Evan was the son of Enoch Morgan 1717-? and _____ Keene. His paternal grandparents were Rev. Abel Morgan 1635-1722 & Judith Goodings Griffith. Note one source shows Evan's mother was Rebecca Keene.
The church group which his parents were members of moved to South Carolina.
In 1763 Evan married Olive (Newsom?) b. 1746 who was reported to be a second cousin. Whether the marriage was in PA or Edgefield Co, SC needs to be validated along with Olive's maiden name of Newsom.
Evan and Olive had
1 RACHEL - b abt 1763; don't think ever married
2 ONEAS d. 1795 1 ch Fanny, m Rhoda Pace
3 ENOS b. 1766-69, m1 1824 MO, Nancy Abernathy d 1820-24, 8-9 ch
m2 widow Warhurst
Moved to TN then MO
4 ABIAH 1767-1856 bur Morgan Cemetery unmarked, 9 ch.
m1 Nancy Pace 1770-1820
m2 Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks Tompkins, widow.
5 OZIAS 1769-1831 3-4 ch m. Elizabeth Quarles d. 1834,
Members Republican Baptist Church at deaths.
6 OLIVE 1772-1850 m1 1795 to David Quarles 1774-1806, 5 ch
m2 Rev. Thomas Norris 1809. d. 1862, 4 ch
7 ELI 1783-1838) 8 ch bur. Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
m1 Phoebe Glover d. 1818
m2 Ann Seball Tillman 1793-1863
In 1770 Evan obtained land grants for 200 acres at Steven's Creek and then in 1774 another 250 acres.
Evan signed a will on 17 Apr 1798 in Edgefield Co., SC. the will was probated in Oct 1799 in Edgefield Co., SC.
The 4 surviving boys inherited 550 acres from Evan.
In 1795, Rhoda (Oneas' widow) deeds land to her daughter, Fanny, and says to my loving daughter, Fanny [Frances] Morgan, of the deceased Onea Morgan, tract of 100 acres of land, do freely give my part as a widow, situated in Edgefield District and bounded by the waters of Savannah River.
Most of the above primarily comes from two different websites with documentation that today years later no longer are active :-(
Note, another contributor feels that Evan may be part of the David Morgan family. This happened in a new country 300 years ago when some records were superb and others just none existent. Nothing has been found to substantiate this connection.
Another contributor feels that Evan had a brother Thomas who also moved to SC.
Yet another contributor shows that he specifically moved to Anson, North Carolina.
The church group which his parents were members of moved to South Carolina.
In 1763 Evan married Olive (Newsom?) b. 1746 who was reported to be a second cousin. Whether the marriage was in PA or Edgefield Co, SC needs to be validated along with Olive's maiden name of Newsom.
Evan and Olive had
1 RACHEL - b abt 1763; don't think ever married
2 ONEAS d. 1795 1 ch Fanny, m Rhoda Pace
3 ENOS b. 1766-69, m1 1824 MO, Nancy Abernathy d 1820-24, 8-9 ch
m2 widow Warhurst
Moved to TN then MO
4 ABIAH 1767-1856 bur Morgan Cemetery unmarked, 9 ch.
m1 Nancy Pace 1770-1820
m2 Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks Tompkins, widow.
5 OZIAS 1769-1831 3-4 ch m. Elizabeth Quarles d. 1834,
Members Republican Baptist Church at deaths.
6 OLIVE 1772-1850 m1 1795 to David Quarles 1774-1806, 5 ch
m2 Rev. Thomas Norris 1809. d. 1862, 4 ch
7 ELI 1783-1838) 8 ch bur. Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
m1 Phoebe Glover d. 1818
m2 Ann Seball Tillman 1793-1863
In 1770 Evan obtained land grants for 200 acres at Steven's Creek and then in 1774 another 250 acres.
Evan signed a will on 17 Apr 1798 in Edgefield Co., SC. the will was probated in Oct 1799 in Edgefield Co., SC.
The 4 surviving boys inherited 550 acres from Evan.
In 1795, Rhoda (Oneas' widow) deeds land to her daughter, Fanny, and says to my loving daughter, Fanny [Frances] Morgan, of the deceased Onea Morgan, tract of 100 acres of land, do freely give my part as a widow, situated in Edgefield District and bounded by the waters of Savannah River.
Most of the above primarily comes from two different websites with documentation that today years later no longer are active :-(
Note, another contributor feels that Evan may be part of the David Morgan family. This happened in a new country 300 years ago when some records were superb and others just none existent. Nothing has been found to substantiate this connection.
Another contributor feels that Evan had a brother Thomas who also moved to SC.
Yet another contributor shows that he specifically moved to Anson, North Carolina.
Evan was the son of Enoch Morgan 1717-? and _____ Keene. His paternal grandparents were Rev. Abel Morgan 1635-1722 & Judith Goodings Griffith. Note one source shows Evan's mother was Rebecca Keene.
The church group which his parents were members of moved to South Carolina.
In 1763 Evan married Olive (Newsom?) b. 1746 who was reported to be a second cousin. Whether the marriage was in PA or Edgefield Co, SC needs to be validated along with Olive's maiden name of Newsom.
Evan and Olive had
1 RACHEL - b abt 1763; don't think ever married
2 ONEAS d. 1795 1 ch Fanny, m Rhoda Pace
3 ENOS b. 1766-69, m1 1824 MO, Nancy Abernathy d 1820-24, 8-9 ch
m2 widow Warhurst
Moved to TN then MO
4 ABIAH 1767-1856 bur Morgan Cemetery unmarked, 9 ch.
m1 Nancy Pace 1770-1820
m2 Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks Tompkins, widow.
5 OZIAS 1769-1831 3-4 ch m. Elizabeth Quarles d. 1834,
Members Republican Baptist Church at deaths.
6 OLIVE 1772-1850 m1 1795 to David Quarles 1774-1806, 5 ch
m2 Rev. Thomas Norris 1809. d. 1862, 4 ch
7 ELI 1783-1838) 8 ch bur. Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
m1 Phoebe Glover d. 1818
m2 Ann Seball Tillman 1793-1863
In 1770 Evan obtained land grants for 200 acres at Steven's Creek and then in 1774 another 250 acres.
Evan signed a will on 17 Apr 1798 in Edgefield Co., SC. the will was probated in Oct 1799 in Edgefield Co., SC.
The 4 surviving boys inherited 550 acres from Evan.
In 1795, Rhoda (Oneas' widow) deeds land to her daughter, Fanny, and says to my loving daughter, Fanny [Frances] Morgan, of the deceased Onea Morgan, tract of 100 acres of land, do freely give my part as a widow, situated in Edgefield District and bounded by the waters of Savannah River.
Most of the above primarily comes from two different websites with documentation that today years later no longer are active :-(
Note, another contributor feels that Evan may be part of the David Morgan family. This happened in a new country 300 years ago when some records were superb and others just none existent. Nothing has been found to substantiate this connection.
Another contributor feels that Evan had a brother Thomas who also moved to SC.
Yet another contributor shows that he specifically moved to Anson, North Carolina.
The church group which his parents were members of moved to South Carolina.
In 1763 Evan married Olive (Newsom?) b. 1746 who was reported to be a second cousin. Whether the marriage was in PA or Edgefield Co, SC needs to be validated along with Olive's maiden name of Newsom.
Evan and Olive had
1 RACHEL - b abt 1763; don't think ever married
2 ONEAS d. 1795 1 ch Fanny, m Rhoda Pace
3 ENOS b. 1766-69, m1 1824 MO, Nancy Abernathy d 1820-24, 8-9 ch
m2 widow Warhurst
Moved to TN then MO
4 ABIAH 1767-1856 bur Morgan Cemetery unmarked, 9 ch.
m1 Nancy Pace 1770-1820
m2 Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks Tompkins, widow.
5 OZIAS 1769-1831 3-4 ch m. Elizabeth Quarles d. 1834,
Members Republican Baptist Church at deaths.
6 OLIVE 1772-1850 m1 1795 to David Quarles 1774-1806, 5 ch
m2 Rev. Thomas Norris 1809. d. 1862, 4 ch
7 ELI 1783-1838) 8 ch bur. Magnolia Cemetery, Augusta, GA
m1 Phoebe Glover d. 1818
m2 Ann Seball Tillman 1793-1863
In 1770 Evan obtained land grants for 200 acres at Steven's Creek and then in 1774 another 250 acres.
Evan signed a will on 17 Apr 1798 in Edgefield Co., SC. the will was probated in Oct 1799 in Edgefield Co., SC.
The 4 surviving boys inherited 550 acres from Evan.
In 1795, Rhoda (Oneas' widow) deeds land to her daughter, Fanny, and says to my loving daughter, Fanny [Frances] Morgan, of the deceased Onea Morgan, tract of 100 acres of land, do freely give my part as a widow, situated in Edgefield District and bounded by the waters of Savannah River.
Most of the above primarily comes from two different websites with documentation that today years later no longer are active :-(
Note, another contributor feels that Evan may be part of the David Morgan family. This happened in a new country 300 years ago when some records were superb and others just none existent. Nothing has been found to substantiate this connection.
Another contributor feels that Evan had a brother Thomas who also moved to SC.
Yet another contributor shows that he specifically moved to Anson, North Carolina.
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