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     Ezekiel Godwin married Eleanor (?)²


His estate was probated in 1789 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971
Ezekiel Godwin died on 11 February 1789 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA; I found this DOD on the Newport Family Tree, but it cites so source for this date. However, there is a probate record for an Ezekiel GODWIN in 1789.^1,3
     Ezekiel Godwin and Eleanor (?) were mentioned in a land transaction at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
Memo:
Delaware, U.S., Land Records, 1677-1947
"This Indenture made this twelfth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty. Between Ezekiel Godwin and Elenor his wife and Margret Hines all of the one Part, and of Kenty County in Delaware and John Hines [?] of the other Part. that whereas Mary Hines of Kenty Couty a widow was lawfully leased ..."
Sigend Ezekiel Godwin, Elenor Godwin and Margret Hines.²

     Eleanor (?) married Ezekiel Godwin.³

Eleanor (?) died circa 1798 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA.⁴

Her estate was probated in 1798 at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971
     Eleanor (?) and Ezekiel Godwin were mentioned in a land transaction at Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
Memo:
Delaware, U.S., Land Records, 1677-1947
"This Indenture made this twelfth day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and sixty. Between Ezekiel Godwin and Elenor his wife and Margret Hines all of the one Part, and of Kenty County in Delaware and John Hines [?] of the other Part. that whereas Mary Hines of Kenty Couty a widow was lawfully leased ..."
Sigend Ezekiel Godwin, Elenor Godwin and Margret Hines.³ Eleanor (?) was also known as Elinor (?) Name from 1760 land transaction.³

     Sarah Catlin was born after 1781; Aged "under fourteen" in guardian bond dated 11 Dec 1795.¹
      ;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971
     Orphan's Court, Kent co., DE: Lydia Catline and Jonathan Matther pay $700 bond for guadianship of Sarah Catline "as Minor under the age of fourteen Years, duaghter of Joseph Catlin, deceased..."
     The record file folder marked "Catlin, Joseph (dec'd) lists "Minors - John, Mary, Robert, Sarah."
     I assume that this "Lydia Catlin" is Lydia (GODWIN) CATLIN #8114, the widoe of Joseph CATLIN #8113, but it could also be an older sister of Sarah and a dau. of Joseph and Lydia (GODWIN) CATLIN. However, I have not yet identified a dau. Lydia for Joseph and Lydia (GODWIN) CATLIN. GA Vaut.^1,2

     Mary Hannah Justis was born in 1817 at Delaware.^1,2 She married Jonathan Catlin, son of Robert Catlin and Margaret TrippettTrippitt, in September 1838
; She appears in the 1840 census.^1,3,2
Mary Hannah Justis died on 21 January 1880 at Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹
Mary Hannah Justis was buried after 21 January 1880 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     1817
Death     1880 (aged 62-63)
Inscription Our Parents
Family Members
Parents
     Justa Justis unknown–1836
     Catharine Springer Justis 1789–1856
Spouse
     Jonathan Catlin 1815–1874
Siblings
     Robert Clay Justis 1824–1907
     Robert Catlin1850–1916
     Horace Stokely Catlin 1853–1924
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 1, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38956705.¹
     Mary Hannah Justis and Jonathan Catlin appeared in the census of 1840 at Murderkill Hundred, Kent Co., Delaware, USA;
p.66, line 14
The younger maile (15-25) may be a brother of Jonathan or his wife Mary.

Mary Hannah Justis and Jonathan Catlin appeared in the census of 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.⁴
Mary Hannah Justis and Jonathan Catlin were mentioned in a land transaction on 24 November 1856 at Smyrna, Kent Co., Delaware, USA,
Memo:
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971

Jonathan Catlin and Wife and Henry K. Hargadine
Signed: Jonathan CATLIN and Mary CATLIN.⁵

Mary Hannah Justis and Jonathan Catlin appeared in the census of 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁶
In Jonathan Catlin's will dated 18 March 1874 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, Mary Hannah Justis was named as an heir;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971

Heirs:
     Wife, dau. Mary E. Catlin, all remaining children Anor C. Catlin, Heber C. Catlin, Robert Catlin, Justice ? J. Catlin, Horce Catlin, Caroline C. Catlin, Ida D. Catlin.
Executors: son Justice J. Catline and my friend Charles B. Love
Witnesses: James A. Draper (Dr.), Alexander W. Montgomery.⁷

     Mary Elizabeth Catlin was born in 1842 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ She married Benjamin F. Duncan on 14 November 1874 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA.²

Mary Elizabeth Catlin died on 21 January 1898 at Sussex Co., Delaware, USA.¹
     Mary Elizabeth Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.³

Mary Elizabeth Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁴
In Jonathan Catlin's will dated 18 March 1874 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, Mary Elizabeth Catlin was named as an heir;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971

Heirs:
     Wife, dau. Mary E. Catlin, all remaining children Anor C. Catlin, Heber C. Catlin, Robert Catlin, Justice ? J. Catlin, Horce Catlin, Caroline C. Catlin, Ida D. Catlin.
Executors: son Justice J. Catline and my friend Charles B. Love
Witnesses: James A. Draper (Dr.), Alexander W. Montgomery.⁵

     Benjamin F. Duncan was born on 22 December 1839 at Delaware, USA.¹ He married Mary Elizabeth Catlin, daughter of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis, on 14 November 1874 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

Benjamin F. Duncan died on 5 December 1919 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 79.¹

     Anor C/Katherine Catlin was born in 1844 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹
Anor C/Katherine Catlin died on 5 April 1902 at Delaware, USA.¹
Anor C/Katherine Catlin was buried after 5 April 1902 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     1842
Death     1902 (aged 59–60)
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 1, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38956651.²
     Anor C/Katherine Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.³

Anor C/Katherine Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁴
In Jonathan Catlin's will dated 18 March 1874 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, Anor C/Katherine Catlin was named as an heir;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971

Heirs:
     Wife, dau. Mary E. Catlin, all remaining children Anor C. Catlin, Heber C. Catlin, Robert Catlin, Justice ? J. Catlin, Horce Catlin, Caroline C. Catlin, Ida D. Catlin.
Executors: son Justice J. Catline and my friend Charles B. Love
Witnesses: James A. Draper (Dr.), Alexander W. Montgomery.⁵

     Heeber C. Catlin was born in 1848.³
Heeber C. Catlin died in 1904.³
Heeber C. Catlin was buried in 1904 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     1846
Death     1904 (aged 57–58)
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 1, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38956690.^3,2
     Heeber C. Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.⁴

Heeber C. Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁵
In Jonathan Catlin's will dated 18 March 1874 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, Heeber C. Catlin was named as an heir;
Delaware, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1676-1971

Heirs:
     Wife, dau. Mary E. Catlin, all remaining children Anor C. Catlin, Heber C. Catlin, Robert Catlin, Justice ? J. Catlin, Horce Catlin, Caroline C. Catlin, Ida D. Catlin.
Executors: son Justice J. Catline and my friend Charles B. Love
Witnesses: James A. Draper (Dr.), Alexander W. Montgomery.⁶

     Justa Justis Catlin was born circa 1848 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA; Aged 2 in 1850 census.^1,4 He married Catherine Thomas on 27 September 1876 at Jersey City, Hudson Co., New Jersey, USA,
;
New Jersey, U.S., Birth, Marriage and Death Records, 1711-1878
Bride Record:
Groom Record:
Justa Justis Catlin died on 11 February 1902 at Elizabeth, Union Co., New Jersey, USA.⁶
Justa Justis Catlin was buried after 11 February 1902 at Evergreen Cemetery, Elizabeth, Union Co., New Jersey, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     27 Feb 1848, Delaware, USA
Death     11 Feb 1902 (aged 53), Elizabeth, Union County, New Jersey, USA
Burial     Evergreen Cemetery, Hillside, Union County, New Jersey, USA
Family Members
Spouse
     Catherine Thomas Catlin 1850–1925 (m. 1876)
Children
     Justa Justis Catlin 1878–1940
Created by: 46512307
Added: Apr 2, 2019
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 198029242.⁶
     Justa Justis Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.¹

Justa Justis Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁷

     Robert Catlin was born on 4 April 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA; Aged 11 months in 1850 census.^1,2 He married Emma S. Grubb, daughter of Isaac Grubb III and Georganna Southand McDaniel, on 18 January 1898 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Marriage Records, 1744-1912
Bride Record:

Groom Record:
Robert Catlin died on 28 June 1916 at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 66.²
Robert Catlin was buried after 28 June 1916 at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     4 Apr 1850
Death     28 Jun 1916 (aged 66)
Gravesite Details     On back of Grubb monument
Family Members
Parents
     Jonathan Catlin 1815–1874
     Mary Justis Catlin 1817–1880
Spouse
     Emma Grubb Catlin 1861–1930
Siblings
     Horace Stokely Catlin 1853–1924
Burial     Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Maintained by: Find a Grave
Originally Created by: DNealeDE
Added: Jul 6, 2014
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 132395128.²
     Robert Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 9 August 1850 at Middletown, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1850 Census
p. 178-B, lines 2-8, dwelling 46, family 47
2 CATLIN, Jonathan 54 [1796] M W Land Agent DE
3 " , Mary J 54 [1796] F W DE
4 " , Mary E. 9 [1841] F W DE Attended School
5 " , Ann C. 7 [1843] F W DE Attended School
6 " , Heber C. 4 [1846] M W DE
7 " , Jusrice 2 [1848] M W DE
8 " , Robert 11/12 [1849] M W DE.¹

Robert Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.⁵

     Horace Stokely Catlin was born in 1853 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA; Aged 7 in 1860 census.¹ He married Amanda Pastrema Diehl before 1881
; According to thei FaG memorials, their only child listed (Horace) was born in 1881.²
Horace Stokely Catlin died on 18 January 1924 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 70.¹
Horace Stokely Catlin was buried after 18 January 1924 at West Laurel Hill, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     13 Aug 1853, Delaware, USA
Death     18 Jan 1924 (aged 70), Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial     West Laurel Hill Cemetery, Bala Cynwyd, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA
Plot     River 934
Son of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Justis Catlin
PA DEATH CERTIFICATE:
Gravesite Details     Ref: Cemetery Records
Family Members
Parents
     Jonathan Catlin 1815–1874
     Mary Justis Catlin 1817–1880
Spouses
     Amanda Pastrema Diehl Catlin 1848–1889
     Adeline Potter Stewart Catlin unknown–1904
Siblings
     Robert Catlin 1850–1916
Children
     Horace Ridgeway Catlin 1881–1910
Maintained by: Crypt Tonight
Originally Created by: Graves
Added: Jun 6, 2012
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 91496110.¹
     Horace Stokely Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.³

     Carrie C. Catlin was born in 1856 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA; Aged 4 in 1860 census.^1,2
Carrie C. Catlin was buried in 1884 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     1856
Death     1884 (aged 27–28)
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 1, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38956661.²
Carrie C. Catlin died in 1884.²
     Carrie C. Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.¹

     Ida Dora Catlin was born on 23 August 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA; Aged 6 months in 1860 census of 11 June 1860, so there is an obvious error in the date on her gravemarket and her FaG memorial.^1,3 She married Edwin DeHaven on 19 September 1887 at Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Marriage Records, 1744-1912
Ida Dora Catlin died on 6 March 1931 at age 70.³
Ida Dora Catlin was buried after 6 March 1931 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     23 Aug 1860
Death     6 Mar 1931 (aged 70)
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Inscription     Wife of Edwin DeHaven
Family Members
Spouse
     Edwin DeHaven 1857–1938
Children
     Helen Norris DeHaven 1890–1966
     Edwin Jesse DeHaven 1892–1905
     Col Louis Glass DeHaven 1894–1985
Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 2, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38977977.³
     Ida Dora Catlin was listed as a resident in Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis's household in the census report on 11 June 1860 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
1860 Census
p. 317, lines 1-13, dwelling 94, family 97
1 CATLIN, Jonathan 44 [1816] M W Farmer $18,600 $17,000 DE
2 " , Mary 43 [1817] F W DE
3 " , Mary E. 18 [1842] F W DE
4 " , Aneor C. 16 [1844] F W DE Attending School
5 " , Heber P. 14 [1846] M W DE Attending School
6 " , Jester J. 12 [1848] M W DE Attending School
7 " , Robt. 10 [1850] M W DE Attending School
8 " , Horas S. 7 [1853] M W DE Attending School
9 " , Cader 4 [1856] F W DE
10 " , Ida 6/12 [ca Jan 1860] F W DE
11 QUIGLEY, Margaret 27 [1833] F W Poland
12 " , James 25 [1835] M W Poland
13 BURNS, John 17 [1843] M W Poland.¹

     Emma S. Grubb was born on 27 September 1861.¹ She married Robert Catlin, son of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis, on 18 January 1898 at Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Marriage Records, 1744-1912
Bride Record:

Groom Record:
Emma S. Grubb died on 8 December 1930 at age 69.¹
Emma S. Grubb was buried after 8 December 1930 at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     4 Apr 1850
Death     28 Jun 1916 (aged 66)
Gravesite Details     On back of Grubb monument
Family Members
Parents
     Jonathan Catlin 1815–1874
:TA.¹

     Isaac Grubb (Sr.) was born in 1749.¹ He married Margaret Crawford before 1775
; According to thei FaG memorials, their oldest child listed (Samuel C.) was born in 1775.²
Isaac Grubb (Sr.) was buried in 1831 at Gubbb Burying Ground, Arden, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     28 Mar 1722, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Death     21 Jan 1769 (aged 46), New Castle County, Delaware, USA
     Samuel was a Brandywine Hundred farmer.¹
Isaac Grubb (Sr.) died in 1831.¹

     Margaret Crawford was born in 1752.¹ She married Isaac Grubb (Sr.), son of Samuel Grubb and Rebecca Hewes, before 1775
; According to thei FaG memorials, their oldest child listed (Samuel C.) was born in 1775.¹
Margaret Crawford died on 27 March 1825.¹
Margaret Crawford was buried after 27 March 1825 at Gubbb Burying Ground, Arden, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹

     Isaac Grubb Jr. was born on 2 May 1783 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ He married Brandling Glover before 1806
; According to thei FaG memorials, their oldest child listed (Lettia) was born in 1806.²
Isaac Grubb Jr. died on 30 June 1850 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 67.¹
Isaac Grubb Jr. was buried after 30 June 1850 at Chester Bethel Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹

     Brandling Glover was born on 12 August 1781.¹ She married Isaac Grubb Jr., son of Isaac Grubb (Sr.) and Margaret Crawford, before 1806
; According to thei FaG memorials, their oldest child listed (Lettia) was born in 1806.¹
Brandling Glover died on 11 May 1822 at age 40.¹
Brandling Glover was buried after 11 May 1822 at Chester Bethel Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹

     Isaac Grubb III was born on 26 July 1819 at Delaware, USA.¹ He married Georganna Southand McDaniel before 1861
; According to thei FaG memorials, their only child listed (Emma) was born in 1861.²
Isaac Grubb III died on 12 February 1884 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA, at age 64.¹
Isaac Grubb III was buried after 12 February 1884 at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹

     Georganna Southand McDaniel was born on 1 January 1834 at Pennsylvania, USA.¹ She married Isaac Grubb III, son of Isaac Grubb Jr. and Brandling Glover, before 1861
; According to thei FaG memorials, their only child listed (Emma) was born in 1861.¹
Georganna Southand McDaniel died on 14 December 1895 at age 61.¹
Georganna Southand McDaniel was buried after 14 December 1895 at Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Pennsylvania, USA.¹

     Amanda Pastrema Diehl was born on 22 September 1848 at New Castle Co., Delaware, USA.¹ She married Horace Stokely Catlin, son of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis, before 1881
; According to thei FaG memorials, their only child listed (Horace) was born in 1881.¹
Amanda Pastrema Diehl died on 5 April 1889 at age 40.¹
Amanda Pastrema Diehl was buried on 9 April 1889 at Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     22 Sep 1848, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Death     5 Apr 1889 (aged 40)
Burial     Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Plot     D 96
~~~~~~~
     CATLIN, on April 5, 1889, Amanda P., wife of Horace S. Catlin. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, No. 3213 Spencer terrace. Interment private.
Family Members
Parents
     John Diehl 1817–1887
     Elizabeth Burr Diehl 1819–1879
Spouse
     Horace Stokely Catlin 1853–1924
Siblings
     Marianna Diehl 1837–1856
     Susan Knight "Sue" Diehl 1844–1889
     Francis Henry "Frank" Diehl 1847–1912
     John Chalmers Diehl 1851–1922
Children
     Horace Ridgeway Catlin 1881–1910
Created by: Crypt Tonight
Added: Jan 6, 2016
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 156810311.¹

     Catherine Thomas was born on 13 March 1850 at Wales.¹ She married Justa Justis Catlin, son of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis, on 27 September 1876 at Jersey City, Hudson Co., New Jersey, USA,
;
New Jersey, U.S., Birth, Marriage and Death Records, 1711-1878
Bride Record:
Groom Record:
Catherine Thomas was buried on 21 September 1925 at Evergreen Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     13 Mar 1850, Wales
Death     21 Sep 1925 (aged 75), Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial     Evergreen Cemetery, Hillside, Union County, New Jersey, USA
Family Members
Spouse
     Justa J Catlin 1848–1902 (m. 1876)
Children
     Justa Justis Catlin 1878–1940
Created by: 46512307
Added: Apr 2, 2019
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 198029242.¹
Catherine Thomas died on 21 September 1925 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, USA, at age 75.¹

     Edwin DeHaven was born on 30 May 1857 at Camden, Camden Co., New Jersey, USA.² He married Ida Dora Catlin, daughter of Jonathan Catlin and Mary Hannah Justis, on 19 September 1887 at Delaware, USA,
;
Delaware, U.S., Marriage Records, 1744-1912
Edwin DeHaven died on 15 December 1938 at age 81.²
Edwin DeHaven was buried after 15 December 1938 at Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle Co., Delaware, USA;
From Find a Grave:
Birth     30 May 1857, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, USA
Death     15 Dec 1938 (aged 81), Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial     Saint James Mill Creek Episcopal Church Graveyard, Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
Inscription     Husband of Ida Dora DeHaven
Family Members
Parents
     Edwin Jesse DeHaven 1816–1865
     Mary Norris DaCosta DeHaven 1826–1889
Spouse
     Ida Dora Catlin DeHaven 1860–1931
Siblings
     Isaac Norris DeHaven 1847–1924
     Hannah DeHaven 1849–1928
     Mary DeHaven 1852–1941
     Katherine DaCosta "Kate" DeHaven Rolfe 1860–1939
     Emma DeHaven Stevenson 1862–1934
Children
     Helen Norris DeHaven 1890–1966
     Edwin Jesse DeHaven 1892–1905
     Col Louis Glass DeHaven 1894–1985
Maintained by: Joe Patterson
Originally Created by: Krystal Wilson
Added: Jul 2, 2009
Find a Grave Memorial ID: 38977966.

     Priscilla Franklin Croswell was born circa 1780 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA.¹ She married Reuben Parks, son of John Parks (Sr.) and Mary "Polly" Evans, on 18 September 1805 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA,
;
Record 1: Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1740-1850

Record 2: Virginia, U.S., Select Marriages, 1785-1940
Priscilla Franklin Croswell died in 1840 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA.¹
      ;
Many Ancestry trees show a marriage of this Reuben PARKS to a Priscilla Franklin CROSWELL There is evidence for sucha a marriage on 18 Sept 1805 in Accomack, VA. By modern Google maps, the capitals of these counties are about a 20 hour walk apart, so this is not impossible.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/EkSSVZTKki9kYjRS9.¹

Priscilla Franklin Croswell and Reuben Parks appeared in the census of 8 August 1810 at Great Annamessex, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
1810 United States Federal Census
There are multiple PARKS and EVANS households on this page, along with charles PARKS #100471.
Line     Name
15     Thomas EVANS
17     Peter EVANS
18     Rhubin (Reuben?) PARKS
19     Solomon EVANS
20     Charles PARKS <-- poss. Reuben's #71532 brother
21     John PARKS <-- poss. Reuben's #71532 brother
22     Arthur PARKS

p. 309, line 18
The older woman in this census might be Priscilla's mother or an older sister of either Reuben or Priscilla

Priscilla Franklin Croswell and Reuben Parks appeared in the census of 7 August 1820 at Election District 3, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
1820 United States Federal Census
There are three PARKS households on this census page:
Line     Name
4     John PARKS <-- father of Reuben #71532 (line 8) and Charles #100471 (line 6)
6     Charles PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Reuben #71532 (line 8)
8     Ruben PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Charles #100471 (line 6)
     In the 1820 and 1830 censuses, Reuben's father is listed as "John PARKS". In the 1820 census (p. 433, line 4). The same tree also shows two brothers of Reuben named Charles PARKS (1755-1753) and John PARKS (1778-1862), so these other two PARKS households are likely related to Reuben: his father and brother or two brothers.
     Interestingly, there is a William CROSWELL (line 7) on the same page, who could be a relative of Ruben's wife Priscilla (CROSWELL).
There are also four EVANS households on the same page:
Line     Name
16     Elizabeth EVANS
17     Zachariah EVANS
18     Sarah EVANS
19     Peter EVANS
     Some Ancestry family trees such as the Craig Family Tree show Reuben Parks' mother to have been an EVANS: Mary Polly EVANS (1761-1832, dau. of a Richard EVANS (1738-1824). Mary Polly EVANS married Reuben's father, John Charles PARKS (1756-1847).

p. 433, line 8

     John Parks (Sr.) was born on 6 October 1756 at Smith Island, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
Per Walczyk: On 6 October 1756 Job and Mary Parks had John PARKS of Job Sr in Somerset Co, MD (Dryden Leslie, Families of Smith, p 12).^4,3 He married Mary "Polly" Evans, daughter of Richard "Old Dickie" Evans and Mary "Molly" Crockett, circa 1774
;
Per Walczyk, she was his 1st wife of 2 wives.
Milesfiles cites: [S963] Gail Marie Walczyk, Walczyk, Research Files, (Peter's Row Publishing, 27 Thomas Street, Coram, NY 11727), 4 Dec 2008 Email from Gail on Tangier Families, 963.
Per Walcsyk: Job Parks of Arthur elder and Mary Parks Sr's son John Parks married Mary "Polly" EVANS of Richard circa 1774.^1,4,5,3 Marriage banns for John Parks (Sr.) and Polly Phillips were published on 29 October 1832 at Accomack Co., Maryland, USA;
Per Walczyk: On 29 October 1832 in Accomack Co., VA John PARKS of Job Sr applied for a marriage license bond to marry Polly PHILLIPS. Reuben PARKS of John was surity (Turman, Nora Miller., Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, Recorded in Bonds, Licenses and Ministers' Returns (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 1994<), p 221 (hereafter cited as Turman, Nora Miller, Marriage Records).³ John Parks (Sr.) married Polly Phillips on 29 October 1832 at Hog Neck, Maryland/Virginia State Line, USA.³

John Parks (Sr.) died in 1846.⁴
     Reference:
Milesfiles cites:

; Ancestors of Reuben PARKs #100436 based on Craig Family Tree.¹ EDV-4.

;
The children of John PARKS #100438 and Mary "Polly" EVANS #100439 (attached image).
Excerpt from the book The Parks of the Chesapeake by Gail M. Walczyk, 2005.⁶

;
Per Walczyk:
John PARKS of Job Sr was born in Somerset Co, MD on 6 October 1756 (Dryden Leslie, Families of Smith, p 12). He married Mary "Polly" EVANS of Richard circa 1774. It was undocumented. Mary "Polly" Evans was born on Smith's Island, Maryland Hog Neck circa 1762. She was the daughter of Richard EVANS of John younger and Molly CROCKETT of Joseph.
Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard died before 29 October 1832.
On this date John Parks married Mary Phillips.
On 13 August 1775 John Parks and Mary Evans had Charles PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD (Jacob Parks' Plot, Deal's Island MD; Researched by Rebecca F. Miller, Princess Anne MD: Miller's Choice. (hereafter cited as Jacob Parks' Plot, Deal's Island).
Circa 1778 John Parks and Mary Evans had John PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
Circa 1780 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans had Reuben PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD. (Note: Reuben was placed as the son of John due to preponderance of evidence.
John Parks enlisted in the military in 1780 in Somerset Co, MD in the Henry Miles' Company (Clements, S. Eugene & Wright, F. Edward., The Maryland Militia In The Revolutionary War (Westminister MD: Family Line Publications, 1994), p 221 (hereafter cited as Clements, S. Eugene & Wright, F. Edward, Maryland Militia).
In 1783 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans had Polly PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD. Circa 1785 John Parks and Mary Evans of Richard had Jemima PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
Circa 1790 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard had Abel PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans's son Charles Parks married Brittannia BRADSHAW of Richard circa 1795.
On 14 March 1796 in Somerset Co, MD John Parks bought "Hog's Neck and 25 acres of "Pitchcraft" from Job PARKS Sr. of Arthur elder (Somerset County Maryland, Deeds, 0-31:337).
Circa 1797 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard had Judah PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
He witnessed the will of Richard EVANS of John on 3 April 1800 in Accomack Co., VA. It was probated on 28 June 1824 (Accomack County, Will Book, 13:20).
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard's daughter Polly Parks married John EVANS of Francis about 24 June 1806.
John Parks was listed as one of Elijah EVANS of Nathan Evans's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Powell, Jody., Somerset County 1810, 1820, 1840 Census (Roanoke, Texas: Jody Powell, 1991), p 31 (hereafter cited as Powell, Jody, Somerset 1810, 1820 & 1840 Census).
John Parks was listed as the head of a family in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks was listed as one of Josiah THOMAS's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks was listed as one of James SPENCE of John's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard's daughter Judah Parks married Revell EVANS of Elijah about 31 January 1818.
John Parks was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Somerset Co, MD.
John Parks was listed as one of Abel PARKS of John's nearest neighbors on the 1820 Census in Somerset Co, MD.
He John PARKS married Polly PHILLIPS about 29 October 1832 on Hog Neck, MD - VA, State Line. Polly Phillips was born circa 1790. On 29 October 1832 in Accomack Co., VA John PARKS of Job Sr applied for a marriage license bond to marry Polly PHILLIPS. Reuben PARKS of John was surity (Turman, Nora Miller., Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, Recorded in Bonds, Licenses and Ministers' Returns (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 1994<), p 221 (hereafter cited as Turman, Nora Miller, Marriage Records).³
John Parks (Sr.) was mentioned in a land transaction on 14 April 1796 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
Per Walczyk: "On 14 March 1796 in Somerset Co, MD John PARKS of Job bought "Hog's Neck and 25 acres of "Pitchcraft" from Job PARKS Sr. of Arthur elder (Somerset County Maryland Deeds., Somerset County Maryland Court House (Princess Anne MD), 0-31:337 (hereafter cited as Somerset County Maryland, Deeds)."³

John Parks (Sr.) and Mary "Polly" Evans appeared in the census of 1800 at Islands, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
This is one of two census listings that I have found which might be for John PARKS, SE. 100438. One is in the 'Islands," somerset Co., MD. the second is in Accomack Co., VA. Geographically, these are not so far apart. There is some evidence of John having been in Somerset Co., from birthin1756 to a land transaction on 14 April 1796. His sister, and her husband, James and Elizabeth (PARKS) SPENCE, seemed to have remained in Somerset Co., while his brother, Job PARKS, Jr. apparently settled in Accomack Co., VA around 1800. Again there are records for the name "Job PARKS" from both Somerset Co. and Accomack Co. for the same years.

The presence of multiple EVANS families on the same two 1800 federal census pages for Islands, Somerset Co., MD also lends credence to the likelihood that this is the same John PARKS and his son, John PARKS, Jr. on this page. John Sr. is listed between a James SPENCE (likely his brother-in-law) and John Jr. (his son. There are also many intermarriages between the PARKS and EVANS families, including John Sr.'s own wife (Mary "Polly EVANS), his brother Job's wife (Rhoda EVANS), and one of his sons-in-law and a daughter-in-law. There are two other PARKS, a Richard and a Charles (Charles might be one of John Sr.'s other sons), and one CROCKETT.

Islands, Somerset Co., MD
1800 United States Federal Census
It is not clear who the older woman in this household might be, but the other older male and female match John and Mary (EVANS) PARKS Sr. John PARKS #100438 is next door to a younger John PARKS, possibly his son, John Jr. #100619.
p. 42, line 20

Accomack Co., VA
Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890


John Parks (Sr.) witnessed the will of Richard "Old Dickie" Evans on 3 April 1800 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Witnesses: Josiah Evans, John Parks, Benjamin Evans.^9,5,10

John Parks (Sr.) and Mary "Polly" Evans appeared in the census of 1810 at Accomack, Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
There are three John PARKS on this page 118, along with aleast five other PARKS. Ancesry has transcirbe some of the names as "PARKER", but to me they all but perhaps 1 seem to be "PARKS".
I believe tht the Johns on lines 3 and 4 actually read PARKS and are, respectiely, John PARKS Senr #100438 (b 1756) and his son, John PARKS Junr #100639 (b ca1776).

1810 United States Federal Census
p. 118, Line 3

John Parks (Sr.) and Mary "Polly" Evans appeared in the census of 7 August 1820 at Election District 3, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
1820 United States Federal Census
There are three PARKS households on these two pages (pp. 432-4)
Line     Name
4     John PARKS <-- father of Reuben #71532 (line 8) and Charles #100471 (line 6)
6     Charles PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Reuben #71532 (line 8)
8     Ruben PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Charles #100471 (line 6)
     In the 1820 and 1830 censuses, Reuben's father is listed as "John PARKS". In the 1820 census (p. 433, line 4). The same tree also shows two brothers of Reuben named Charles PARKS (1755-1753) and John PARKS (1778-1862), so these other two PARKS households are likely related to Reuben: his father and brother or two brothers.
     Interestingly, there is a William CROSWELL (line 7) on the same page, who could be a relative of Ruben's wife Priscilla (CROSWELL).
There are also four EVANS households on the same page:
Line     Name
16     Elizabeth EVANS
17     Zachariah EVANS
18     Sarah EVANS
19     Peter EVANS
     Some Ancestry family trees such as the Craig Family Tree show Reuben Parks' mother to have been an EVANS: Mary Polly EVANS (1761-1832, dau. of a Richard EVANS (1738-1824). Mary Polly EVANS married Reuben's father, John Charles PARKS (1756-1847).

p. 433, line 14
John is next dorr to his son, Abel PARKS #100621.

John Parks (Sr.) and Mary "Polly" Evans appeared in the census of 1 June 1830 at Accomack Parish, Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
1830 United States Federal Census
     There are John PARKS housholds listed in the 1830 federal census for Baltimore, Dorcheser, and Kent Counties., MD and in Accomack Co., VA. My understanding is that John PARKS Sr. # 100438 was born in Somerset Co., MD and that his son, John PARKS Jr. #100619 was also born there. Both were probably "watermen" (oyster fishermen).
     In 1830, John PARKS Sr. # 100438 (born) 1756) would have been ca 74 years old and classified in the census as aged 70-79. John PARKS Jr. #100619 (b. ca 1776) would have been ca 53 years old and classified in the census as aged 50-59.
     The PARKS and EVANS families intermarried multiple times over several generations. John PARKS Sr. # 100438 married an EVANS and had an EVANS brother-in-law and two EVANS sons-inlaw. Thus the presence of other EVANS families in the same census area (even the same census page) lends some support to the idea that a John PARKS on that same page might be either John PARKS Sr. # 100438 or John PARKS Jr. #100619.

Maryland
     There are no John PARKS listed in the 1830 census for Somerset Co., MD, but there are a total of three in Maryland: one in Dorchester Co., one in Kent Co., and one in Baltimore Co.
     Thus, it is possible that John PARKS Jr. #100619 moved to Kent Co. sometime

Accomack Co., Virginia
There are two John PARKS's in the 1830 federal census for Accomack Co., VA. One is a "John Parks Sr." and the other is a John D. PARKS". They are side-by-side on the same page. (lines 226 and 27 on p. 347). There are a total of ten PARKS (PARKES) households on this census page, which is in alphabetical order, so does not necessarily represent physical proximity. Two of those listed (a Charles and one of the other John's) might be sons. of John PARKS Sr. #100438. Since the page is in alphabeticl order, there are no EVANS families on the same page, but

p. 347, line 26
John Parks (Sr.) was mentioned in a land transaction on 5 July 1834 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
Per Walczyk: On 5 July 1834 in Somerset Co, MD David BRADSHAW of Littleton bought 3 acres of "Hog's Neck" and 1/2 acres with the Mill from John PARKS of Job Sr (Somerset County Maryland, Deeds, GH7 0-57:381).³
John Parks (Sr.) was mentioned in a land transaction on 25 May 1835 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
Per Walczyk: On 25 May 1835 in Somerset Co, MD Hughard CROCKETT of Jesse bought 6 acres of "Old Field" on Smith's Island from John PARKS of Job Sr (Somerset County Maryland, Deeds, GH8 0-58:33).

John Parks (Sr.) appeared in the census of 1840 at Lower District, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
1840 United States Federal Census
there are multiple EVANS and other related families on this page.
p. 251, line 21
John Parks (Sr.) was mentioned in a land transaction on 8 March 1840 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
Per Walczyk: On 8 March 1840 in Somerset Co, MD Elijah EVANS of Elijah bought 12 acres called "Head of the Creek", on Smith's Island from John PARKS of Job Sr (Somerset County Maryland, Deeds, LHO-60:276).³
John Parks (Sr.) was mentioned in a land transaction on 1 July 1840 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA,
Memo:
Per Walczyk: On 1 July 1840 in Somerset Co, MD James Harvey HOFFMAN of James bought lands situated on "Hog's Neck" from John PARKS of Job Sr (Ibid., LHO-60:378). John Parks died circa 1841 (Walcyzk, Gail M., Deposition, p 31).³

;
See attached images of a report published in 1873 which interviewed a nephew of John Parks and recounts some of his information. The date of this particular interview is not given.¹⁴

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Per Walczyk:
In the Deposition of Witnesses taken on 31 May 1872 on Horse Hummock, at the Maryland - Virginia, State Line to adjust the State Line Johnson EVANS of John speaks about John PARKS of Job Sr and states that he heard where his grandfather said the line was (Walcyzk, Gail M., Deposition, p 26).

In the Deposition of Witnesses taken on 3 June 1872 in Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD to adjust the State Line Henry L. DIZE of Daniel speaks about John PARKS of Job Sr and states among other things that John Parks was the brother of Job (Ibid., p 27).

In the Deposition of Witnesses taken on 4 June 1872 in Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD to adjust the State Line John SPENCE of James speaks about John PARKS of Job Sr and states that John was his mother's own brother (Ibid., p 30).

In the Deposition of Witnesses taken on 4 June 1872 in Crisfield, Somerset Co, MD to adjust the State Line John SPENCE of James speaks about John PARKS of Job Sr and states among other things John Parks told him his age (Ibid., p 31).³

     Mary "Polly" Evans was born circa 1767 at Shanks, below Smith Island, Accomack Co., Virginia, USA; Ancestry Trees say DOB 1761. MilesFiles says ca 1767.^1,6,4,2 She married John Parks (Sr.), son of Job Parks (Sr.) and Mary G. Bradshaw, circa 1774
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Per Walczyk, she was his 1st wife of 2 wives.
Milesfiles cites: [S963] Gail Marie Walczyk, Walczyk, Research Files, (Peter's Row Publishing, 27 Thomas Street, Coram, NY 11727), 4 Dec 2008 Email from Gail on Tangier Families, 963.
Per Walcsyk: Job Parks of Arthur elder and Mary Parks Sr's son John Parks married Mary "Polly" EVANS of Richard circa 1774.^1,7,2,8
Mary "Polly" Evans died before 29 October 1832 at Smith Island, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
Milefiles cites: [S1955] Rob Hall (C.R.V. Hall), laien@aol.com, Additions & Corrections to MilesFiles, 1955.^6,1,4,2,8
     EDV-4.

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Per Walczyk:
John PARKS of Job Sr was born in Somerset Co, MD on 6 October 1756 (Dryden Leslie, Families of Smith, p 12). He married Mary "Polly" EVANS of Richard circa 1774. It was undocumented. Mary "Polly" Evans was born on Smith's Island, Maryland Hog Neck circa 1762. She was the daughter of Richard EVANS of John younger and Molly CROCKETT of Joseph.
Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard died before 29 October 1832.
On this date John Parks married Mary Phillips.
On 13 August 1775 John Parks and Mary Evans had Charles PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD (Jacob Parks' Plot, Deal's Island MD; Researched by Rebecca F. Miller, Princess Anne MD: Miller's Choice. (hereafter cited as Jacob Parks' Plot, Deal's Island).
Circa 1778 John Parks and Mary Evans had John PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
Circa 1780 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans had Reuben PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD. (Note: Reuben was placed as the son of John due to preponderance of evidence.
John Parks enlisted in the military in 1780 in Somerset Co, MD in the Henry Miles' Company (Clements, S. Eugene & Wright, F. Edward., The Maryland Militia In The Revolutionary War (Westminister MD: Family Line Publications, 1994), p 221 (hereafter cited as Clements, S. Eugene & Wright, F. Edward, Maryland Militia).
In 1783 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans had Polly PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD. Circa 1785 John Parks and Mary Evans of Richard had Jemima PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
Circa 1790 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard had Abel PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans's son Charles Parks married Brittannia BRADSHAW of Richard circa 1795.
On 14 March 1796 in Somerset Co, MD John Parks bought "Hog's Neck and 25 acres of "Pitchcraft" from Job PARKS Sr. of Arthur elder (Somerset County Maryland, Deeds, 0-31:337).
Circa 1797 John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard had Judah PARKS of John in Somerset Co, MD.
He witnessed the will of Richard EVANS of John on 3 April 1800 in Accomack Co., VA. It was probated on 28 June 1824 (Accomack County, Will Book, 13:20).
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard's daughter Polly Parks married John EVANS of Francis about 24 June 1806.
John Parks was listed as one of Elijah EVANS of Nathan Evans's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Powell, Jody., Somerset County 1810, 1820, 1840 Census (Roanoke, Texas: Jody Powell, 1991), p 31 (hereafter cited as Powell, Jody, Somerset 1810, 1820 & 1840 Census).
John Parks was listed as the head of a family in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks was listed as one of Josiah THOMAS's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks was listed as one of James SPENCE of John's nearest neighbors in the 1810 Census in Somerset Co, MD (Ibid., p 31).
John Parks and Mary "Polly" Evans of Richard's daughter Judah Parks married Revell EVANS of Elijah about 31 January 1818.
John Parks was listed as the head of a family on the 1820 Census in Somerset Co, MD.
John Parks was listed as one of Abel PARKS of John's nearest neighbors on the 1820 Census in Somerset Co, MD.
He John PARKS married Polly PHILLIPS about 29 October 1832 on Hog Neck, MD - VA, State Line. Polly Phillips was born circa 1790. On 29 October 1832 in Accomack Co., VA John PARKS of Job Sr applied for a marriage license bond to marry Polly PHILLIPS. Reuben PARKS of John was surity (Turman, Nora Miller., Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia 1776-1854, Recorded in Bonds, Licenses and Ministers' Returns (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 1994<), p 221 (hereafter cited as Turman, Nora Miller, Marriage Records).⁸

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The children of John PARKS #100438 and Mary "Polly" EVANS #100439 (attached image).
Excerpt from the book The Parks of the Chesapeake by Gail M. Walczyk, 2005.⁹

Reference:
MilesFiles Sources:

; Ancestors of Reuben PARKs #100436 based on Craig Family Tree.¹ She and Richard "Old Dickie" Evans were Research Issues See Full family tree for more on this EVANS and related lines

Also Probate record for Richard EVANS

and attached EVANS Thrulines matches.^{10,11,12,13,4,14}

Mary "Polly" Evans and John Parks (Sr.) appeared in the census of 1800 at Islands, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
This is one of two census listings that I have found which might be for John PARKS, SE. 100438. One is in the 'Islands," somerset Co., MD. the second is in Accomack Co., VA. Geographically, these are not so far apart. There is some evidence of John having been in Somerset Co., from birthin1756 to a land transaction on 14 April 1796. His sister, and her husband, James and Elizabeth (PARKS) SPENCE, seemed to have remained in Somerset Co., while his brother, Job PARKS, Jr. apparently settled in Accomack Co., VA around 1800. Again there are records for the name "Job PARKS" from both Somerset Co. and Accomack Co. for the same years.

The presence of multiple EVANS families on the same two 1800 federal census pages for Islands, Somerset Co., MD also lends credence to the likelihood that this is the same John PARKS and his son, John PARKS, Jr. on this page. John Sr. is listed between a James SPENCE (likely his brother-in-law) and John Jr. (his son. There are also many intermarriages between the PARKS and EVANS families, including John Sr.'s own wife (Mary "Polly EVANS), his brother Job's wife (Rhoda EVANS), and one of his sons-in-law and a daughter-in-law. There are two other PARKS, a Richard and a Charles (Charles might be one of John Sr.'s other sons), and one CROCKETT.

Islands, Somerset Co., MD
1800 United States Federal Census
It is not clear who the older woman in this household might be, but the other older male and female match John and Mary (EVANS) PARKS Sr. John PARKS #100438 is next door to a younger John PARKS, possibly his son, John Jr. #100619.
p. 42, line 20

Accomack Co., VA
Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890

Mary "Polly" Evans is mentioned in the will of Richard "Old Dickie" Evans on 3 April 1800 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Witnesses: Josiah Evans, John Parks, Benjamin Evans.^17,2,18

Mary "Polly" Evans and John Parks (Sr.) appeared in the census of 1810 at Accomack, Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
There are three John PARKS on this page 118, along with aleast five other PARKS. Ancesry has transcirbe some of the names as "PARKER", but to me they all but perhaps 1 seem to be "PARKS".
I believe tht the Johns on lines 3 and 4 actually read PARKS and are, respectiely, John PARKS Senr #100438 (b 1756) and his son, John PARKS Junr #100639 (b ca1776).

1810 United States Federal Census
p. 118, Line 3

Mary "Polly" Evans and John Parks (Sr.) appeared in the census of 7 August 1820 at Election District 3, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
1820 United States Federal Census
There are three PARKS households on these two pages (pp. 432-4)
Line     Name
4     John PARKS <-- father of Reuben #71532 (line 8) and Charles #100471 (line 6)
6     Charles PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Reuben #71532 (line 8)
8     Ruben PARKS <-- Son of John PARKS #100438 (line 4), brother of Charles #100471 (line 6)
     In the 1820 and 1830 censuses, Reuben's father is listed as "John PARKS". In the 1820 census (p. 433, line 4). The same tree also shows two brothers of Reuben named Charles PARKS (1755-1753) and John PARKS (1778-1862), so these other two PARKS households are likely related to Reuben: his father and brother or two brothers.
     Interestingly, there is a William CROSWELL (line 7) on the same page, who could be a relative of Ruben's wife Priscilla (CROSWELL).
There are also four EVANS households on the same page:
Line     Name
16     Elizabeth EVANS
17     Zachariah EVANS
18     Sarah EVANS
19     Peter EVANS
     Some Ancestry family trees such as the Craig Family Tree show Reuben Parks' mother to have been an EVANS: Mary Polly EVANS (1761-1832, dau. of a Richard EVANS (1738-1824). Mary Polly EVANS married Reuben's father, John Charles PARKS (1756-1847).

p. 433, line 14
John is next dorr to his son, Abel PARKS #100621.

Mary "Polly" Evans and John Parks (Sr.) appeared in the census of 1 June 1830 at Accomack Parish, Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
1830 United States Federal Census
     There are John PARKS housholds listed in the 1830 federal census for Baltimore, Dorcheser, and Kent Counties., MD and in Accomack Co., VA. My understanding is that John PARKS Sr. # 100438 was born in Somerset Co., MD and that his son, John PARKS Jr. #100619 was also born there. Both were probably "watermen" (oyster fishermen).
     In 1830, John PARKS Sr. # 100438 (born) 1756) would have been ca 74 years old and classified in the census as aged 70-79. John PARKS Jr. #100619 (b. ca 1776) would have been ca 53 years old and classified in the census as aged 50-59.
     The PARKS and EVANS families intermarried multiple times over several generations. John PARKS Sr. # 100438 married an EVANS and had an EVANS brother-in-law and two EVANS sons-inlaw. Thus the presence of other EVANS families in the same census area (even the same census page) lends some support to the idea that a John PARKS on that same page might be either John PARKS Sr. # 100438 or John PARKS Jr. #100619.

Maryland
     There are no John PARKS listed in the 1830 census for Somerset Co., MD, but there are a total of three in Maryland: one in Dorchester Co., one in Kent Co., and one in Baltimore Co.
     Thus, it is possible that John PARKS Jr. #100619 moved to Kent Co. sometime

Accomack Co., Virginia
There are two John PARKS's in the 1830 federal census for Accomack Co., VA. One is a "John Parks Sr." and the other is a John D. PARKS". They are side-by-side on the same page. (lines 226 and 27 on p. 347). There are a total of ten PARKS (PARKES) households on this census page, which is in alphabetical order, so does not necessarily represent physical proximity. Two of those listed (a Charles and one of the other John's) might be sons. of John PARKS Sr. #100438. Since the page is in alphabeticl order, there are no EVANS families on the same page, but

p. 347, line 26

     Richard "Old Dickie" Evans was born circa 1738 at Smith Island, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA; Craig and Harvel trees cite no sources for DOB or POB.^1,6,3 He married Jemima Tyler in 1758.⁷
Richard "Old Dickie" Evans married Mary "Molly" Crockett, daughter of Joseph Crockett Sr. and Anna Evans, circa 1765 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA.^1,6,3,8


His estate was probated on 29 March 1824 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA,
;
     "At a court held for Accomack County on the 29th day of March 1824 this last will and testament of Richard Evans dec'd was partlyu proved by the oath of John Parks a witness there to.
     At a court held for Accomack County on the 18th day of June 1824 this last will and testament of Richard Evans dec's was fully provd ty the aoth of Josiah Evans a witness there to and ordered to be recorded."⁹
Richard "Old Dickie" Evans died on 28 June 1824 at Smith Island, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA; Craig and Harvel trees cite no sources for DOD or POD.^1,9,6
     He and Mary "Polly" Evans were Research Issues See Full family tree for more on this EVANS and related lines

Also Probate record for Richard EVANS

and attached EVANS Thrulines matches.^{10,11,12,2,13,14}

; Ancestors of Reuben PARKs #100436 based on Craig Family Tree.¹ EDV-5.
In John Evans (III)'s will dated 20 November 1752 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA, Richard "Old Dickie" Evans was named as an heir;
Per MilesFiles: "In his will John Evans gave to wife Arrabella (Extr) lands during widowhood, then to son John the plantation were I live, 200 acres. To son Nathan 100 acres, tract North End, after death to grandson Thomas Evans (under 21). To Solomon Evans, Richard Evans, Tabitha Parks, Comfort Mister, Leah Evans, Rachel Evans & Ann Crockett. Thomas Tylor Extr. Witt: Solomon Bird, Thomas Tylor & David Bird."
Source: [S2152] Dryden, Ruth - Som Wills, 1750-1772, (Ruth T. Dryden, 2414 Front St. #25, San Diego, CA 92101), p. 18 (will of John Evans, wife Arrabella), 2152.¹⁵

Richard "Old Dickie" Evans began military service in November 1777 at Revolutionary War, Virginia, USA,
U.S., Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783

Richard "Old Dickie" Evans and Richard "Young Dickey" Evans appeared in the census of 1800 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
Listings are found in the 1800 federal census for Richard EVANS in both Accomack Co., VA and in the census location of "Islands", Somerset Co., MD. Accomack Cu. and Somerset Co. border each other and each includes several Chesapeake Bay islands where these families lived, including Tangier Island in Accomack Co., and Smith Island in Somerset Co. However the borders of the two counties were last surveyed in 1924. I have not information on whether the EVANS family I am investigating, specifically Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 and his son Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464, were listed as being in the Accomack Co., VA records compiled by Ancestry or in the Somerset Co, MD images that were filmed and are also posted by Ancestry.
     There are four Richard EVANS listed in the 1800 census in VA and four in MD. There are no household age or gender details in the Ancestry compiled census records, so it is impossible to determine which Richrads these listings mght relate to.
     I would like to believe that Accomack was small enough that at least two of these were Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 and his son Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464, both of who were alive in 1800 and apparently living in Accomack Co. (based on other evidence.

Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890
Compiled Census Listing #1:

Compiled Census Listing #2:

Compiled Census Listing #3:

Compiled Census Listing #4:

Richard "Old Dickie" Evans left a will on 3 April 1800 at Accomack Co., Virginia, USA;
Virginia, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1652-1900
Witnesses: Josiah Evans, John Parks, Benjamin Evans.^9,18,19

Richard "Old Dickie" Evans appeared in the census of 4 August 1800 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
Listings are found in the 1800 federal census for Richard EVANS in both Accomack Co., VA and in the census location of "Islands", Somerset Co., MD. Accomack Cu. and Somerset Co. border each other and each includes several Chesapeake Bay islands where these families lived, including Tangier Island in Accomack Co., and Smith Island in Somerset Co. However the borders of the two counties were last surveyed in 1924. I have no information on whether the EVANS family I am investigating, specifically Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 and his son Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464, were listed as being in the Accomack Co., VA records compiled by Ancestry or in the Somerset Co, MD images that were filmed and are also posted by Ancestry. I have also identified a third Richard EVANS #100521 who was aparently on Smith Island in Somerset Co., MD in 1800. This third Richard was the first counsin once removed of Richard #100440 and second cousing of Richard #100464 (and first cousin of his wife !). I don't have enough information on this third Richard's household to evaluate in a detailedmanner, but it is highly likely that he is one of four Richard EVANS record here.
     Futhermore, there are eight other EVANS households on this page (for a total of twelve), two PARKS households, and one CROCKETT household, out of a total of 26 householdsoln the page. To put this in some perspective:
     There are three Richard EVANS listed in the 1800 census in Somerset Co., MD. and and one Richard EVANS "Jr.". All four listings are on the same census page.The census images show the age/gender breakdowns for the four households reported in MD. The age/gender data allow us to identify one of the four as possibly Richard Sr #100440 and XXX as possibly Richard Jr. #100464. In 1800:
     Their wives also provide information to possibly identify the corect households:
     Based on the ages of the oldest male in each household, only one of the MD listings might be Richard Sr #100440 (Census Listing #1), but it is a poor match. Paradoxically, this is the one listing for a "Richard EVANS Jr." The other three listings might be Richard Jr. #100464 based on the recorded ages for the oldest male in the household. However, the oldest female enumberated in Census Listing #1 is recorded too young to have been Richard Sr #100440's wife, Mary (CROCKETT).
     Of the remaining three census llistings, Listing #2 is in my assessment the best, though imperfect match for Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464. Listing #4 is a possible match (except for the large number o fmissing children. Listing #4 is in my assessment the least likely match for Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464.

1800 United States Federal Census
Census Image #1: Possible Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 ? <- POSSIBLE
p. 36, line 16
Analysis: The age of the oldest male matches John and the ages for two chilren (William and Rachel) match. The age is wrong for Riichard Sr.'s wife, Mary is wrong by around 25 or more years and two sons are do not match the known chidren's by age.

Census Image #2: Possible Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464 ? <- POSSIBLE
p. 36, line 2
Analysis: If one assumes that Richard #100464 might have ad three unmarried sisters or some unidentified daughters, this household seems close to the fact I have recorded so far for Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464.

Census Image #3: Possible Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464 ? <- UNLIKELY
p. 36, line 21
Analysis: This household could also match Richard #100464,except for the fact that this Richard apparently had four or five chilren born by 1800 (3 sons and 1 or 2 daughters) and is would have been odd that so many small chilren would have been left out.

Census Image #4: Possible Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464 ? <- POSSIBLE
p. 36, line 22
Analysis: This listing is similar to Listing #2 (above), with one fewer matching child and a missing young daughter (Rachel b. c1798) and missing young son (Teagle c1796 or Peter 1799 - only one son of this is recorded).²⁰

Richard "Old Dickie" Evans appeared in the census of 1810 at Islands, Somerset Co., Maryland, USA;
Listings for a Richard EVANS are found ijn both the Accomack Co., VA and in "Islands", Somerset Co., MD. these counties border each other and each includes several Chesapeake Bay islands where these families lived, including Smith Island and Tangier Island. Today, Smith Island is in Somerset Co., MD, while Tangier Island is in Accomack Co., VA. However the borders of the two counties were last surveyed in 1924. I have not information on whether the EVANS family I am investigating, specifically Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 and his son Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464, were listed as being in the Accomack Co., VA records compiled by Ancestry or in the Somerset Co, MD images that were filmed and are also posted by Ancestry. I have also identified a third Richard EVANS #100521 who was aparently on Smith Island in Somerset Co., MD in 1800.
     There are four Richard EVANS listed in the 1800 census in VA and four in MD.
There are no details in the Ancestry compiled census records, so it is impossible to determine which Richrads these listings mght relate to. The census images do show the age/gender breakdowns for the four households reported in MD.
     I would like to believe that Accomack was small enough that at least two of these were Richard "Old Dickie" EVANS #100440 and his son Richard "Young Dickie" EVANS #100464, both of who were alive in 1800 and apparently living in Accomack Co. (based on other evidence.
     The age/gender data allow us to identify XXX of the four as possibly Richard Sr #100440 and Richard Jr. #100464. In 1800:
Based on the ages of the oldest male in each household, one of the MD listings might be Richard Sr #100440 (Listing #1). The other three listings might be Richard Jr. #100464. The ages of the the oldest female help sort the listings further.

Virginia, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1800-1890
Compiled Census Listing #1:

Compiled Census Listing #2:

Compiled Census Listing #3:

Compiled Census Listing #4:

1800 United States Federal Census
Census Image #1:

Census Image #2:


Census Image #3:


Census Image #4.²¹