Francis Scott married John Bevington on 20 Sep 1810 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. She and John were the parents of nine children, including my maternal 2nd great-grandfather, Samuel.
According to a biographical sketch by her son, , Harvey Bevington, Francis had a "somewhat romantic" early life. At the age of only 2 years old (about 1789), she and her parents and four older children were immigrating from Ireland to the US when her parents died at sea. According to Harvey, "a family by the name of Blackman took and reared the youngest, who afterward grew up to beautiful womanhood and became the wife of John Bevington."
According to a biographical sketch by her son, , Harvey Bevington, Francis had a "somewhat romantic" early life. At the age of only 2 years old (about 1789), she and her parents and four older children were immigrating from Ireland to the US when her parents died at sea. According to Harvey, "a family by the name of Blackman took and reared the youngest, who afterward grew up to beautiful womanhood and became the wife of John Bevington."
Francis Scott married John Bevington on 20 Sep 1810 in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. She and John were the parents of nine children, including my maternal 2nd great-grandfather, Samuel.
According to a biographical sketch by her son, , Harvey Bevington, Francis had a "somewhat romantic" early life. At the age of only 2 years old (about 1789), she and her parents and four older children were immigrating from Ireland to the US when her parents died at sea. According to Harvey, "a family by the name of Blackman took and reared the youngest, who afterward grew up to beautiful womanhood and became the wife of John Bevington."
According to a biographical sketch by her son, , Harvey Bevington, Francis had a "somewhat romantic" early life. At the age of only 2 years old (about 1789), she and her parents and four older children were immigrating from Ireland to the US when her parents died at sea. According to Harvey, "a family by the name of Blackman took and reared the youngest, who afterward grew up to beautiful womanhood and became the wife of John Bevington."
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