Evans Family-page

Warren County High School

Class of 1995

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Evans Family-page - Class of 1995 - Warren County High School

First Name	Evans
Last Name	Family-page
Graduation Year	Class of 1995
Gender	Male
Current Location	Durham, North Carolina
Hometown	Warrenton, North Carolina
About Me	Keep Family First; even through the tough times & arguements as well as the good times & laughter. Your Family should always be a Blessing & never a Burden. Welcome Relatives!!! This is a place to come & get acquainted with other family members from the descendants of James A. "Jim / Pa Jim" Evans II & Martha A. "Mammy" (Caudle) Evans. As well as the descendants of John Haywood "Old Man Beak" Caudle & Mary Ellen "Polly" (Evans) Caudle, they are the parents of Martha A. "Mammy" (Caudle) Evans. This page was originally intended in the beginning stages to be a place for the immediate family of James A. "Jim / Pa Jim" Evans II & Martha A. (Caudle) Evans after I located the descendants of brothers Matthew Evans & Raymond Williams (sons of James Haywood Evans), hence the name Evans Page; but as you all can see this Page/Family movement took on a life of its own, obviously meant to include every branch of our family coming from the original connection/union of the Cordle/Caudle & Evans blood line; which was the union of John Haywood "Old Man Beak" Caudle & Mary Ellen "Polly" (Evans) Caudle. Some of our Family also includes those descended from Walter Sneed of Warren Co., NC and his 3 wives: Mary Frances Bailey-Peterson, Mary Frances Green (daughter of James Thomas Green & Pennie Copeland), and Sallie Bett Alston. Many of you have the Williams surname, as well as Sneed, all are welcome. This page also includes info & links to the branch of the first couple of color who were the grand parents of Mary Ellen "Polly" (Evans) Caudle (mentioned above). They were a family of slaves born into slavery & eventually freed from slavery & died free people of color. They took on the surname of Green upon receiving their freedom. From the forbidden love affair of a white slave master Samuel Wiiliams, Jr. & a slave girl Lucretia "Crease" one child was born Thomas "Tom". Tom took a wife in what appears the slave way of jumping the broom on the Williams Plantation. A slave girl named Priscilla "Priss" & to the union of Thomas "Tom" & Priscilla "Priss" Green five children were born on that plantation. In time after their freedom six more children were born in freedom to that very couple THE FATHER & MOTHER OF US ALL HERE ON THIS FACEBOOK PAGE (SOAK THAT IN....); & this same couple years later made their union firm in old Warren County, North Carolina by exchanging vows now being recognized legally and were finally declared as man & wife on paper! This is what we all come from people! Get to know more about these past families all throughout this page & in turn have a better sense of where we all stand currently today after learning the very rich family history of which we come from. With that said Family please come here & feel free to keep in touch & get to know one another. Family is Love People!!! FOOT NOTE ** The RootsWebsite listed below in the websites section underneath the Family myspace.com link is courtesy of our cousin DELORIS WILLIAMS. All info there should be credited to her solely as it is her research, her work not mine it's included because I'm sure those of you truly interested in your lineage can benefit from remarkable/extensive research on that which is our Family Tree. So if you partake in anything within that website, please keep in mind any references or info used from that collection that site should be credited to Cousin Deloris Williams as it is not my body of work. & The web link for the family tree maker underneath Cousin Deloris' link belongs to our other relative Cousin Jerome Caudle so feel free to check out his contributions to...(read more)