Dinwiddie - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Henry Mitchell

mitchelltl1948 — 2013-04-15 23:21:22Z

Thomas Hardaway Mitchell is buried in Walton County, Mitchell Cememtery, HWY 11 2 miles north of Social Circle Ga on the right. He and his wife ,Mary are buried there next to my GGG Grandmother, Jedidah Perkins Mitchell. Thomas was born in 1793 Dinwiddie County, Va and died in 1853. He had acquire a large plantation in Walnut Grove, Ga and was one of the founding fathers of that city. His son is Capt Jett Thomas Mitchell, CO of 42nd Ga Infantry , CO H.
Thomas is tholdest son of John Henry Mitchell. He is brother to James H. Mitchell and Jesse Mitchell who was the Judge of Walton CO. 1856 to 1872. Jesse is buried with Thomas. I am a descendant of James H. Mitchell. There were 6 members of this family that fought during the Civil War. There are 6 cemeteries in Walton County that hold 165 graves of Mitchells. James H. was born in 1803, Jesse 1800. James H Mitchells son, William Thomas Mitchell was killed after the battle of Griswoldeville near Macon , Ga on Shermans March to the Sea. Nov 22, 1864 wounded, died Jan 10 1865 and was buried in Rose HIll Cemetery on Jan 11, 1865. He is nephew to Thomas Hardaway Mitchell. I would eexpect that there are at least 4 or 5 more siblings of Thomas Hardaway Mitchell. He is the oldest, and only one born of John Henry Mitchells children that was born in Va.

Re: Afro-American Gees

michaeljacksondds — 2013-04-14 22:30:02Z

Paul Gee was a friend to Famous painter Everett Gee jackson in the early 1900's in Mexia Texas

Hanes Haynes Haines Hains Heynes

scotthanes001 — 2013-04-14 14:39:47Z

Trying to find a connection between the Hanover County Hanes families and the Dinwiddie county Hanes.

Re: Daniel Wells

jeff5058 — 2013-03-18 00:05:35Z

Thank you, was there a name of the mill?

Re: Dinwiddie VA to TN

tngenealogy — 2013-03-14 13:52:26Z

Hello. Listing here because Dinwiddie family came to TN from VA. (sorry for formatting)
130 Dinwiddie James 32 MMU TN VA VA Cally 26 FMU TN TN TN Mary 3 FMU TN TN TN Ada 1 FMU TN TN TN Mitchum Marshy 64 FMU VA VA VA Burrell 15 MB TN VA TN Scates Louisa 6 MMU TN TN VA 22B

Re: Archer Crowder Land

JOYCE1812VA — 2013-03-14 13:39:30Z

you would need to go to the Dinwiddie Courthouse and look at the land deeds. Great resource of land deeds, wills, etc. found in the resource room.

Re: Daniel Wells

JOYCE1812VA — 2013-03-14 13:37:01Z

Silk mill was here in Petersburg, not Hopewell.
No relation to the Wells.

Re: Daniel Wells

JOYCE1812VA — 2013-03-14 13:36:33Z

Silk mill was here in Petersburg, not Hopewell.
No relation to the Wells.

Re: Dinwiddie VA to TN

JOYCE1812VA — 2013-03-14 13:33:12Z

Little confused here.
The Carrol TN census shows James Oliver Dinwiddie born 1856 in TN shows no Marsha Mitchum. What I am finding is where James is TN born, nothing to do with VA.
As with Fanny, I am finding where she married a Dinwiddie also of TN,
Just trying to understand where VA comes into the picture. Are you just listing under Dinwiddie Co Va because of the surname? Please clarify.

Re: Sappony Creek

eat90 — 2013-02-17 19:46:04Z

my family lived on sappony street on pocahontas island in dinwiddie which is now part of petersburg. it was the largest settlement of free black people in the united states and the archaeological evidence in that place dates back 6.5 million years. the island was given to pocahontas and john rolfe's son by pocahontas' father chief powhatan. he told his grandson he could do whatever he wanted with it and his choice was to open it up for residence and business enterprise among free black people. it is a very rich history associated with black people being proud of a community of their own. in fact, petersburg/dinwiddie was the inspiration for free black communities all over the united states. even harlem and other northern cities took their cue from pocahontas island. it still stands today. there is a street there called sappony.

Colemans Lake in Ford, Dinwiddie County, VA

gotking — 2013-01-16 16:07:03Z

I'm looking for any information on the Colemans who lived on or around Colemans Lake in Dinwiddie. I found a record stating that the mill which is on the lake, was built in 1898 and was last used in 1952. After that the
lake " was developed in the early-to-midtwentieth century as a recreational business, with a dance hall, swimming and fishing access, a marina, and a store. It was operated by Buster Coleman." I also found a reference stating that Edward W Coleman Jr lived on the lake in 1961. I'd also love to find any historical information about the lake itself.

Dinwiddie VA to TN

tngenealogy — 2012-10-30 21:43:36Z

Looking for more information on my Dinwiddie ancestors: siblings Fanny Dinwiddie New Bigham, Maggie Dinwiddie Baxter, James Dinwiddie. They were born in VA and lived in Carroll county in TN. Marsha/Marcie Mitchum lived with Jim in the 1880 and 1900 census years.

parents of Sarah Batte [1673-1700]

american99 — 2012-09-15 01:29:07Z

Many sources show the father of Sarah Batte as Thomas Batte. Others show her father as George Bates [1625-1677] and her mother as various Marys. I have her mother as Mary Smith [1624-1720] but have also seen Mary Randolph. Can anyone clear this up for me? Thanks for reading.

Re: Jesse Warren Dinwiddie Co VA to Hancock co, GA

drummer_trev — 2012-08-27 22:13:51Z

I'm also researching Jesse Warren Sr. I'm descended through his grandson Jesse T.S. Warren. I'm curious as to where you got the info on them being members of the methodist church. You see, me and my family are Methodist as well and the possibility that we have been Methodist since its formation is really exciting.

Archer Crowder Land

dad2kr — 2012-08-14 15:31:44Z

I was wondering if anyone had any information on land that Archer Crowder may have given to his daughter Harriet Crowder. She was marrried to Norville Crowder who died in 1870. I'm trying to locate where he may be buried. Thanks

Re: Hutchings

susangregory369 — 2012-07-22 20:00:23Z

Mr, Anderson - I too am from this Hutchings family of Dinwiddie,Va. In working backwords- me, my father, Blanchard Vivian Hutchings, b-1898 Columbus, Ms.; his father Rober WilliaM Hutchings, b-1860 TN; his father, William Stanton Thomas Hutchings, b-1842 Jones Co., Georgia;I believe from here it goes this way - WST Hutchings' father was Thomas H. Hutchings, b-1816,Ga.;then Edward b-1782-1840.Could use your help. e-mail me at susangregory@centurytel.net Thanks

Re: At My Wits End for the Atkinson Line......

teachallc — 2012-07-14 14:42:49Z

1746 - John signed deed recorded in Goochland Co., VA, showing him as A resident of Johnston Co, NC

1748, Oct 06 - John Atkinson petition for 100 acres in Johnston Co., NC

Mars Secretary of State Record Group Land Office: Land Warrants, Plats of Survey, and Related Records Johnston County

Title File No. 0233, John Atkinson
Years: 1748
Creator: Office of Secretary of State Office of the Secretary
Languages:
Call Number: S.108.760
Location: 60-63
MARS Id: 12.14.78.4130 (Folder)
Other Ids:
Physical Description:
Quantity: 2 Item(s)
Other Copies:
Related Materials:
Abstract:

Source / Donor:
Note:

Land Grant Information
Acres: 100
Grant No:
Issued:
Surveyed:
Warrant No: Entry No: Oct. 22, 1748
Entered:
Book No: Page No:
Location: S. side of Neuse River

Tom Atkinson

Re: At My Wits End for the Atkinson Line......

teachallc — 2012-07-14 14:39:54Z

Are you sure John born 1760 was not from the Atkinson line in Cumberland Co., Va? Son of Thomas Atkinson and Sarah Hghes Atkinson acquired land in Johnson Co., NC in the 1740s.

This line of Atkinson and that of Roger from Dinwiddie Co., VA do not appear to be related, in America, any way.

MARK ANDREWS marr VIRGINIA THOMPSON - Aug 1836

maryshackelton — 2012-06-18 18:25:43Z

MARK ANDREWS - born Dec 28 1812 in Virginia (possibly Dinwiddie county); died June 30 1865 at Urbana, Dallas co. Missouri
VIRGINIA THOMPSON - born Mar 31 1818 in Dinwiddie county; died June 15 1898 near Urbana, Dallas co. Missouri.

MARK and VIRGINIA were married in Dinwiddie county Aug 25 1836. He was a Doctor. They moved to Missouri about 1840.

I know that Virginia's father was ROBERT THOMPSON.

Dr Mark's father was possibly also named Mark - but I have no evidence connecting him to the Mark who died in Dinwiddie county in 1814. A will would be of great help.

I am looking for further information on the ancestors of either MARK ANDREWS (1812-1865) or VIRGINIA THOMPSON (1818-1898)

These are my gt gt grandparents.

Thank you for any help.

Mary Shackelton
gshackelton@yahoo.com

Re: Sappony Creek

Redfeennix — 2012-06-15 23:23:23Z

Hello

Re: Thomas E Wells

jadad361 — 2012-06-15 00:31:03Z

Thomas E Wells was alive in 2011 when we last emailed each other. I am concerned that something has happened to him and if anyone knows how to reach him, Please correspond.

Thank you.

Re: Birchen Hill Baptist Church

Joyce1812va1 — 2012-06-13 14:21:46Z

camp picket is in nottoway county.

Richard Marr Scott

EphesiansFour12 — 2012-06-13 12:55:42Z

My 4th great grandfather is Richard Marr Scott (circ. 1825 - 1898) married to Lucy Heeps (1834 - 1912). Richard was born in Virginia, USA and emmigrated to Strathalbyn, South Australia where he married in Adelaide 1851, raised his family around Strathalbyn and died. It is believed that he is the son of General Winfield Scott (as stated in his death notice), however, there is no evidence of Richard being listed among Winfield's children in his biographies or other family research that I can find. There are a number of stories floating around about Richard being disowned by his father, and how he was often found to be sitting at Strathalbyn Railway Station in his later years longing to be back in Virginia.

I have recently discovered a common connection with the late trucking magnate Allan (Archibald) Scott whose family line also extends from Richard Marr Scott. In Allan's official biography the connection between Richard and Winfield Scott is strongly claimed, with Allan's family returning to Virginia to restore the General's grave.

I am looking for primary evidence of Richard Marr Scott being the son of General Winfield Scott, verification of his mother as Maria Dehart Mayo (or was there another unnamed woman in Winfield's life? His first wife Lucy Baker died in 1816, long before Richard's birth, which rules her out as his mother).

Any further clues or assistance with this connection would be very much appreciated. Thank you in anticipation :)

Daniel Wells

jeff5058 — 2012-06-11 21:39:57Z

I have been working on my Wells 3rd gt grandmother for years with no luck. Hope it rings a bell with someone.

Virginia Ann Wells b. 1828 Va. died in Mystic Ct. 1883 wife of Henry Gilbert whom she married probably in Petersburg Va. The death record says "dau. of Dan" The 1880 census she claims her father was born in N.C. as well as her mother. Virginia and Henry have a son Charles born in Petersburg 1848 but are in Ct. by the 1850 census. In that same census and family there is an Elizabeth same age as Virginia also born in Va. possible twin sister. It was mentioned in family history Henry was involved in a Silk Mill down there perhaps in Hopewell. There is a Dan in the 1830 census of Dinwiddy,Two in 1820, one might be Dan P. and wife Mary. He had a second wife and not all the children are identified.

Thank you, Jeffrey Howe

Re: EPHRAIM HART

elbertrush — 2012-06-03 21:31:01Z

anyone kin to ephraim born 1787 call me...he is my g.g.g.grand pa. his son m.l. his son was solomon.. & his son is my daddy ephraim decator hart...born in 1896 in indain terr. olka.his mother was nora paul--hart--part indian....call mary ann hart-rush 1-864-836-6406 email elbertrush@bellsouth.net thanks

Re: John Carter and Amy Tomlinson

My_Tree_Too — 2012-05-26 17:32:24Z

It is when they Christened Charles T. and the people listed were his Godparents.

Re: Thomas E Wells

Joyce1812va1 — 2012-05-24 14:12:09Z

dates would be helpful

Thomas E Wells

jadad361 — 2012-04-29 00:40:17Z

I am requesting information on Thomas E Wells, who is a descendant of Peterson Wells and Lucretia Young. We were contacting,via email, concerning which child he descends from, and I have not received an answer.

If anyone knows/have information on him, or knows how to contact him, please email me. Thank you for your help.

Re: Weeks/Akin

docpreece — 2012-04-17 14:43:30Z

Have you ever found the parents of your Catherine Akin?

William Ampey

chyannereynolds — 2012-04-05 17:00:44Z

I have Hit a literal brick wall with Mr.William Ampey Sr.

If Anyone could help me in my search for more information about William Ampey, it would be much appreciated. And if it helps any I will provide the information that I do have.

William Ampey- Born:1757, Dinwiddie, Dinwiddie, Virginia, United States.
Death: Unknown, Amherst, Amherst, Virginia, United States.

Spouse&Children: Spouse unknown, Children Known: James Ampey Sr 1794-1878.

If anyone could help me fill in the blanks I could continue with finding more about this person and why it was so hard to find information on in in the state of Virginia. Thank you very much! for your help.

Re: Wilsons of Dinwiddie

dcgirlieamanda — 2012-03-25 02:45:12Z

This is my family Corinda was my ggg grandmother

Re: Spicely

Redfeennix — 2012-03-22 22:43:02Z

Hello,
My name is Charlie and I would wish to correspond with you about the Spicelys. I understand you are trying to either prove or disprove a link. Perhaps I can help as I have quite a bit of info collected.
Thank you for reading this and hope to hear from you.
Charlie
Redfeennix@yahoo.com

Need picture of Grave at City Point National Cemetery, VA

judiththompson413 — 2012-02-09 11:00:50Z

We recently discovered that we have a Civil War soldier in our tree who is buried at City Point National Cemetery near Petersburg, Virginia. We would very much like to have a photo of his grave. If anyone is out there close by would be willing to take a photo, I would love to hear from you.
His name is Samuel C. Smith. He was private in the Massachusetts 12th Regiment, Co H. he is buried in Section E, grave # 729.

Thank you so much in advance if there is any help you can give me.

Judith thompson

Re: Need picture of Grave at City Point National Cemetery, VA

Joyce1812va1 — 2012-02-07 17:03:53Z

btw.... the picture of the headstone is the marble headstones of the past military, usally the civil war.
of S.C. Smith.. dod july 21 1864 on findagrave.com
found in the city point national ceme. as you posted.

Re: Need picture of Grave at City Point National Cemetery, VA

Joyce1812va1 — 2012-02-07 17:02:19Z

There is a picture of one S.C. Smith of Mass on
findagrave.com
showing dod july 21 1864

Re: Need picture of Grave at City Point National Cemetery, VA

DavidTConnelly — 2012-02-07 04:41:35Z

Hi Judith, This is in the City of Hopewell. I've emailed my 1st cousin to see if he might stroll over there. Happy hunting, Dave. http://www.cem.va.gov/cems/nchp/citypoint.asp

Foster Early 1800's Nottoway/Dinwiddie Co

twins1042 — 2012-01-12 21:20:14Z

I am looking for any clue about a Thomas Foster who was born between 1797-1803. In 1840 he is in Nottoway Co, had children Frances, Mary B & William T. and Lucy 1850 in Dinwiddie Co his wife was Rebecca age 27 am assuming his 2nd wife and a daughter Lucy age 8 and 1860 Tazewell Co. has Thomas, Rebecca and Lucy

Any Foster of this area that you may have please contact me.
Am having problems finding this Thomas Foster.
Thanks JudiSpencr@aol.com Judi

Spicely

genigroup — 2011-12-24 01:31:03Z

Hi, I am trying to chase down James Speisland (45 or older) and Heiko Speisland (18-26) who show up on the 1820 Rutherford County, North Carolina census. I see James Spicely on the 1840 Dinwiddie census, and I wonder if there is a record of him in Virginia before 1820. Other family members of James and Heiko moved to Stewart County, TN and Trigg County, KY and spelled their names "Spiceland". The family is thought to have its origin in a "Spies" or "Spees" Hessian soldier from the Revolutionary war. I would like to prove or disprove that James Spiesland is related to James Spicely.

Re: Todds in Dinwiddie County

kskoonts — 2011-11-21 17:52:55Z

Either 6/8/1822 or 8/6/1822.. I've seen both and am not sure which is correct yet.

Re: Cousins from Dinwiddie/Nottoway County

RENEEKREAT164 — 2011-11-18 00:30:47Z

Hi. I live in the Maryland area. Would love to meet you. My email is reneekreat@aol.com

Re: Cousins from Dinwiddie/Nottoway County

rosetalley50 — 2011-10-18 16:50:54Z

i am your cousin pauline hunter is my grand grand grandmother, and Rosa Chapman is my grandmother and Thelma Chapman Charles is my mother

Re: EPHRAIM HART

elbertrush — 2011-09-26 20:39:56Z

call me after 8p.m. would love to talk to you abouth the harts mary ann hart rush 1-864-836-6406 email elbertrush@bellsouth.net

Old Homes on Whitmore Road

adag201 — 2011-09-22 00:09:43Z

I am a descendant of the Tucker family who lived along what is now Whitmore road in the early 1800s. They migrated in the 1830s to Fayette County, Tennessee. Recently, while traveling through Dinwiddie County, I noticed some old homes along Whitmore Road. If anyone is familiar with this neighborhood, I'd appreciate any information they can give me on this part of the county. (Southwestern part).

Wells

mingtoi141 — 2011-09-21 13:08:08Z

Looking for any informatin on Armistead Artford Wells married Dolly Williamson in Dinwiddie County. I think Armistead's father was John Wells and his grandfather was Alexander Wells. Some researcher have his father as John Alexander Wells.

They migrated to Logan County, KY about 1810.

I don't have any detail in front of me at this writing, I will make another post with more info.

Re: Immigration in the 1830s

MargaretSmith38 — 2011-09-20 14:59:12Z

Thanks. I don't think this is him (a few years too old), but I will check it out, given that ages in records are not always accurate.

Re: Immigration in the 1830s

Joyce1812va1 — 2011-09-20 13:21:38Z

Finding only one James Smith of the around dates you post from Scotland to VA

Atlantic Ports Lists
1834
James Smith age 28
deptarture; Scotland
Destination; England
Arrival; Norfolk and Portsmouth VA
occ: Planter

Re: At My Wits End for the Atkinson Line......

NancyMSmith — 2011-08-30 20:33:29Z

I have usually found the DAR records more useful than the SAR records. But DAR only lists John Atkinson's descendants that have been proven and a son John is not one of them. I was hoping that you needed Johnston Co. info as so much of it is available on-line. It sounds like you need Roger's will and while looking at the Dinwiddie, Virginia collection in the Family History Library Catalog it looks like not much is available before 1830. The loose wills they have record of said pieces were missing etc.

However, have you used their microfilm of the Bristol Parish Register 1720-1794 and Vestry Book 1720-1789 FHL US/CAN Film [30625] ? It states that Bristol Parish included Dinwiddie and Prince George counties. This might include birth and christening records. I have never found what I wanted in the VA parish registers I was looking at, but I thought if you were desparate you might give it a try. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

Nancy Smith

Re: At My Wits End for the Atkinson Line......

NancyMSmith — 2011-08-30 20:04:15Z

Are you looking for information that John is Roger Atkinson's son or something else?
Nancy Smith

At My Wits End for the Atkinson Line......

RHAFAMILYTREE — 2011-08-30 16:01:19Z

I am researching my Family Tree and have run into a brick wall. John Atkinson, s/o Roger Atkinson and Ann Pleasents, born around 1726 in Dinwiddie County, married Mildred Dickerson and died around 1789 in Danville, Virginia. Their son, John Atkinson, born March 1759 or 1760 ends up in Johnston County, N.C. where my Family Tree Starts. I keep finding bits and pieces of info but nothing that ties them all together. The lastes being the U.S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications. Any help, info or direction would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Richard Atkinson

Re: More on Cousins ancestors

treefind4fun — 2011-08-09 16:51:11Z

Here's where we left off...
Nathan Cousins and Mattie Evans (the parents of Rosa and Eleanor Cousins) were married June 3, 1903, in Nottoway County, VA
Nathan was born around 1873, Nottoway County, son of Nathan Cousins and Rebecca _?___
Martha (Mattie) Evans was born 1876 in Nottoway County, the daughter of Simon Evans and Rosa _?____
https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=h...

Here is some information on Nathan Cousins and his family...
1900 Census, Nottoway County, VA
Nathan M. Cousins, age 22, with parents Nathan Cousins (b. May 1835) and Rebecca Cousins (b. Jan 1836) , Lizzie Doswell, (b. Mar 1828) widow, born in Alabama, listed as the mother-in-law of the elder Nathan Cousins. (Hmmm....I doubt that Lizzie gave birth to Rebecca when Lizzie was 7 years old....something isn't quite right here!)
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=...

Here they are again on the 1880 census, Blendon, Nottoway County, VA
Nathan M. Cousins, age 9, with parents Nathan Cousins (45 - b 1835) and Rebecca Cousins (age 40) and Nathan's siblings, Elexander, Nancy, Patty and Virginia Cousins.
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=...

1870 Census, Haytokah, Nottoway County, VA
Nathan Cousins (age 40) and Rebecca Cousins, with their oldest children: Griffin (1857), Eleck (aka Elexander), b. 1859, Ann, b 1861, Harriet, b. 1863 and Ellen, b. 1869
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=...

And, regarding Mattie (Martha) Evans Cousins, here is her family on the 1880 Census, Blendon, Nottoway County, VA
Simon Evans, age 45, wife Rose Evans, age 40, Children Adolphus, 15, Mary A., age 9, Martha A, age 5, James E., age 1, and unnamed infant male, 25 days old.
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec?htx=View&r=an&dbid=...

1870 Census, Blendon, Nottoway County, VA
Simon Evans, age 55 ?? (should be 35) wife Rose, age 30; children Archer (11), Adolphus.
Also at same address is Branch Evans, age 30 (possibly a brother of Simon?), Ann Evans, age 20, and Finnela Evans, age 2.

The next most likely question is this: were your Cousins and Evans ancestors born as slaves or free? I'm not sure. There are two free black Simon Evans on the 1860 census - one in Prince George County and one in Prince Edward County, but neither seems to be the right age.
As for Cousins, there is a free black man named Nathan Cousins living in Nottoway County on the 1850 census, age 16 (b 1834) which makes him about the right age to match the Nathan Cousins, father of Nathan, on the 1880 Nottoway County Census. He is working on the farm of Garland Wingow (Wingo) in Nottoway County. The problem is, I can't find this Nathan Cousins on the 1860 census. He could possibly have fled north to avoid the pending civil war.
Garland Wingo of Nottoway County was born 1776 and died 2 Jan 1856 in Nottoway County, VA. It might be interesting to try to obtain a copy of his Will and Estate records, to see if there is any mention of his slaves or any mention of Nathan Cousins. Or to review court records in Nottoway county to see if there is a record of Garland Wingo having freed any slaves prior to 1850.

Something else interesting. There are two Cousins families in Nottoway County on the 1840 census headed by free black men - Charles Cousins and John Cousins. Both have sons about the right age to be Nathan, but I really don't know.

Something else really interesting. There was a series of newspaper advertisements in the Richmond papers between 1830 and 1831 concerning a man who was committed to the Jail of Nottoway County "on the 14th day of November, 1830, as a runaway, a negro man, who calls himself Peyton Cousins, and who also says that he was born free and raised in the County of Charlotte. He is about thirty years old....." The article goes on to request that anyone knowing Peyton Cousins and able to provide evidence that he is free, should contact the writer of the article. I have no idea whether this Peyton Cousins is or is not your patriarchal ancestor. It would take much more research to prove or disprove.

Some other information available on Familysearch.org about the children of Simon and Rosa Evans:

Virginia Births and Christenings, 1853-1917
Jas. Edwr. Evans, born 11 Aug 1878, Nottoway County, VA
Parents: Simon Evans, Rosa Evans
Charles Evans, born 4 May 1880, Nottoway County, VA
Parents: Simon Evans, Rosa Evans

Virginia Deaths and Burials, 1853-1912
Adolphus Evans, b. 1864, Nottoway, VA, died 10 Nov 1880, Nottoway, VA
Parents: Simon Evans, Rose Evans

Mary Jane Evans, b. 1870, Nottoway, VA; died 30 Apr 1889, Nottoway, VA
Parents: Simon Evans, Rosa Evans

Charles Evans, b. 1874, Nottoway, VA; died 13 Aug 1881, Nottoway, VA
Parents: Simon Evans, Rosa Evans