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Descendants of Thomas Marvel Jr. Table of Contents Descendants of Thomas Marvel Jr. 1 First Generation 1 Second Generation 2 Third Generation 6 Fourth Generation 21 Fifth Generation 62 Sixth Generation 137 Seventh Generation 223 Name Index 285 Produced by Legacy on 19 Mar 2021 Descendants of Thomas Marvel Jr. First Generation 1. Thomas Marvel Jr., son of Thomas M Marvel Sr. and Elizabeth Huggins, was born on 11 Nov 1732 in Stepney Parish, Somerset County, Maryland and died on 15 Dec 1801 in Dover, Kent County, Delaware at age 69. Thomas married Susannah Rodney, daughter of William Rodney and Mary Hill, in Sussex County, Delaware. Susannah was born in 1742 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1797 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 55. Children from this relationship were: 2 M i. Thomas Marvel III was born on 8 Mar 1761 and died in 1801 at age 40. Thomas had a relationship with Nancy Knowles. (b. 1765, d. 1820) 3 M ii. Obediah Marvel was born in 1762 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 27 Nov 1834 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 72. Obediah had a relationship with Patience Unknown. 4 M iii. Parker Marvel was born in 1765 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1801 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 36. Parker married Prudence Knowles (b. 1771, d. 1802) in 1791 in Sussex County, Delaware. 5 M iv. Robert Marvel was born in 1766 in Sussex County, Delaware. 6 M v. Joseph Marvel was born on 4 Jun 1769 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 15 Apr 1817 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 47. Joseph had a relationship with Mary Harris. (b. Abt 1769) 7 M vi. Stephen Marvel Sr. was born in 1770 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1819 in Nansemond, Virginia at age 49. Stephen had a relationship with Mary Lawless. 8 M vii. Elisha Marvel Sr. was born on 28 Oct 1771 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 26 Mar 1846 in Posey, Gibson, Indiana at age 74. Elisha married Orpha Rogers (b. 22 Dec 1775, d. 16 Oct 1857) in 1792 in Sussex County, Delaware. 9 M viii. Eli Marvel was born on 25 Oct 1773 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 23 Oct 1833 in Crittenden County, Kentucky at age 59. Eli married Leah Rogers (b. 29 Jul 1763, d. 24 Sep 1834) in 1786. 10 M ix. Isaac Marvel was born in 1780 in Sussex County, Delaware and died before 1801. Isaac had a relationship with Frances. (b. 1780) 11 F x. Patience Marvel was born in 1782 in Sussex County, Delaware. Patience had a relationship with William Dunn. (b. 1780, d. 1 Apr 1859) 12 F xi. Elizabeth Marvel was born in 1783 in Sussex County, Delaware. Elizabeth had a relationship with John Ellis. (b. 1780) Thomas next had a relationship with Ellenor Nellie Unknown. No evidence this couple married. Their child was: 13 M i. Kendall Marvel was born in Jan 1800 in Delaware and died in 1850 in Sussex, Delaware at age 50. Kendall had a relationship with Nancy A Morris. (b. 6 Oct 1808, d. 7 Mar 1887) 1 Produced by Legacy on 19 Mar 2021 Descendants of Thomas Marvel Jr. Second Generation (Children) 2. Thomas Marvel III (Thomas Jr. 1) was born on 8 Mar 1761 and died in 1801 at age 40. Thomas had a relationship with Nancy Knowles, daughter of Richard Knowles Sr. and Patience Prettyman. No evidence this couple married. Nancy was born in 1765 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1820 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 55. Their children were: 14 M i. James W. Marvel was born in 1780 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 13 Dec 1840 in Concord, Sussex, Delaware at age 60. James married Margaret Marvel (b. 1781, d. 1850) in 1808 in Sussex County, Delaware. 15 M ii. Ephraim K. Marvel was born in 1780 in Delaware. Ephraim married Elizabeth Sturry (b. Between 1800 and 1810) on 18 Dec 1839 in Dorchester County, Maryland. Ephraim had a relationship with Unknown Marvel. 16 M iii. Elisha Marvel was born about 1780. 17 M iv. William 'Big Billy' Marvel was born in 1784 in Laurel, Sussex County, Delaware and died on 15 Jan 1848 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 64. William had a relationship with Sarah F Marvel. (d. 1848) 18 F v. Nancy Marvel was born in 1784 in Delaware. 19 M vi. Perry Hugh Marvel was born in 1790 in Delaware and died in 1865 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 75. Perry had a relationship with Sarah Taylor. (b. 1790, d. 1853) 3. Obediah Marvel (Thomas Jr. 1) was born in 1762 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 27 Nov 1834 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 72. Obediah had a relationship with Patience Unknown. No evidence this couple married. Their children were: 20 M i. Joseph H.'Joshua' Marvel Marvil was born in 1789 in Delaware, died on 12 Apr 1834 in Delaware at age 45, and was buried in Laurel, Sussex County, Delaware. Joseph married Sarah Ann Hopkins (b. 1791, d. 22 Feb 1864) in 1815 in Little Creek Hundred, Sussex, Delaware. 21 M ii. Obed Marvel was born in 1791 in Delaware and died before 1840 in Delaware. Obed had a relationship with Charity Marvel. (b. 1806) 4. Parker Marvel (Thomas Jr. 1) was born in 1765 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1801 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 36. Parker married Prudence Knowles, daughter of Richard Knowles Sr. and Patience Prettyman, in 1791 in Sussex County, Delaware. Prudence was born in 1771 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1802 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 31. Children from this relationship were: 22 F i. Nancy Marvel was born in 1796. Nancy had a relationship with Levin Booth. (b. 1784, d. 1830) 23 F ii. Prudence Marvel was born in 1798. 24 M iii. Dean Marvel was born in 1800 in Delaware. Dean had a relationship with Unknown. 25 F iv. Eliza Marvel was born in 1801 in Delaware and died in 1848 in Delaware at age 47. 5. Robert Marvel (Thomas Jr. 1) was born in 1766 in Sussex County, Delaware. 6. Joseph Marvel (Thomas Jr. 1) was born on 4 Jun 1769 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 15 Apr 1817 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 47. 2 Produced by Legacy on 19 Mar 2021 Descendants of Thomas Marvel Jr. Joseph had a relationship with Mary Harris. No evidence this couple married. Mary was born about 1769. Their children were: 26 F i. Susanna Marvel. 27 F ii. Lewpinkster Marvel was born in 1795 in Sussex County, Delaware. Lewpinkster married Truitt Thompson (b. 1785) on 23 Dec 1829 in Sussex County, Delaware. 28 M iii. John Parker Marvel was born in 1803 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1870 at age 67. John married Eunice 'Nicey' Rogers (b. Feb 1823, d. After 1900) on 23 Dec 1845 in Sussex County, Delaware. John next married Lydia Poole (b. 6 Sep 1805, d. 11 Feb 1844) on 26 Jun 1827 in Sussex County, Delaware. 29 M iv. Job Marvel was born in 1805 in Delaware and died on 20 Dec 1863 in Sussex County, Delaware at age 58. Job married Hannah Moore on 25 Feb 1834. Job next married Elenor Ewing Gibbons (b. 1825) on 18 Jan 1853 in Delaware. 30 M v. Joseph Marvel was born in 1813 in Sussex County, Delaware and died after 1870. Joseph married Sarah Ann Jefferson (b. 8 Jun 1819, d. After 1870) on 9 Apr 1839 in Sussex County, Delaware. 7. Stephen Marvel Sr. (Thomas Jr. 1) was born in 1770 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1819 in Nansemond, Virginia at age 49. Stephen had a relationship with Mary Lawless. No evidence this couple married. Mary died in Nansemond, Virginia. Their child was: 31 M i. Stephen Marvel Jr was born in 1770 in Sussex County, Delaware and died in 1819 at age 49. Stephen married Martha Singleton on 4 Jul 1829 in Nansemond, Virginia. 8. Elisha Marvel Sr. (Thomas Jr. 1) was born on 28 Oct 1771 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 26 Mar 1846 in Posey, Gibson, Indiana at age 74. Elisha married Orpha Rogers, daughter of John Rogers and Comfort Prettyman, in 1792 in Sussex County, Delaware. Orpha was born on 22 Dec 1775 in Sussex County, Delaware, died on 16 Oct 1857 in Posey, Gibson, Indiana at age 81, and was buried in 1864 in Posey County, Indiana. Children from this marriage were: 32 M i. Painter Marvel was born on 20 Oct 1793 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 18 Jan 1864 in Gibson County, Indiana at age 70. Painter married Lydia Catherine Smith (b. 25 Feb 1794, d. 16 Oct 1857) on 31 Dec 1822 in Adair, Kentucky. Painter next married Sarah Webster Wilkinson (b. Abt 1795) about 1858. Painter next married someone. 33 M ii. Elisha Marvel Jr. was born on 7 Feb 1795 in Green County, Georgia, died on 14 Aug 1879 in Noble, Richland, Illinois at age 84, and was buried on 14 Aug 1880 in Noble, Richland County, Illinois. Elisha married Phebe Jane Duncan (b. 1802, d. 26 Jun 1884) in 1840 in Gibson County, Indiana. Elisha next married Polly Hawkins (b. 1805) on 14 Nov 1823 in Gibson County, Indiana. 34 F iii. Comfort Marvel was born on 8 Oct 1795 in Sussex County, Delaware and died on 30 May 1883 in Gibson County, Indiana at age 87.
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