Jacob EVANS

• General Notes
  • Earl Evans to CMB 6/06:
    Leverett had one son (Jacob) born in South Carolina in 1838. The family
    said he went into the Confederate Army and never came back. I have not been able to locate anything on him and he was not with the family in 1860. I assume he must have been married by this time
    .
    b. SC, f/m b. SC/SC
    residing in Abbeville, Charleston, SC in 1840
    removed SC > GA < 1846
    residing in Division 11, Carroll, GA on 12 Aug 1850
    does not appear in father Leverett's h/hold in 1860, unable to locate elsewhere
    
    1850 US Census (12 Aug), residing in Division 11, Carroll, GA, dw 156, head of h/hold is Leverett C. EVANS, age 33 (b est 1817), male, overseer, b. SC, living with Selina 32 F SC cannot read and write, Jacob 12 M SC, Martha 7 F SC, Mary Ann 4 F GA.  No other EVANS in Carroll, GA b. SC.
    
    Image Source: Year: 1850; Census Place: Division 11, Carroll, Georgia; Roll: M432_63; Page: 13; Image: 26.
    
    best match:  1840 US Census, residing in Abbeville D??brook), Charleston, SC, head of h/hold is L. C. EVANS, 10002-00001, thus one male 0-5 (b est 1835-1840) (Jacob 1838), two males 20-30 (1810-1820) (Leverett 1817 and ?), one female 20-30 (1810-1820) (Selina 1818), no slaves indicated, four total persons in h/hold, two persons employed in agriculture.  Other EVANS in Charleston, SC are Levin S. Charles, J., James, Leacraft, Thomas, Thos and Wm.
    
    Image Source: Year: 1840; Census Place: Not Stated, Charleston, South Carolina; Roll: 507; Page: 39.
    
    other possible match, not as close:  1840 US Census, residing in Saint James (C)ook Creek Parish, Charleston, SC, head of h/hold is Leven S. EVANS, one male 20-30 (b est 1810-1820) (Leverett 1817?) (where is Jacob 1838?), one female 0-5 (1835-1840), two females 5-10 (1830-1835), one female 20-30 (1810-1820) (Selina 1818?), no slaves indicated, five total persons in h/hold, one person employed in agriculture.
    
    Image Source: Year: 1840; Census Place: Not Stated, Charleston, South Carolina; Roll: 509; Page: 157.