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- !REFERENCE: A History of Marion County, South Carolina From Its Earliest Times to the Present, 1901, by W. W. Sellers, Esq., of the Marion Bar. 1902. pp. 125-135.
- Nathan Evans, a younger brother of General Evans, and a grand-son of the first old Nathan, was 'born in 1805 ; was a worthy man and an excellent citizen ; a gentleman of fine taste, affable and very popular with everybody; he married a Miss Baker, below Marion, a daughter of William and. Annise Baker ; by whom he had four children, two sons, William B. and Nathan, and two daughters, Lizzie and Ann Eliza. The Baker wife died. After a reasonable time, he married again. Miss Harriet Braddy, of upper Marion; by her he had four children, two sons, Julius and Lawrence, and two daughters, Martha, called "Pat," and Fannie. His second wife died about 1878 or 1879, of cancer; she suffered for a long time the most intense agonies. He married no more, lived on his farm until 12th February, 1885, when he, too, passed away. ;
!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC # 1080/1085
Nathan Evans 42 Farmer $20,000 Marion
Harriet 32
Elizabeth 16
William 12
Ellen 10
Nathan 5
William J. Dickson 30 Carpenter;
!NAMED-WILL: 3 Oct 1853 Marion Dist., SC
Martha Braddy
son Tristram B. Braddy
son William W. Braddy
son Robert B. Braddy
dau Harriet Evans
granddaughters
Martha E. McKay
Ellen L. McKay
my children
Elizabeth Williams
Harriet Evans
Tristram B. Braddy
William W. Braddy
Robert Braddy
Martha E. McKay
Ellen L. McKay
deceased son Luton C. Braddy
Executor smy sons Tristram B. Braddy and Robert B. Braddy and friend W. W. Harllee
S: Martha (her mark) Braddy
W: A. W. Bethea, S. M. Stevenson, D. W. Bethea
Recorded 18 Oct 1853;
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