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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.
- The late Thomas Evans married a Miss Daniel, a Virginia lady, a most excellent woman, and a woman of more than ordinary culture for her day and time ; the fruits of this marriage were ten sons and one daughter. The father, Thomas Evans, was quite a prominent man in his day-Representative and Senator from his county in the State Legislature, Commissioner in Equity, and a useful man generally ; he died in middle life- I think, in 1845 ; the names of his sons, as remembered, were Chesly D., Thomas, Nathan G., James, Beverly, Jackson, William, Asa, Alfred and Woodson ; the daughter, Sarah, who married R. L. Singletary, on the west side of Great Pee Dee, who has children grown and married.
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Another son. Captain A. L. Evans, now Deputy Clerk of the Court, of Thomas Evans (senior), volunteered early in the war, and remained in it to the last, a gallant soldier, contending for the rights of his section ; he was Adjutant in his brother's, N. G. Evans, brigade, and went through all the battles in which it was engaged during the war, from Virginia to Mississippi, always at his post and did his full duty; he married a daughter of the late Horatio McClenaghan, and by her has had five children, two sons and three daughters; one daughter married. ;
!CENSUS:1850 Marion Dist., SC Marion Village # 1812/1819 Boarding House
Jane B. Evans 54 ~ $8000 NC
Thomas 28 Lawyer Marion
Andrew 22 School Teacher
Alfred 20 Farming
James 18
Asa 16 Printing
William 14
Sarah 10
Woodson 8
Cunnigham McClenneghan 21 Law Student Canada
Joseph R. N. Tenchet 28 Printer Charleston
John C. Sutherland 35 School Teacher NC
Archibald Q. McDuffie 35 Lawyer SC
John McRae 32 Rail R. Clerk NC
William McDuffie 16 Printer SC
Alexander Fryar 18 Printer SC;
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1834 - Aft 1850 (> 17 years) Has 9 ancestors but no descendants in this family tree.