The descendants of Edward Eanes of Henrico and Chesterfield Counties in Virginia/ compiled by Richard Henry Eanes, with the assistance of other descendants

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Edward Eanes (d.1757) lived in Henrico (later Chesterfield) County, Virginia. "The name Eanes is unique in that every white person in the United States bearing that name whom it has been possible to interview, either originated in Virginia or has family knowledge that their ancestors came from the Old State ... it is significant that in the Bristol Parish Register the name of Edward is spelled Yanes and Yeans. It is indexed as Eanes as well as Yanes." Because of this, it is possible that the immigrant family was of French origin, although family tradition indicates English origin. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Virginia, Indiana, Alabama, Oklahoma and elsewhere.

Includes Bass, Ligon, Pamplin, Rudd, Seay, Worsham, Allen, Andrews, Armistead, Ashbrooke, Barnes, Barton, Beall, Beard, Belcher, Berkau, Blackshear, Bland, Boshers, Brewer, Bush, Butler, Campbell, Carlile, Cheatham, Collier, Collins, Cook, Crews, Davis, Dickerson, Featherstun, Flourney, Fly, Ford, Fowlkes, Fulford, Galloway, Gay, Goode, Hall, Harrison, Heard, Heep, Hill, Holt, Horner, Houchens, Jayne, Jenkins, Johnson, Jones, Keys, Kinney, Kline, Lee, Lindsey, Mann, Marshall, McAshan, McGown, Merck, Merrill, Miller, Miskelly, Moore, Morton, Moseley, Murtishaw, Nelson, Orcutt, Peatross, Ray, Rennick, Roberts, Robertson, Ross, Sawyers, Scott, Simmons Simonson, Slaughter, Smith, Sneed, Spinner, Steed, Thompson, Todd, Traylor, Vanier, Warrick, Watson, Webb, Wells, Whitten, Wiggins, Williams, Wood, Young and related families.

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