Edward Revil, b 1770-1780 per 1830 census.

First appears in the area in 1810 Worcester MD census. Probably in 
Bishopville

In 1820 he is in Sussex next to Elizabeth {widow of John J. McCabe,
bro of Arthur} and Arthur McCabe, therefore in Selbyville area.

In 1830 Sussex census, Edward Revil is living next to Isaac Murray, then Ephraim Revil {correction: then Purnal Timons, then Ephraim}  on other
side, is who I think is Edward Revils son, then many Campbells, then 
Arthur McCabe. So, I think Edward is living same house, a Campbell
possibly bought land & placed their family there 1820-1830.

{John Campell Sr., the oldest Campbell in this group was in Sx since
1790 as was Wm, perhaps brothers.[de Valinger's Reconstruced Census]
I think John was fa of Eli who fathered James here and Hetty who m 
Colburn Hudson here; Robert Campbell here may have been Eli's brother.
Robert m Hester LNU.  Most of Arthur McCabe's children married children
of the Wm Campbell (above) and all those McCabe/Campells were in OH 
before 1830. Some of the men on this page married Longs and Buntings.}

**{Edward Revil m Sarah [Edward and Sarah Revel, son Peter Whaley 
b 27 Feb1804, Register of St. Martin's Parish (Som/Wor MD):1722-1839/40,
p20].  I speculate that this Sarah was dau of Isaac Murray. I think
Isaac Murray, 1830 census, was son of a Peter. I further speculate that
Purnal Timons (Purnell Timmons), son of Esau, 1822 Wor will [Nabb] 
married dau of Edward Revel[age 1810 census].Purnell not found in 1840
or later census.  The mother of Purnal Timmons may have been Ann Purnell
who m Isaac Murray 1833 in Sussex [DE Marriage records]}.

In 1840 census, Edward is living next Coleburn Hudson {&Hetty Campbell} & Arthur McCabe is a few houses down. 

In 1840, Ephraim Revel is living over the line in Worcester MD. Ephraim
born 1790-1800.I think Ephraim married a Charlotte (possibly Taylor 
c1807-bef1860) & had Mary Elizabeth Revil (1831-bef 1884). Mary 
Elizabeth married {1851} Albertus Clark. They are my 2nd
great-grandparents.

Neither Edward, nor Ehraim are present in 1850 census. In 1850 Charlotte Revil is marrying Nathaniel Tyson in Worcester. In 1852, Laban Taylor is 
selling Charlotte an acre of land for $10. Seems cheap. An early bequest???...from herfather, or a fair price for that time? 
Charlotte dies before 1860 & her two children Benjamin Revil & sister,
Mary Elizabeth Revil Clark sell same realestate for $112. Bought 8 years earlier for $10--is why I consider it an early bequest to Charlotte
possibly.
[mikefrombethany Aug 10, 2013] {additions in {} meadams}
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Added by meadams

Randall Revell, Sr.of Som.Co. Will 5/27/1685,Probate 3/9/1686 [abstracts:Ocean City Museum]
To wife Ann EX, 500 acres of land due her by conveyance from Mrs. Ann Toft;also 405 acres, part of Double Purchase.
To duahgters Ann, Hannah, Catherine, Sarah and their heirs 500 acres each,part of Double Purchase. 
Son Edward, living in Accomack. Wit: William Warwick, William Dredden, Agnes Dredden, John West. 

Edward (not the above) d 1791 Accomack VA [abstracts: Nottingham]



[Wor.Marriage Licenses 1795-1865]
1851 19 Aug Albertus Clark Mary E Revel
1850 25 Nov Nathaniel Tyson Charlotte Revell
1840 21 Mar Nathaniel F Revell  Elizabeth Colburn
1814 Nov 30 Edward A. Revill Charlotte Coulbourn  {son of Edward? or 2nd wife of Edward?} 
1813  Oct 18 Joseph Houston  Salley Revill {dau of Edward?}

Sussex marriages [FHL]
William F. Revill 	Ann Eliza Carlisle 	6 Jan 1838 

[Dryders Worcester Land Records]--only a Stephen Revel

no Revel wills in Wor or DE
no patent listed for revel in Delaware Governor's Register 1674-1851--perhaps he rented