June 9, 1795 • Patrick County, Virginia, United States — Eadens, John (shown for first time on his father's taxes, suggesting he just turned 16 or 21): Free Tithes over 16: 2; Black over 16: 0; Blacks over 12 and under 16: 0; Ordinary Perecsbe?: 0; Horses and Beasts: 2; Number Stud Horses: 0; Rate of Covering? per Season Dollars: 0; Cents: 0.[2]
July 11, 1798 • Patrick County, Virginia, United States — John Eadens Jr: Free Tithes: 1; Black Tithes: 0; All Blacks over 12 yrs: 0; Horses, Beasts: 1; Ordinary Sicance?: 0; Number Stud Horses: 0; Rates of Covering? per Season: 0; Dolls and Cents: 0; Amount of Tax in Dollars: 0; and cents: 9.[3]
1810 • Patrick County, Virginia, United States — John Edens: Free White Tithes: 1; Black above 16: 0; Blacks between 12 & 16: 0; Horses, Mares, Cattel, and Mules: 1; Stud Horses: 0; Rates of Covering? in Dollars: 0; Cents: 0; Amount of Tax in Dollars: 0; Cents: 12.[4]
1814 • Patrick County, Virginia, United States — John Eadens: Free White Tithes: 1; Black above 16: 0; Blacks between 12 & 16: 0; Horses, Mares, and Cattle: 0; Stud Horses: 0; Rates of Covering? for Season: 0; Amount of Taxes in Dollars: 0; Cents: 0.[5]
Death
Death:
Date: ABT 1830
Place: Russell County, Virginia
DNA
Paternal relationship is confirmed by a triangulated group on chromosome 5 consisting of Margaret Foster GEDmatch A951428 with her sixth cousin, Ralph Hammer GEDmatch A234212 and her sixth cousin Anonymous Anonymous GEDmatch Withheld (note that Anonymous and Ralph are fifth cousins and meet up with John Edens) all sharing a ~19.5 cM segment from 153,715,677 to 169,263,277.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with John: