Evan married Naomi Short Magee 26 November 1815 in St Tammany Parish, Louisiana.
Evan was the son of William James. He was a lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion Chester County PA Militia. He was the husband of Rachel Evans, who was the daughter of Abner and Sarah (Thomas) Evans. The children of Evan and Rachel James were William, Abner, Mary, Sarah, Evan, Hannah and Jesse.
There is another, much newer looking "tombstone" for Evan and Rachel James at Fairview Presbyterian Cemetery in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania. It is next to the family plot of their son Jesse. It is probably more of a memorial that was placed there by Jesse's descendants. Most likely Evan and Rachel remain buried at the French Creek cemetery. Their original tombstones are there along with those of their son Evan and daughter Hannah.
U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815
Name: Evan Magee
Company: 12 AND 13 CONSOLIDATED REGIMENT, LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 131
Evan Magee was murdered in 1836.
Westville was the county seat of Simpson County, Mississippi. Naomi, is the head of household in the January 1837 census.
Mendenhall was formed when the railroad came thru the area around 1906.
Contributor: Ann Berry McNair (47146355)
Evan was the son of William James. He was a lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion Chester County PA Militia. He was the husband of Rachel Evans, who was the daughter of Abner and Sarah (Thomas) Evans. The children of Evan and Rachel James were William, Abner, Mary, Sarah, Evan, Hannah and Jesse.
There is another, much newer looking "tombstone" for Evan and Rachel James at Fairview Presbyterian Cemetery in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania. It is next to the family plot of their son Jesse. It is probably more of a memorial that was placed there by Jesse's descendants. Most likely Evan and Rachel remain buried at the French Creek cemetery. Their original tombstones are there along with those of their son Evan and daughter Hannah.
U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815
Name: Evan Magee
Company: 12 AND 13 CONSOLIDATED REGIMENT, LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 131
Evan Magee was murdered in 1836.
Westville was the county seat of Simpson County, Mississippi. Naomi, is the head of household in the January 1837 census.
Mendenhall was formed when the railroad came thru the area around 1906.
Contributor: Ann Berry McNair (47146355)
Evan married Naomi Short Magee 26 November 1815 in St Tammany Parish, Louisiana.
Evan was the son of William James. He was a lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion Chester County PA Militia. He was the husband of Rachel Evans, who was the daughter of Abner and Sarah (Thomas) Evans. The children of Evan and Rachel James were William, Abner, Mary, Sarah, Evan, Hannah and Jesse.
There is another, much newer looking "tombstone" for Evan and Rachel James at Fairview Presbyterian Cemetery in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania. It is next to the family plot of their son Jesse. It is probably more of a memorial that was placed there by Jesse's descendants. Most likely Evan and Rachel remain buried at the French Creek cemetery. Their original tombstones are there along with those of their son Evan and daughter Hannah.
U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815
Name: Evan Magee
Company: 12 AND 13 CONSOLIDATED REGIMENT, LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 131
Evan Magee was murdered in 1836.
Westville was the county seat of Simpson County, Mississippi. Naomi, is the head of household in the January 1837 census.
Mendenhall was formed when the railroad came thru the area around 1906.
Contributor: Ann Berry McNair (47146355)
Evan was the son of William James. He was a lieutenant in the 2nd Battalion Chester County PA Militia. He was the husband of Rachel Evans, who was the daughter of Abner and Sarah (Thomas) Evans. The children of Evan and Rachel James were William, Abner, Mary, Sarah, Evan, Hannah and Jesse.
There is another, much newer looking "tombstone" for Evan and Rachel James at Fairview Presbyterian Cemetery in Glenmoore, Pennsylvania. It is next to the family plot of their son Jesse. It is probably more of a memorial that was placed there by Jesse's descendants. Most likely Evan and Rachel remain buried at the French Creek cemetery. Their original tombstones are there along with those of their son Evan and daughter Hannah.
U.S., War of 1812 Service Records, 1812-1815
Name: Evan Magee
Company: 12 AND 13 CONSOLIDATED REGIMENT, LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Rank - Induction: PRIVATE
Rank - Discharge: PRIVATE
Roll Box: 131
Evan Magee was murdered in 1836.
Westville was the county seat of Simpson County, Mississippi. Naomi, is the head of household in the January 1837 census.
Mendenhall was formed when the railroad came thru the area around 1906.
Contributor: Ann Berry McNair (47146355)
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