Wednesday, April 22, 2009

General Samuel Evans

Samuel Evans is my gt gt gt grandfather
6Laura,5Ivan,4Lyle, 3Charles Cloud, 2Amos, 1Samuel

PIONEER SAMUEL EVANS FAMILY


1. Gen. SAMUEL EVANS (son of MUSGROVE EVANS, Sr.) was born c1754.
He was of a Quaker family. He fought in the Revolutionary War, and according
to "American Historical Register" of February 1896, he commanded the militia
which escorted General Lafayette to Chester on his visit to the U.S. in 1824-25.

Many of the descendants of this family are found in the will of Cadwallader,
youngest known son, who apparently left no children of his own. This will was
filed Nov. 27, 1877 in Jefferson Co., Watertown, N. Y., Book 18, p. 185, June
24, 1877. The will was dated June 12, 1875, town of LeRay, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
It stated that Amos Evans, residing in Evans Mills, NY, was the only living
sibling of Cadwallader.

Gen. Evans died after 1820 in Jefferson County and was buried in
Quaker Cemetery, Town of Le Ray.

He married

NANCY CLOUGH

Children, EVANS:

+ 2 i MUSGROVE EVANS married (1) ABI BROWN;
(2) CATHERINE D. HOWE RICHARDSON

+ 3 ii NANCY EVANS married (---) WELLS

+ 4 iii CHARLES EVANS married ELIZABETH ANTHONY

+ 5 iv MARY EVANS married JONATHAN MAULE

+ 6 v AMOS EVANS married SARAH (---)

7 vi LYDIA EVANS married DAVID STOUT

8 vii RICHARD EVANS married ELIZA

9 viii CADWALLADER EVANS


2. MUSGROVE EVANS (son of SAMUEL & NANCY (CLOUGH) EVANS)
was born December 17, 1785. In the 1820 Census, Musgrove Evans was living
at Lyme, Jefferson Co., NY. It appears from the EVANS, AMERICANS OF
ROYAL DESCENT book that Musgrove Evans was the reason Elizabeth Crippen
and other Evans family members came to settle in Texas, specifically first to
Fayette Co., Texas. Musgrove was a surveyor,(Wing Evans and Brown), who
first took his family to Tecumseh and Detroit, Michigan, building a grist mill
in 1825 in Detroit., establishing the first mail and stagecoach line from
Detroit to Chicago. In 1831 he had obtained land grants in Texas, and after
his wife, Abi, died in 1832, he began exploration trips to Texas, where he
moved his 5 children in 1834. Musgrove's son, Samuel B. Evans, was killed at
the Alamo, whereupon Musgrove enlisted in the Texas Army April 1, 1836, fighting
at San Jacinto. (Service Record No. 7446).
He acquired large tracts of Texas land, and in 1839 was appointed 2nd auditor
of the Republic. Musgrove was mentioned as a prominent resident of Austin, Tx.
(American Historical Register). He died June 7, 1855, Austin, Travis Co., Texas.

He married (1) July 24, 1811

ABI BROWN who was born August 11, 1789, Bucks County, Pa. She died
March 4, 1832, Bear Creek Valley, near Tecumseh, Mich.

Children, EVANS:

10 i SAMUEL BROWN EVANS

11 ii VINCENT LURAY EVANS married EMMA BROOKFIELD

12 iii HANNAH MARIA EVANS married S.G. HAYNIE

13 iv PAMELA EVANS d.y.

14 v WILLIAM M. EVANS married ANNE E. MAUL

15 vi CHARLES EVANS d.y.

16 vii GEORGE SPAFFORD EVANS married FRANCES E. MARKHAM

He married (2) October 1, 1840, Travis Co., TX

CATHERINE D. HOWE RICHARDSON who died d. January 14, 1852, Austin, Texas.

Children, EVANS:

17 i GEORGE EVANS

18 ii HANNAH M. HAYNIE

3. NANCY EVANS (daughter of SAMUEL & NANCY (CLOUGH) EVANS)

married

(---) WELLS

Children, WELLS:

19 i ANGELICA (Anjie) I. WELLS married (---) HAYNES

20 ii ANU M. WELLS

21 iii SOPHIA WELLS married (---) BROWN

22 iv ADELAIDE WELLS married (---) SWISHER

23 v CLARISSA WELLS married (---) COLLINS


4. CHARLES EVANS married ELIZABETH ANTHONY
They had six EVANS children before he died and she married again.
For a detailed family description, click on Elizabeth Anthony, above.

5. MARY EVANS (daughter of SAMUEL & NANCY (CLOUGH) EVANS) was
born in 1791. 1850 Census of Fayette Co., Texas shows Jonathan Maule, age 58,
b. Pa., wife Mary, age 59, b. Pa. and lists their children.

She married in Jefferson County, NY

JONATHAN MAULE

Children, MAULE (MALL):

24 i JAMES MALL

25 ii CALEB MALL

26 iii GARRYANN MAULE married (---) TUCKER

27 iv LYDIA MAULE married (---) KELSEY

28 v CADWALLADER MAULE


6. AMOS EVANS (son of SAMUEL & NANCY (CLOUGH) EVANS) was born
c1796 in Pennsylvania. He did not go to Michigan, remaining in Jefferson Co.,
NY.

He married (1)

SARAH A. (---) who was born c1779. She died 11 Apr 1843 and was buried in
Quaker Cemetery, Town of LeRay.

Children, EVANS:

29 i SARAH M. EVANS

30 ii CHARLES EVANS

31 iii SAMUEL EVANS married CELESTINE (---)

32 iv WILLIAM EVANS

33 v MARTHA EVANS

34 vi MARIA EVANS

AMOS married (2)

MARY (---), who d. 12-7-1884, (74 yrs.), buried at Pamelia, NY.

Children, EVANS:

35 i JOHN EVANS

36 ii ELISA EVANS

37 iii CLARA EVANS


8. RICHARD EVANS (son of SAMUEL & NANCY (CLOUGH) EVANS) was
born c1806. He also remained in Jefferson Co., NY. All of his children were
mentioned in the will of Cadwallader, dated 1877, with the exception of Thomas.
Pamelia and Hannah (at the time of the will) were living in Lindenville, Orleans
Co., NY and Egbert and Vincent were living in Evans Mills, NY.

He married (---)

Their children according to the 1850 census, LeRaysville, NY, Jefferson Co.,
NY, EVANS:

38 i THOMAS CAGE EVANS

39 ii EGBERT F. EVANS

40 iii VINCENT EVANS

41 iv PAMELIA EVANS

42 v HANNAH EVANS

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