Co., VA, and died 1802 in Hampshire Co., VA. He married MARY EDWARDS January 07, 1756 in Capon Valley, Hampshire Co., VA. She was born 1736 in Capon Bridge, Hampshire Co., VA, and died Aft. 1824 in Hampshire Co., VA.

 

Children of ROBERT PUGH and MARY EDWARDS are:


255. i. SARAH PUGH, b. July 07, 1756, Capon Valley, Frederick Co., VA; d. August 10, 1831, Harrison Co., VA.


ii. SAMUEL PUGH, b. 1758, Capon Valley, Hampshire Co., VA; d. October 20, 1837, Wood Co., VA; m. SARAH.


iii. JESSE PUGH, b. 1760.


iv. MARY PUGH, b. 1762.


v. LUCRETIA PUGH, b. 1763.


vi. ELIZABETH PUGH, b. 1766.


vii. JOSEPH PUGH, b. 1768.


viii. HANNAH PUGH, b. 1769.


ix. ROBERT PUGH, b. 1772.


x. ELEANOR PUGH, b. 1774.


xi. MISHALL PUGH, b. 1776.


xii. AMY PUGH, b. 1778.



 

134. THOMAS WILLIAMS (THOMAS4, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1715. He married JANE MORRIS. She was born 1714, and died 1762.
 

Child of THOMAS WILLIAMS and JANE MORRIS is:


256. i. ELEANOR ROBERTS MORRIS WILLIAMS, d. 1796.



 

135. MARGARET WILLIAMS (THOMAS4, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 25, 1721, and died Aft. 1787. She married JOHN HANK Aft. February 1736/37, son of JOHN HANK and SARAH EVANS. He was born September 20, 1712 in Whitemarsh twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died 1780 in Of Rockingham Co., VA.

 

Notes and Children are listed above under (128) John Hank.


 

136. WILLIAM WILLIAMS (WILLIAM4, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 28, 1721 in Pennsylvania, and died July 27, 1801. He married CATHERINE MORGAN September 1748 in Gwynedd MM PA (not in Jenkin's book), daughter of WILLIAM MORGAN and ELIZABETH ROBERTS. She was born March 23, 1723/24 in Of Gwynedd MM, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.


 

Notes for WILLIAM WILLIAMS: Perhaps of the Montgomery twp. Williams family?


Children of WILLIAM WILLIAMS and CATHERINE MORGAN are:


257. i. JOHN WILLIAMS, b. August 08, 1749, Pennsylvania; d. August 27, 1817, Darby, Delware Co., PA.


258. ii. DANIEL WILLIAMS, b. March 13, 1757, Chester Co., PA; d. October 23, 1825, Stillwater MM, Belmont Co., OH.


259. iii. ANNE WILLIAMS, b. October 05, 1760, Berks Co., PA; d. October 11, 1831, Malaga twp., Monroe Co., OH.



 

137. MARY FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born September 24, 1714 in Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and died February 20, 1756 in Exeter, Berks Co., Pennsylvania. She married JAMES BOONE 1736 in Exeter, Berks, PA, son of GEORGE BOONE and MARY MAUGRIDGE. He was born May 07, 1709 in Devonshire, England, and died September 01, 1785 in Exeter, Berks Co., Pennsylvania.

 

Children of MARY FOULKE and JAMES BOONE are:


260. i. ANN BOONE, b. April 03, 1737, Oley, Berks , Pennsylvania; d. April 04, 1807, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


ii. MARY BOONE, b. January 17, 1738/39, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; m. THOMAS LEE, May 14, 1778; b. 1752, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; d. October 20, 1830, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


261. iii. MARTHA BOONE, b. June 30, 1742, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; d. May 28, 1798, Cattawissa, Northumberland (Columbia) Co., PA.


iv. JR. JAMES BOONE, b. 1743, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; d. July 01, 1785. More About JR. JAMES BOONE: Occupation: Mathematician


262. v. JOHN BOONE, b. November 21, 1745, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; d. March 29, 1773, Pennsylvania.


263. vi. JUDAH BOONE, b. October 10, 1746, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


vii. DINAH BOONE, b. December 1748, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


viii. RACHEL BOONE, b. 1750, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


264. ix. MOSES BOONE, b. July 23, 1751, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.


x. JOSHUA BOONE, b. 1752; d. 1752.


xi. HANNAH BOONE, b. 1752; d. 1752.


xii. NATHANIEL BOONE, b. 1753, Exeter, Berks Co., PA; d. 1753, Exeter, Berks Co., PA.



 

138. MARTHA FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born July 02, 1716 in Gwynedd, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died April 17, 1781 in Pennsylvania. She married (1) WILLIAM EDWARDS October 24, 1738. He was born December 16, 1711, and died August 13, 1764. She married (2) JOHN ROBERTS November 01, 1770 in Richland Monthly Meeting, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, son of THOMAS ROBERTS and ALICE. He was born June 1716 in Probably Wales, and died February 02, 1797 in Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


 

Children of MARTHA FOULKE and WILLIAM EDWARDS are:


i. THOMAS EDWARDS, b. January 06, 1741/42, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. May 13, 1745.


265. ii. ANN EDWARDS, b. December 26, 1743, Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 10, 1795, Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


iii. MARY EDWARDS, b. September 14, 1739; d. December 17, 1755.


266. iv. THOMAS EDWARDS, b. February 28, 1748/49, Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


v. HUGH EDWARDS, b. February 13, 1754, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. August 30, 1760, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA.


vi. MARY EDWARDS, b. June 15, 1756, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA; d. January 19, 1770, Richland twp., Bucks Co., PA.


267. vii. HANNAH EDWARDS, b. July 10, 1758, Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 21, 1826, Newlin Township, Chester Co., Pennsylvania.


viii. HUGH EDWARDS, b. March 16, 1761, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. October 04, 1764, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


268. ix. WILLIAM EDWARDS, b. December 17, 1746, Trumbauersville, Bucks Co., PA; d. April 10, 1818, Broad and 6th Streets, Quakertown, Pennsylvania.


269. x. MARTHA EDWARDS, b. June 07, 1751, Milford Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.



 

139. SAMUEL FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 04, 1718/19 in Quakertown, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died January 21, 1797 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He married ANN GREASLEY August 21, 1743 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She was born 1724 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 12, 1797.


 

Bill Foulke: The marriage of Samuel and Ann was the first after the establishment of Richland MM. He was the clerk of the meeting for 37 years. He was a member of the provincial assembly from 1761 to 1768. He was also clerk of the committee of ministers and elders for nearly 30 years.


Samuel Foulke was a personal friend of John Woolman's. Samuel's home was the beginning and end point of Woolman's journey to visit the Leni Lenape/Moravian Indians during the French and Indian war in 1758 [from Woolman's Journal, chapter 8].


http://www.foulke.org

1742 Samuel Foulke was named as clerk of Richland Monthly Meeting when it was first established and continued in that office for thirty-seven years.


1761-1768 Represented Bucks County in the Provincial Assembly.


He was also for many years Justice of the Peace and did a vast amount of public business, writing practically all the wills and deeds for the English-speaking people of his section.


1775-81 At the outbreak of the Revolution he and his brothers, John, Thomas , and Theophilus, signed the Oath of Allegiance to the Colonies as prescribed by the Pennsylvanis Assembly. This was deemed an offense against the principles of Friends by other members of the monthly meeting, and the four brothers were disowned from membership. However, he continued to sit at the head of the meeting and acted as clerk during the whole period, and did much to hold the patriotic Quakers back from active participation in war-like measure while giving their allegiance to the patriot cause in accordance with what he conceived to be conformity to the laws of the state.


It was Samuel who translated the narrative of Edward Foulke, the emigrant, into English.


Notes for ANN GREASLEY: 1762 - Made a Quaker elder


Children of SAMUEL FOULKE and ANN GREASLEY are:


270. i. ELEANOR FOULKE, b. November 05, 1744, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. July 06, 1833.


ii. THOMAS FOULKE, b. June 11, 1746, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. October 07, 1784.


iii. ISRAEL FOULKE, b. September 13, 1749, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. September 19, 1754, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


iv. JUDAH FOULKE, b. 1752; d. 1752.


271. v. AMELIA FOULKE, b. July 03, 1753, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. August 07, 1811, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


272. vi. HANNAH FOULKE, b. September 15, 1756, Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania; d. March 1840, Solebury Township, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


273. vii. ISRAEL FOULKE, b. February 04, 1760, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 27, 1824, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


274. viii. JUDAH FOULKE, b. January 18, 1763, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. 1847, Richland, Belmont Co., Ohio.


275. ix. CADWALLADER FOULKE, b. July 14, 1765, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 22, 1830, Gwynedd Station, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania.


276. x. JOHN FOULKE, b. December 06, 1767, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 05, 1840, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.



 

140. ELEANOR FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 19, 1719/20 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died in Pennsylvania. She married (1) ISAAC LESTER. She married (2) JOHN LLOYD October 21, 1742 in Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He was born in Horsham, Montgomery Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1760.


 

Children of ELEANOR FOULKE and JOHN LLOYD are:


277. i. RACHEL LLOYD, d. September 1829.


ii. DEBORAH LLOYD.


iii. ANN LLOYD.


278. iv. JOHN LLOYD, b. 1743, Horsham Township, Pennsylvania; d. August 28, 1820, Marshall Co., Illinois.


279. v. HUGH LLOYD, b. 1744, Horsham Township, Pennsylvania; d. January 19, 1824, Horsham Township, Pennsylvania.


vi. EVAN LLOYD, b. 1746; d. January 10, 1819.


280. vii. MARTHA LLOYD, b. February 20, 1756; d. August 16, 1843.



 

141. JOHN FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 21, 1722/23 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 25, 1787 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY ROBERTS October 14, 1755 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of EDWARD ROBERTS and MARY BOLTON. She was born June 26, 1730 in Richland, Bucks Co., PA, and died October 02, 1787 in Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


 

Notes for JOHN FOULKE:


1762 - made an elder of Richland MM


1768-76 - member of the Provincial Assembly


Disowned by Richland Meeting for signing the Oath of Allegience to Pennsylvania in the Revolution but continued serving the meeting anyway.


Children of JOHN FOULKE and MARY ROBERTS are:


281. i. MARTHA FOULKE, b. July 16, 1758; d. Abt. November 1824.


282. ii. EDWARD FOULKE, b. July 16, 1758, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 22, 1839, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


283. iii. ANN FOULKE, b. October 27, 1760; d. April 20, 1835.


iv. JANE FOULKE, b. August 02, 1763; d. March 18, 1780.


284. v. AQUILLA FOULKE, b. March 02, 1766, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


285. vi. MARGARET FOULKE, b. October 17, 1768, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


286. vii. EVAN FOULKE, b. May 06, 1771, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


287. viii. LYDIA FOULKE, b. October 02, 1775; d. May 25, 1852.



 

142. THOMAS FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 14, 1723/24 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died March 31, 1786 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He married JANE ROBERTS October 10, 1754, daughter of EDWARD ROBERTS and MARY BOLTON. She was born January 03, 1732/33 in Richland, Bucks Co., PA, and died July 25, 1822.


 

Notes for THOMAS FOULKE:


http://www.foulke.org

Dec. 15, 1774 - 21 Jul 1775 An original members of Bucks County Committee of Safety representing Richland Twp. (along with Jacob Strawn of Haycock twp.) At the outbreak of the war, he, along with other Friends withdrew from the committee to uphold the peace testimony. He seems to have opposed to the loyalist tendency of some members of Richland Meeting and assisted his brothers in reorganizing the meeting in opposition to the indiscriminate disownments.


Children of THOMAS FOULKE and JANE ROBERTS are:


288. i. EVERARD FOULKE, b. September 08, 1755, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 05, 1827, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


ii. EDWARD FOULKE, b. 1756; d. January 17, 1757.


iii. SAMUEL FOULKE, b. January 03, 1761; d. May 1763.


iv. ABIGAIL FOULKE, b. October 04, 1763.


289. v. SUSANNA FOULKE, b. November 05, 1766, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


vi. SAMUEL FOULKE, b. November 19, 1769; d. December 25, 1787.



 

143. THEOPHILUS FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 21, 1726/27 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died November 04, 1785 in Richland, Bucks, Pennsylvania. He married MARGARET THOMAS November 10, 1757, daughter of SAMUEL THOMAS and MARGARET MORGAN. She was born April 03, 1734 in Gwynedd, Montgomery (then Philadelphia) Co., PA, and died March 30, 1802 in Richland, Bucks, Pennsylvania.


 

Notes for THEOPHILUS FOULKE: [http://www.foulke.org]

Theophilus was a large land owner and farmer. He was outspoken in his adherence to the patriot cause, and, like his brother, was disowned by Richland Meeting.


Children of THEOPHILUS FOULKE and MARGARET THOMAS are:


290. i. HUGH FOULKE, b. August 29, 1758, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 1846, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


ii. JANE FOULKE, b. August 23, 1759, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 16, 1816, Pennsylvania.


291. iii. THEOPHILUS FOULKE, b. August 26, 1761, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 28, 1798, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


iv. BENJAMIN FOULKE, b. February 14, 1763; d. in infancy.


v. BENJAMINA FOULKE, b. February 14, 1763, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 14, 1765, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


292. vi. SARAH FOULKE, b. December 28, 1764, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 15, 1828, Gwynedd Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania.


293. vii. BENJAMIN FOULKE, b. November 19, 1766, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 28, 1821, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.


viii. BENJAMINA FOULKE, b. November 19, 1768, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 29, 1784, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


294. ix. MARGARET FOULKE, b. January 01, 1771, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 16, 1845, Pennsylvania.


x. RACHEL FOULKE, b. January 24, 1773, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 20, 1773, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


xi. CHARLES FOULKE, b. January 24, 1773, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 16, 1773, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


295. xii. RACHEL FOULKE, b. March 17, 1775, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 03, 1830, Gwynedd Twp, Montgomery, Pennsylvania.


xiii. CHARLES FOULKE, b. July 15, 1777, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 26, 1781, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.



 

144. WILLIAM FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born February 10, 1727/28 in Richland, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania, and died April 11, 1796 in Bucks Co, Pennsylvania. He married PRISCILLA LESTER May 12, 1757 in Bucks Co, Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHN LESTER and DOROTHY GREASLEY. She was born January 18, 1735/36 in Richland, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania, and died March 17, 1795 in Pennsylvania.


 

Children of WILLIAM FOULKE and PRISCILLA LESTER are:


296. i. ASHER FOULKE, b. February 15, 1758, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 1826.


297. ii. ISSACHAR FOULKE, b. January 31, 1760, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


298. iii. JESSE FOULKE, b. April 28, 1762, Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.


iv. JOHN FOULKE, b. October 18, 1764, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. December 28, 1765, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


v. MARY FOULKE, b. October 24, 1766, Richland, Bucks Co., PA.


vi. PHEBE FOULKE, b. October 1769, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. November 13, 1773.



 

145. ANN FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 01, 1731/32 in Richland, Bucks, Pennsylvania, and died December 14, 1786 in Richland, Fairfield Co., Ohio. She married (1) ABRAHAM LINCOLN. She married (2) WILLIAM THOMAS October 09, 1760, son of SAMUEL THOMAS and MARGARET MORGAN. He was born December 31, 1736 in Quakertown, Richland Twp, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and died April 12, 1815 in Richland, Fairfield Co., Ohio.

 

Children of ANN FOULKE and WILLIAM THOMAS are:


i. ANN THOMAS, m. JOSEPH HESTON.


ii. DANIEL THOMAS.


iii. THOMAS THOMAS, b. Abt. 1766, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. Abt. 1845, Madison, Dearborn Co., IN.


iv. EDWARD THOMAS.


v. ABSALOM THOMAS, b. July 11, 1761.


vi. JANE THOMAS, b. December 08, 1762; m. WILLIAM MILLER.



 

146. JANE FOULKE (ANN4 WILLIAMS, MARY3 EVANS, EVAN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born March 03, 1733/34 in Richland Twp, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 01, 1771 in Abington, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. She married JOHN GREASLEY November 17, 1756 in Richland Meeting House, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.

 

Child of JANE FOULKE and JOHN GREASLEY is:


299. i. RACHEL GREASLEY, b. October 30, 1757, Richland, Bucks Co., PA; d. August 09, 1841.



 

147. MARTHA OWEN (EVAN4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 02, 1714 in Philadelphia, PA. She married BENJAMIN MARRIOTT April 07, 1730 in Burlington Co., NJ, son of ISAAC MARRIOTT and SUSANNAH FIELD. He was born February 14, 1704/05 in Burlington Co., NJ, and died March 18, 1803.

 

Child of MARTHA OWEN and BENJAMIN MARRIOTT is:


i. ANNE MARRIOTT, b. November 27, 1755.



 

148. SIDNEY EVANS (ELIZABETH4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1730, and died April 01, 1801 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA. She married JOSEPH HOWELL April 26, 1759, son of JACOB HOWELL and SARAH VERNON. He was born February 06, 1717/18, and died Abt. October 31, 1790 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.

 

Children of SIDNEY EVANS and JOSEPH HOWELL are:


i. REBECCA HOWELL.


300. ii. SYDNEY EVANS HOWELL, b. 1764; d. August 26, 1838, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA.


 

149. EVAN EVANS (ELIZABETH4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS)

 

Child of EVAN EVANS is: i. DAVID EVANS.


 

150. MARY JONES (GAINOR4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born May 14, 1707 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She married BENJAMIN HAYES December 02, 1737 in Merion Meeting, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, son of RICHARD HAYES and ELIZABETH LEWIS. He was born November 27, 1710 in Haverford, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA, and died Aft. March 23, 1741/42.

 

Child of MARY JONES and BENJAMIN HAYES is:


i. ELIZABETH HAYES, b. July 16, 1738.



 

151. REBECCA JONES (GAINOR4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born December 21, 1710 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died December 08, 1779 in "Pencoed", Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. She married JOHN ROBERTS March 04, 1732/33, son of ROBERT ROBERTS and SIDNEY REESE. He was born June 26, 1710 in "Pencoed", Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, and died January 13, 1776 in "Pencoed", Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA.


 

Notes for JOHN ROBERTS: Surveyor, who married Rebecca Jones, great-granddaughter of Dr. Thomas Wynne. John and Rebecca had 12 children. They were third proprietors of Pencoyd.


Children of REBECCA JONES and JOHN ROBERTS are:


i. JONATHAN ROBERTS, b. March 30, 1734.


ii. GAINOR ROBERTS, b. January 30, 1734/35.


iii. ALBAN ROBERTS, b. September 07, 1738.


iv. ELIZABETH ROBERTS, b. August 18, 1740.


v. MARY ROBERTS, b. July 05, 1742.


vi. TACY ROBERTS, b. September 02, 1744.


vii. BENJAMIN ROBERTS, b. August 27, 1746.


viii. JOHN ROBERTS, b. November 16, 1747.


ix. ROBERT ROBERTS, b. October 10, 1749.


301. x. LT. COL. ALGERNON ROBERTS, b. January 24, 1750/51, "Pencoed", Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA; d. 1815.


xi. FRANKLIN ROBERTS, b. November 27, 1752.


xii. EDWARD ROBERTS, b. January 01, 1755.


 

152. OWEN JONES (GAINOR4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born November 13, 1711 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died October 09, 1793 in Philadelphia of Yellow fever. He married SUSANNAH EVANS May 30, 1740 in Merion MH, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, daughter of HUGH EVANS and LOWRY JONES. She was born January 25, 1719/20 in Merion twp., Montgomery (was Philadelphia) Co. PA, and died May 04, 1801 in PA.


 

Notes for OWEN JONES:


George Washington pronounced him the handsomest and most venerable gentleman he had ever seen. (H. Jenkins, 1897). He was the last Provincial Treasurer of Pennsylvania and was an educated man of means and a prominent Quaker. He is the father in law of Caleb Foulke who became the clerk of Gwynedd MM in 1778 and the father in law of Daniel Wister, Sally Wister's father. In 1772 he had led a revolt of merchants on High Street, Philadelphia against the expansion of the open air market, a revolt characterized by destroying the building as it was erected and incendiary pampheteering. Ben Franklin was also involved in this revolt.

Children are listed above under (106) Susannah Evans.


 

153. JONATHAN JONES (GAINOR4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 29, 1715 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died July 24, 1747. He married SARAH JONES November 08, 1742 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA. She died April 15, 1763.


 

More About JONATHAN JONES: Burial: Merion MH, Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA


Notes for SARAH JONES: Granddaughter of John ap Thomas and Katherine. Burial: Merion MH, Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA





Children of JONATHAN JONES and SARAH JONES are:


i. MARY JONES, b. November 23, 1745.


ii. GAINOR JONES, b. August 04, 1742.


iii. KATHERINE JONES.



 

154. ELIZABETH JONES (GAINOR4 OWEN, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1716 in Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA, and died in Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA. She married JESSE GEORGE May 03, 1758 in Pennsylvania, the son of Margaret verch Edward Griffith, a sister of Jane Edward, the wife of John Jones, Carpenter of Gwynedd MM. Jesse George was born in Merion twp., Philadelphia Co., PA.


 

More About ELIZABETH JONES: Burial: Merion MH


Child of ELIZABETH JONES and JESSE GEORGE is:


i. DAVID GEORGE.


 

155. SARAH OWEN (OWEN4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1717 in Merion twp., Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA, and died January 01, 1773. She married JOHN BIDDLE March 03, 1735/36, son of WILLIAM BIDDLE and LYDIA WARDELL. He was born 1707 in Mt. Hope, NJ, and died 1789 in Philadelphia Co., PA.

 

Children of SARAH OWEN and JOHN BIDDLE are:


i. LYDIA BIDDLE.


302. ii. OWEN BIDDLE, b. April 11, 1737; d. March 10, 1799.


iii. CLEMENT BIDDLE, b. May 10, 1740, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. July 14, 1814; m. (1) MARY RICHARDSON, June 06, 1764; m. (2) REBECCA CORNELL, 1774; b. February 17, 1755.
 

Notes for CLEMENT BIDDLE: Organized the Philadelphia Volunteer Regiment known as the "Quaker Blues". In July 1776 he was appointed deputy-quartermaster general by Congress with the rank of Colonel. He participated in the Battles of Trenton, Brandywine, Germantown and Monmouth.

 

303. iv. SARAH BIDDLE, b. Abt. 1748, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. October 24, 1794, St. Louis, MO.


304. v. ANNE BIDDLE, b. Abt. 1750, Philadelphia, PA; d. February 03, 1807.



 

156. TACEY OWEN (OWEN4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1723 in Merion twp., Philadelphia now Montgomery Co., PA. She married DANIEL MORRIS March 10, 1743/44 in Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania. He was born January 06, 1715/16 in Bucks Co., PA.




 

Children of TACEY OWEN and DANIEL MORRIS are:


i. SAMUEL MORRIS, b. December 13, 1744.


ii. ROBERT MORRIS, b. April 08, 1746.


iii. SAMUEL MORRIS, b. December 17, 1748.


iv. OWEN MORRIS, b. April 04, 1751.


v. ANN MORRIS, b. March 03, 1754.


vi. REBECCA MORRIS, b. April 11, 1757.


 

157. OWEN5 OWEN (OWEN4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1742. He married JANE HUGHES. She was born Abt. 1748.

 

Child of OWEN OWEN and JANE HUGHES is:


305. i. RACHEL OWEN, b. Abt. 1770.



 

158. ELIZABETH OWEN (JOHN4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born November 20, 1722 in Springfield, Delaware (then Chester) Co., PA. She married JAMES RHOADS June 22, 1745 in Springfield, Chester (now Delaware) Co., PA, son of JOSEPH RHOADS and ABIGAIL BONSALL. He was born May 04, 1722 in Marple twp., Delaware Co., PA, and died August 03, 1778 in Marple twp., Delaware Co., PA.
 

Children of ELIZABETH OWEN and JAMES RHOADS are:


306. i. HANNAH RHOADS, b. 1746; d. March 02, 1795.


307. ii. JOSEPH RHOADS, b. December 03, 1748, Marple Twp, Chester (now Delaware) Co, PA; d. May 05, 1809.


iii. SUSANNA RHOADS, b. April 28, 1751.


iv. REBECCA RHOADS, b. Abt. 1754.


308. v. OWEN RHOADS, b. 1756; d. August 10, 1838, Springfield twp., Chester Co., PA.


vi. TACY RHOADS, b. March 25, 1759.


vii. JAMES RHOADS, b. February 26, 1763.


viii. ELIZABETH RHOADS, b. April 17, 1768.


 

159. HANNAH OWEN (ROBERT4, ROBERT3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born May 16, 1720, and died 1791. She married (1) JOHN OGDEN August 23, 1740 in Philadelphia MH, Philadelphia PA. She married (2) JOSEPH WHARTON June 07, 1754, son of THOMAS WHARTON and RACHEL THOMAS. He was born August 04, 1707 in Philadelphia, PA, and died July 27, 1776 in Philadelphia, PA.


 

Norma Skinner (Rootsweb Worldconnect):

Occupation: Financier


Joseph Wharton, who founded a college, was a noted financier and built the mansion, "Walnut Grove", taken by the British under the direction of Major Andrea (later hung as a spy in the Benedict Arnold treason) for a great masked ball "The Mischianza". A history of Pennsylvania describing Walnut Grove says the dining room was 40 x 210 feet by 22 feet high.


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http://wharton.freeservers.com/joseph1.html


Joseph was a very successful business merchant. In the last years of his life he retired to his country estate Walnut Grove, which soon after his death was made famous by the Meschianza.


Joseph also had a comfortable home at 119 Lombard Street in Philadelphia which passed to his son William upon his death.



It is the offspring of Joseph Wharton who became dynamic forces in the Society of Friends for over a century. This is in part no doubt do to the fact that Joseph's first wife was Hannah Carpenter whom he married March 05, 1728/29 at the Philadelphia Meeting House, Philadelphia, PA. Hannah was the daughter of John and Ann Hoskins Carpenter, active members of the faith.


More About JOSEPH WHARTON:


Burial: Friends Burial Ground, Philadelphia PA


Children of HANNAH OWEN and JOHN OGDEN are:


i. WILLIAM OGDEN.


ii. OGDEN OGDEN.





Children of HANNAH OWEN and JOSEPH WHARTON are:


iii. MARY WHARTON, m. WILLIAM SYKES.


iv. ROBERT WHARTON, b. January 12, 1757; d. March 07, 1834; m. SALOME CHANCELLOR.


v. BENJAMIN WHARTON, b. April 29, 1759.


vi. JAMES WHARTON, b. January 03, 1761.


vii. RACHEL WHARTON, b. August 27, 1762; d. 1836; m. WILLIAM LEWIS.


viii. HUDSON WHARTON, b. February 21, 1765.


ix. FRANKLIN WHARTON, b. July 23, 1767, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. September 01, 1818, New York, New York; m. MARY CLIFTON.



 

160. HUGH ROBERTS (EDWARD4, JANE AP OWEN3 EVAN, OWEN AP2, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 07, 1706 in Philadelphia, PA, and died in Philadelphia, PA. He married MARY CALVERT March 29, 1735 in Philadelphia Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.

 

Notes for HUGH ROBERTS: Hugh Roberts (RN=641), son of Edward Roberts and his wife Jane Owen of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania married Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 3 mo. 29, 1735 (Alternatively 25 February 1735), Mary Calvert, daughter of George Calvert (RN=690) and his wife Mary Wilson. Hugh Robert, a merchant of the City of Philadelphia wrote his will on November 7, 1983. His will recorded in BookPage T:351 in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Wills was probated August 7, 1786. Wife: Mary. Children: Edward, Elizabeth, Samuel, Ann. George. Granddaughter: Mary Warder. Overseers of Friends Publick School. Cousins: George Dillwyn of Burlington, John Parrish, Hugh Roberts, Peter Yarnall of Chester Co., Physician. Friends: Jonathan Fell of Warwick, Bucks Co, Nathan Cleaver of Gywneedd. Servant Girl: Margaret Dent.

Exec: Mary and (son) George Roberts, Caleb Carmalt.


Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. II, Pennsylvania & New Jersey by William Wade Hinshaw, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore 1969, Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, pp. 414, 480, 636, 637.

Roberts-Hugh, Sr. bur 7-23-1786, ae 80 (b. ca 1706) (p. 414).


Mary, w Hugh, bur 9-1-1785, ae 73 (b. ca 1712) (p. 414).


1735, 3,29. Hugh, s Edward, Phila., PA, m Mary Calvert, dt George, Phila., PA, at Phila., PA (p. 636)


1772,11,19. Deborah, dt Hugh & Mary, Phila., PA, m. Jeremiah Warder, Jr., s Jeremiah & Mary, Phila., PA, at Phila. Mtg, (p. 637).


Calvert-1735, 3,29. Mary, dt George, Phila., PA, m Hugh Roberts, s Edward, Phila., PA, at Phila., PA (p. 480)


1708,11,28. George ltm (liberated to marry, left at liberty to marry) Mary Wilson (p. 480)


A=List of marriages among Friends, Phila. M.M. F 50588 pt. 3. The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Vol. 10, pp. 64, 74, 484; Vol. 31, p. 86; Vol. 32, pp. 180, 195; Vol. 33, p. 483; Vol. 35, p. 254; Vol. 46, p. 253; Vol. 50, pp. 355, 356; Vol. 56, p. 167.


Compiled by D. Cresson Hoehn, December 11, 1996, October 20, 2002.


Remarks: Painter, George. Philadelphia. Cooper. December 21, 1722. Cousins Peregrine Weston, cooper, and Edward Weston, bricklayer. Nephew George son of testator's sister Deborah Shires, deceased. Brother Edward Roberts and his children Hugh, Jane and Susanna by his wife Susanna sister of testator, deceased. Daughter Susanna. William Peart mentioned. Executors and Trustees: Brother John Smith, Marlborough Township, Chester County, yeoman and friend Israel Pemberton, Philadelphia, merchant.


Ancestry World Tree Project: Gale M. Roberts Family Tree: Contact Gale M. Roberts laroc@epix.net (http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=galeroberts&id=1061276&printer_f...)


Hugh Robert was born Abt. 1713 -married- Mary Calvert was born Abt. 1716.


Compiled by D. Cresson Hoehn, October 7, 2004.


Children of HUGH ROBERTS and MARY CALVERT are:


309. i. DEBORAH ROBERTS, b. January 06, 1745/46, Philadelphia, PA.


ii. ELIZABETH ROBERTS.


iii. SAMUEL ROBERTS.


310. iv. GEORGE ROBERTS, b. June 1737, Philadelphia, PA; d. September 1801.


311. v. ANN ROBERTS, b. 1753.



 

161. ESTHER ANN ROBERTS (WILLIAM4, JANE AP OWEN3 EVAN, OWEN AP2, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1754. She married JAMES GARRISON 1773, son of ISAAC GARRISON and ELIZABETH LAWRENCE. He was born March 11, 1746/47, and died October 13, 1840 in Wilmington, Illinois.

 

Children of ESTHER ROBERTS and JAMES GARRISON are:


i. ROSANNAH GARRISON, b. 1774.


ii. JAMES GARRISON, b. Abt. 1778.


iii. GEORGE GARRISON, b. 1780.


312. iv. SAMUEL GARRISON, b. 1788, Wilkes Co., NC; d. 1849, Wayne Co., Illinois.


v. RACHEL GARRISON, b. Abt. 1789.


vi. NANCY GARRISON, b. Abt. 1791.


vii. DAVID GARRISON, b. May 19, 1792.


viii. JESSE GARRISON, b. 1793.


ix. SARAH GARRISON, b. September 25, 1795.


x. MATTHEW GARRISON, b. September 09, 1798.



 

162. JOHN BOWEN (MOSES4 OWEN, EVAN AP3, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1696 in Pennsylvania, and died May 09, 1761 in Botetourt Co., VA. He married LILLIAN MCILHANEY. She was born 1709 in Ireland.


 

Notes for JOHN BOWEN: 1730 - to Rockbridge Co., VA


Child of JOHN BOWEN and LILLIAN MCILHANEY is:


313. i. MARY BOWEN, b. 1748, Augusta Co., VA.



 

163. MARY CADWALADER (JOHN4 CADWALLADER, ELLIN3 OWEN, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born Abt. 1700. She married SAMUEL DICKINSON Abt. 1731, son of WILLIAM DICKINSON and ELIZABETH POWELL. He was born November 09, 1690 in Crosiadore Plantation, Trappe, Talbot Co., MD, and died July 06, 1760 in Kent Co., DE.


 

Notes for SAMUEL DICKINSON: He was a resident of Maryland and Chief Justice of Kent county, Maryland. Burial: Dickinson Mansion, near Dover DE


Children of MARY CADWALADER and SAMUEL DICKINSON are:


314. i. JOHN DICKINSON, b. November 08, 1732, Crosiadore Plantation, Trappe, Talbot Co., MD; d. February 14, 1808, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.


315. ii. PHILEMON DICKINSON, b. April 05, 1739, Massachusetts; d. February 04, 1809, Trenton, NJ.


iii. THOMAS DICKINSON, b. 1734.


 

164. DR. THOMAS CADWALADER (JOHN4 CADWALLADER, ELLIN3 OWEN, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born 1706 in Philadelphia Co., PA, and died November 14, 1779 in Trenton, NJ. He married HANNAH LAMBERT June 18, 1738 in Burlington Co., NJ, daughter of THOMAS LAMBERT and ANNA KIMBLE. She was born 1712 in Burlington Co., NJ (now Mercer Co.?).


 

Notes for DR. THOMAS CADWALADER:


Attended Friends Academy in Philadelphia.


Did his medical training in London and acquired a large practice in Philadelphia.


One of the founders of the Philadelphia Library.


Settled in Trenton 1746.


Elected Chief Burgess in NJ.


Founded the public Library in Trenton.


Burial: Friends Burying Ground, Trenton





Children of THOMAS CADWALADER and HANNAH LAMBERT are:


i. ANNE CADWALADER, b. 1738.


ii. MARTHA CADWALADER, b. 1739.


iii. LAMBERT CADWALADER, b. Bet. 1741 - 1742.


316. iv. JOHN CADWALADER, b. January 10, 1741/42; d. February 10, 1796, Shrewsbury, MD.


317. v. MARY CADWALADER, b. 1745; d. August 05, 1791.


vi. REBECCA CADWALADER, b. 1746; m. PHILEMON DICKINSON; b. April 05, 1739, Massachusetts; d. February 04, 1809, Trenton, NJ.

 

Notes for PHILEMON DICKINSON: Major General

 

vii. MARGARET CADWALADER, b. 1748.


viii. ELIZABETH CADWALADER, b. 1760.



 

165. HANNAH CADWALADER (JOHN4 CADWALLADER, ELLIN3 OWEN, OWEN AP2 EVAN, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born April 15, 1715 in Philadelphia Co., PA, and died December 15, 1787 in Philadelphia Co., PA. She married SAMUEL MORRIS March 26, 1737, son of ANTHONY MORRIS and PHEBE GUEST. He was born September 21, 1711 in Philadelphia Co., PA, and died March 31, 1782.




 

Children of HANNAH CADWALADER and SAMUEL MORRIS are:


i. ANTHONY MORRIS, b. March 07, 1737/38.


ii. JOHN CADWALADER MORRIS, b. June 15, 1739.


318. iii. CADWALADER MORRIS, b. April 19, 1741, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA; d. March 25, 1795.


iv. ANTHONY MORRIS, b. July 23, 1742.


v. SAMUEL CADWALADER MORRIS, b. May 29, 1743.


319. vi. ANTHONY CADWALADER MORRIS, b. October 04, 1745; d. September 28, 1798.


vii. PHOEBE MORRIS, b. October 12, 1746.


320. viii. MARTHA MORRIS, b. February 12, 1748/49; d. January 26, 1815.


ix. THOMAS MORRIS, b. December 06, 1753; d. February 18, 1829; m. MARY GADSDEN, July 26, 1787; b. Abt. 1760.


321. x. BENJAMIN MORRIS, b. September 03, 1760; d. August 17, 1841, Phoenixville, Chester Co., PA.



 

166. CADWALLADER EVANS (EVAN AP4 HUGH, HUGH AP3 GRIFFITH, GRIFFITH AP2 EVANS, IEVAN KNOWN AS EVAN ROBERT1 LEWIS) was born in Pennsylvania. He married SARAH RICHARDS October 10, 1722 in Home of Katherine Richard, under care of Gwynedd MM, PA, daughter of ROWLAND RICHARD and SARAH THOMAS. She was born Abt. 1707 in of Tredyffrin twp., Chester Co., PA.
 

Children of CADWALLADER EVANS and SARAH RICHARDS are:


322. i. CATHERINE EVANS, b. September 07, 1724, Philadelphia (now Montgomery) Co., PA.


ii. EVAN EVANS, b. November 17, 1726.


iii. GRACE EVANS, b. January 15, 1726/27.


iv. RACHEL EVANS, b. March 07, 1729/30.


v. JOSHUA EVANS, b. September 19, 1732.


323. vi. MARGARET EVANS, b. August 23, 1734, Gwynedd twp., Philadelphia Co., PA; d. July 06, 1811, Concord twp., Delaware Co., PA.


vii. EVAN EVANS, b. May 05, 1738.


viii. JOSEPH EVANS, b. March 05, 1738/39.


ix. CADWALLADER EVANS, b. April 21, 1743.


324. x. RUTH EVANS, b. July 07, 1736; d. 1804.