Jane was the oldest of seven known children of Reynold & Mary (George) Howell. The family came to America in 1718. So, all of her siblings except for her sister Elizabeth were born in Wales.
In 1722 Jane married John Evans. The couple had 6 children:
1. Mary, 1724-1752, m. Evan Rice, 2 ch
2. Lydia, 1726-1746
3. John Jr, 1728-1789, m. Mary Jones, 4 ch
4. Evan, 1732-1794, m. Margaret Nivin, 10 ch
5. George, 1734-1818, m. Rachel Gilpin, 8 ch
6. Peter, 1736-1822, m Rachel Evans, 6 ch
While no grave marker may be found today information shows that Jane was buried in this cemetery along with other Evans. The Evans family was prominent in the early membership of this church.
Note, a flood in 1800 carried away many tombstones and fires destroyed church records, including grave location specifics.
In 1722 Jane married John Evans. The couple had 6 children:
1. Mary, 1724-1752, m. Evan Rice, 2 ch
2. Lydia, 1726-1746
3. John Jr, 1728-1789, m. Mary Jones, 4 ch
4. Evan, 1732-1794, m. Margaret Nivin, 10 ch
5. George, 1734-1818, m. Rachel Gilpin, 8 ch
6. Peter, 1736-1822, m Rachel Evans, 6 ch
While no grave marker may be found today information shows that Jane was buried in this cemetery along with other Evans. The Evans family was prominent in the early membership of this church.
Note, a flood in 1800 carried away many tombstones and fires destroyed church records, including grave location specifics.
Jane was the oldest of seven known children of Reynold & Mary (George) Howell. The family came to America in 1718. So, all of her siblings except for her sister Elizabeth were born in Wales.
In 1722 Jane married John Evans. The couple had 6 children:
1. Mary, 1724-1752, m. Evan Rice, 2 ch
2. Lydia, 1726-1746
3. John Jr, 1728-1789, m. Mary Jones, 4 ch
4. Evan, 1732-1794, m. Margaret Nivin, 10 ch
5. George, 1734-1818, m. Rachel Gilpin, 8 ch
6. Peter, 1736-1822, m Rachel Evans, 6 ch
While no grave marker may be found today information shows that Jane was buried in this cemetery along with other Evans. The Evans family was prominent in the early membership of this church.
Note, a flood in 1800 carried away many tombstones and fires destroyed church records, including grave location specifics.
In 1722 Jane married John Evans. The couple had 6 children:
1. Mary, 1724-1752, m. Evan Rice, 2 ch
2. Lydia, 1726-1746
3. John Jr, 1728-1789, m. Mary Jones, 4 ch
4. Evan, 1732-1794, m. Margaret Nivin, 10 ch
5. George, 1734-1818, m. Rachel Gilpin, 8 ch
6. Peter, 1736-1822, m Rachel Evans, 6 ch
While no grave marker may be found today information shows that Jane was buried in this cemetery along with other Evans. The Evans family was prominent in the early membership of this church.
Note, a flood in 1800 carried away many tombstones and fires destroyed church records, including grave location specifics.
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