The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
The Genealogy of David L. Moody & Yvonne L. La Pointe. - Person Sheet
NameMary CLARK ®1890, ®1856
Birthca 1770, Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina, USA
Deathaft 1800 ®240
FatherCAPTAIN John CLARK (-1790)
Misc. Notes
She was less than 21 years of age and unmarried at time of her father’s will of 7 April 1790. She moved from Cat Island to Nassau with her two sons, Joseph C. and William Oswell, after her husbands death in 1798.
Spouses
Birthca Oct 1758, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA
Deathca Nov 1798, Cat Island (San Salvador), Bahamas ®1907
MemoBahamas Gazette, Nassau 27 Nov 1798
OccupationPlanter
FatherCAPTAIN Oswell EVE SR. (ca1715-ca1793)
MotherAnne MOORE (-<1800)
Misc. Notes
He was born in Philadelphia, and when young sailed with his father and brother John, and after settling in the Bahamas, never left the island of San Salvador (later known as Cat Island), Bahamas, where he had a 240 acre plantation on the south end of the island. ®99 He had 2 sons. ®1890, ®99 He died before 1829. ®1890 He was a witness to his brother Joseph’s wedding to Hannah Singletary on 8 Jan 1795 in New Providence, Nassau, Bahamas. He was known as "little Billy” in the family diary of Sarah Eve of Philadelphia ca 1740-1790. ®99
"William Eve
William Eve was born circa 1757 in Philadelphia. It is believed he died in Georgia date unknown. His father was Oswell Eve (1)
He married Mary Clarke of Charleston (in about 1780). They had the following children.
• William (11) - born about 1785.
• Joseph C (12) - born about 1790. He married Jane Ringland on the 26th Jan 1825 in Richmond County, Georgia. ®1856
Family ID189
Marriage8 Nov 1791, Nassau, New Providence, Commonwealth of The Bahamas ®1908
Marr MemoChrist Church
ChildrenJoseph Clark (ca1793-1838)
 William Oswell (1798-1844)
Deathaft 1800 ®240
OccupationPlanter
Misc. Notes
He was Mary's second husband and a planter and a neighbor on the island of St. Salvador (Cat Island) Bahamas. In December 1783, a Miles McInnes (at that time living in London) put in a memorial claim as a Loyalist referring to his prior residence in North Carolina and his imprisonment in South Carolina and Florida during the Revolution.
Family ID1705
Marriage24 Sep 1800, Nassau, New Providence, Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Marr MemoWitnesses Samuel Sutherland and Evard Shearman-Christ Church
Last Modified 25 Oct 2011Created 9 Mar 2018 using Reunion v12.0 for Macintosh
Created 1 April 2018 by David L. Moody

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