Emily Eveleth of White Co Illinois Ancestors

John EVELETH1815

Name
John EVELETH
Birth 1815 38

Note: John's application for land in 1852 stated he was 37 years old.
Birth of a brotherSylvester EVELETH
about 1815
Note: In the 1880 census Sylvester's daughter Virginia said that her father was born in PA.
Birth of a brotherWilliam EVELETH
between 1810 and 1820

Death of a fatherAmariah EVELETH
before 1826 (Age 11 years)

Note: Based on fact that Amariah was not named, but his wife was, in the probate of his son Amariah and the fact that Amariah Srs sister stated that he was deceased in her 1830 will, Amariah was dead by 1830. In the 1826 Owen Society records in New Harmony IN it is clear that Amelia is the Head of Household; so Amariah must have died previously.
Education 1826 (Age 11 years)
Death of a brotherAmeriah EVELETH
1830 (Age 15 years)
Note: Amariah Eveleth died in White County shortly after the family moved onto the land his mother Amelia bought from Seth Hull. Evidently Amariah did not own land but must have worked with his mother on her farm. He left an estate consisting of personal items and farm tools. The record of his probate is feint and difficult to read. It was found in the miscellaneous records of White Co and shows that the Eveleth, Withrow, Dagley, and Willis families were close.
Military
Illinois Militia
1832 (Age 17 years)
Note: Capt. Daniel Powell's Company
MarriageMaria WILLISView this family
February 10, 1834 (Age 19 years)
Death of a motherAmelia GROSE?
1835 (Age 20 years)
Note: Amelia deeded the land she bought from Seth Hull to her son John shortly before her death. The records from the White Co deed book show that Amelia died in the home of John Eveleth and Sylvester Eveleth verified that John had fulfilled his obligation to care for Amelia until she died, about Oct 1, 1835.
Property 1835 (Age 20 years)
Note: John received this land from his mother and was obligated to care for her until her death.
MarriageElizabeth MORRISONView this family
October 19, 1837 (Age 22 years)
Death of a brotherWilliam EVELETH
1840 (Age 25 years)
Note: William (Willis) Eveleth left a small probate record. It confirms his relation to siblings and his wife Patsy GUILLAND.
Property 1852 (Age 37 years)
Note: John disappeared from White County before 1840 but he turned up in Madison County IL in 1852 when he applied for a Bounty Land Warrant from the US government, based on his service in the Black Hawk Wars of 1832. The application states he joined the militia in 1832 at Carmi, White County, IL. His original application is in the US Archives - Bounty Land Warrants. Evidently he sold the patent rights to a Mr James Hardy who took 40 acres of land in Crawford Co MO. And he also seems to have used his Black Hawk War Land Warrants in 1860 to obtain rights to 120 acres in Wisconsin which he sold to others. All of these documents refer to John Eveleth of Capt Powell's Co of Illinois Militia, Black Hawk War.


Death of a brotherSylvester EVELETH
1855 (Age 40 years)
Note: Drucilla BAYLEY Eveleth, in her will probated in 1855, stated her husband Sylvester was deceased.
Death of a sisterAmanda EVELETH
after 1880 (Age 65 years)

Death of a sisterPolly EVELETH
June 25, 1891 (Age 76 years)
Family with parents - View this family
father
mother
elder sister
3 years
elder sister
brother
himself
-9 years
elder sister
10 years
twin brother
6 years
twin brother
Family with Maria WILLIS - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: February 10, 1834White County, Illinois
Family with Elizabeth MORRISON - View this family
himself
wife
Marriage: October 19, 1837Gallatin County, Illinois

Birth

John's application for land in 1852 stated he was 37 years old.

Military

Capt. Daniel Powell's Company

Of 3d Regiment, 2d Brigade of Illinois Mounted Volunteers, called into the service of the United States, on the requisition of Gen. Atkinson, by the Governor's proclamation dated May 15, 1832. Mustered out Aug. 15, 1832.

Name and Rank
Captain Daniel Powell FIrst Lieutenant Joshua Blackard... Second Lieutenant James Eubanks .... Privates ... Daviss, William Everlett, John Eubanks. James, Jr Gross, William ....

Property

John received this land from his mother and was obligated to care for her until her death.

Property

John disappeared from White County before 1840 but he turned up in Madison County IL in 1852 when he applied for a Bounty Land Warrant from the US government, based on his service in the Black Hawk Wars of 1832. The application states he joined the militia in 1832 at Carmi, White County, IL. His original application is in the US Archives - Bounty Land Warrants. Evidently he sold the patent rights to a Mr James Hardy who took 40 acres of land in Crawford Co MO. And he also seems to have used his Black Hawk War Land Warrants in 1860 to obtain rights to 120 acres in Wisconsin which he sold to others. All of these documents refer to John Eveleth of Capt Powell's Co of Illinois Militia, Black Hawk War.

Note

I believe there were two John Eveleths living in White/Gallatin Counties in the 1830s. The younger John was the son of Amariah and Amelia; born about 1815, attended school in the Owen Community of New Harmony In in 1826, fought in the Blackhawk Wars in 1832, inherited his mother's land in 1834. It is not clear which marriages of John Eveleth - to Maria Willis or Elizabeth Morrison - relates to this John. The last known reference to him came in 1852 when he applied for Bounty Land in Western IL.

PropertyAmelia Deeded Land to John Eveleth Before Death
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Property1852 Bounty Land Warrant Application for John Eveleth of Madison County
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Property1857 Bounty Land Patent in MO for John Eveleth of Powells Co in Black Hawk War
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Property1860 Patent in Sawer Co WI for John Eveleth - Sold to Others
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