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About Robert Evans
Robert Evans, b. 1711; d. November, 1775. m. 1732, Margaret Kirkpatrick, daughter of John Kirkpatrick, of East Nottingham Township, Chester County, Pa. He inherited from his father, John, three hundred acres of land on the Big Elk River in Cecil County, Md., which his father purchased in 1730.
Robert Evans was a tanner by trade, and carried on business on the bank of the Big Elk River. The tan yard was covered by water from the old dam, the breast of which is yet standing.
They had children Hannah, Mary, Isabella, Margaret, Jane, Eleanor, Robert and John.
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Robert Evans's Timeline
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February 17, 1710
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West Nottingham Friends Meeting, Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
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1725
Age 14
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Pennsylania or Maryland, Colonial North America
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1732
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Big Elk River, West of Cowantown, Cecil County, Province of Maryland, (Present USA)
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1737
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Elk River, Cecil County, Maryland, Colonial America
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1741
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1744
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Cecil County, Maryland
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1744
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1749
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1752
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Big Elk River, Cecil County, Maryland
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