Evelyn De Winn
Known Year(s): Mid-1600s Place of Origin: Chapelvale Gender: Female
Books Appears in: Mnetioned in: Castaways of the Flying Dutchman.

Evelyn De Winn was a resident of Chapelvale and the wife of Edmond De Winn, and mother of 7 children. The children include 1 son Charles, named for the current monarch, and 6 daughters, 4 of which were named Eleanor, Winefride, Charity, and Gwendoline.

Evelyn's maiden name was Crowley. She was known to have been very handy in terms of needlework, and assisted her husband in hiding the family treasure, which consisted of the De Winn deeds to the village, an armpiece from a suit of armor, candlesticks, an altar chalice, and a cross, all having been classified as 10th century Byzantine.

Later descendants of Evelyn include Captain Rodney Winn and Jim Winn.