Evans - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Isom Evans b.1822,Nc Father? Isham b.1773?

stacci15 — 2009-11-08 03:55:11Z

http://www.martygrant.com/gen/evans/evans-isham-macon.htm

Allan, have you read this research??

It points to Samuel being Isom's dad.

Re: Evans Family Book

AWDeHart7147 — 2009-11-08 03:01:24Z

Nov. 8, 2009
Hi my name is Allen W. DeHart. I'm researching the Evans
Family. How are you related? What families are you interested
in? I have over 2000 individual names. Ezer Evans (1793) and
Susanna Lindsey (1785) are listed. You can reach me directly
at my E-mail address which is AWDhart@Gmail.com.

EVANS Frank Graham Sr 1897-1954

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-07 13:08:31Z

EVANS Frank Graham Sr 1897-1954

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Books on the Evans Family

StellaS77 — 2009-11-06 21:11:35Z

Greetings,

I just found a new online bookstore that gives away FREE SEARCHABLE CD-ROM with the purchase of any family history book, they have over 20,000 titles to choose from, I just tought that I will pass it along to you.

Their address is www.ancestralbooks.com

Books that I was able to find from their website for my research:

Evans, Whitting, Davis [families]. - by n/a
n/a , 1922

Genealogy of the Evans' Family, the "Virginia Biddles" and other Related Families - by Leithold, Esther M.
Woodland, CA , 1948

Genealogy of the Evans, Nivin, and Allied Families, 2nd edition - by Nivin, Septimus E.,
Philadelphia, PA , 1930

History of Nathaniel Evans of Catfish Creek - by Evans, James Daniel
Williamsburg, VA , 1905

The Descendants of David Evans of Charlestown, MA To Which is Appended Partial Records of Certain Families Connected with them by Marriage - by Evans, S. A.
n/a , 1893

The Evans family. - by Evans, S; Daily Telegraph
Harrisburg, PA , 1895

Time and Chance: The Story of Athur Evans and His Forebears - by Evans, Joan
London, England , 1943

EVANS John and Polly

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-05 18:51:42Z

EVANS John and Polly

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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EVANS Yoani Yogi 1941-1971

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 12:46:48Z

EVANS Yoani Yogi 1941-1971

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Wesley Evans, Pennsylvania, Lancaster County

hopeboydla — 2009-11-02 22:05:38Z

looking for descendants of Wesley Evans, born circa 1840, had two wives, at the same time, Emily Richardson and Barbara, a daughter Mary came of that union. Looking for descendants of Barbara and/or Mary

John Griffith Evans, 1820, Wales to Pennsylvnia

canyonwren_1 — 2009-10-30 21:12:24Z

Does anyone have a record of John G Evans,born 1820 in Wales, married Mary Lewis (?), raised 7 children in Pennslyvania. I would like to find his father, mother, and birthplace (think it might be Merioneth Wales). His son James Griffith Evans married Katherine Clarissa Roberts. I would greatly appreciate any information you might be able to share. Thanks ahead of time. Stephanie

Re: Hardy Evans

kkevans594 — 2009-10-29 19:42:39Z

Charlotte
I am descended from one of Moses’ other sons, Moses. Moses was married to Catherine Agnes Wactor. They relocated from Franklin County, MS to Richland Parish, LA in the 1840s. David Evans of Rankin County, MS is suspected to be the father of Moses. Please fill free to email me for other info.

Thanks,
Kevin

Re: Augustus Evans descendent

repage — 2009-10-28 22:00:30Z

Augustus Haislip Evans (1792-1863)is my great great gradfather. I am descended through his daughter Theresa Evans (1837-1915), Evans Walker Buskett (1874-1952), and my mother Betty May Buskett (1919-1994). What is your connection to Augustus Evans?

Bob
Robert Evans Page

Re: Augustus Evans descendent

rhett1173 — 2009-10-28 19:08:58Z

Where is St Francis county?

EVANS Joe Moore 1904-1979

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:21:30Z

EVANS Joe Moore 1904-1979

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EVANS Charles Dalton Choc 1930 1967 in loving memory

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 11:59:47Z

EVANS Charles Dalton Choc 1930 1967 in loving memory

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Re: Evans - Somerset, England

meanjean11_1 — 2009-10-27 00:07:15Z

Your Evans names, specifically George, Matilda and Tamer repeat in "my" Evans line as well but I can't "tie" them together with dates--------seems odd since the area in which they lived was "small" but it would seem there must be a connection

Re: David Evans from South Carolina

SMOOTHKARS — 2009-10-26 15:37:15Z

Brian

I have always believed that my Peter Evans father was either Batte or William but have not been able to make the connection. That seems to be my stone wall,\

Any help would be appreciated.

Jim Evans

Re: Evans Families in Aiken ,South Carolina

patwelch123 — 2009-10-26 14:18:38Z

I am looking for the Evans Family, I am showing Luther, Paul, Connie and Inez Evans, they once lived in Geogia but later relocated to Sleepy hollow, SC. please contact patwelch123@hotmail.com

Re: David Evans from South Carolina

bheevans — 2009-10-26 12:36:15Z

Do you know anything about the father of Peter Evans? I know that a Batte Evans lived in Edgefield County, SC in 1814. When he move there from Virginia, I do not know. He served in the American Revolution with a unit from Virginia. I only know of one child for sure named Daniel. One family tree has him with about eight children but I have never been able to verify them. Your Peter could be a son or grandson of Batte Evans of Edgefield Co., SC. If so, I can help you with your ancestry. Also, yesterday, I talked to a lady trying to find the parents of a Robert Evans of Edgefield Co., SC. He would have lived there at the same time as Peter Evans.

Batte Evans had a brother or cousin named William Evans of Burke County, Georgia. I have found several Evans' from that area who moved to Alabama. James Michener in his book titled "Texas" talked about people moving west every generation or so after the land was used up by cotton farming. They were moving to Texas by the 1850's. More moved to Texas after the Civil War. I have very little access to information on South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama. I have looked at Edgefield and Abbeville Counties in South Carolina and Burke County in Georgia but have found little information on Batte and William Evans.

Brian Evans

Re: William P. Evans

dstielow — 2009-10-26 00:09:14Z

I am hoping to find additional information on Cicero P. Evans who married Margaret Alice Fincher. Look forward to hearing from you!

Josiah Richard EVANS, bookbinder, d. 1854 London

DEMETRIOL2 — 2009-10-18 18:55:23Z

Josiah Richard Evans was born bef 1823, possibly in London. He was a bookbinder by trade. His father was a John Edward Evans. He had a sister, Elizabeth Mary Evans, b. bef 1820, who married Daniel Charles Henry WATSON in 1837. Josiah married Esther Agnes BERKS, daughter of Kirby Vernon Berks and Anne Georgiana PERCIVAL, in 1843 at St Pancras, London. She was born 1819 and died 1854. Their children were as follows:

- Josiah Berks Evans (1845-), seaman, married 1) Mary Ann GILLHAM, 2) Mary Ann Holden.

- Frederick C Evans (1847-)

- Esther Evans b 1849 St Pancras, m. Raymond Charles Jean Pierre LHOEST* in 1879 and eventually moved to New South Wales, Australia where she died in 1940.

* my line

Josiah died Jun 1854 in Greater London. That is all I know of him. Here is his entry in my Ancestry tree:

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7148275/person/-701127580

Am looking for further information on his life and also more on his parents or siblings. I have descendant information via Esther Evans Lhoest. You may contact me by email or post.

Thanks,

Brookes
Searching BERKS, EVANS, PERCIVAL, SOLOMON in London, FALCKE in Yarmouth, LHOEST and NEUJEAN in Belgium, ESSINGER and ROSENTHAL in Germany, LEVI/LEVY, FOLLICK/WALLACH and LAZARUS in Poland, and LEWITA/LEVITT in Belarus.

Re: Norman in Michigan

cwatter — 2009-10-15 09:53:00Z

I'm sorry...reposting on the Norman Surname.

Norman in Michigan

cwatter — 2009-10-15 09:50:18Z

I'm looking for relatives of John Norman found in the 1880 census records in Kent Michigan. He's married to Mary and has sons William, 17 and M. Ida who is 5. There is a John Norman in the 1870 census records with the same birth year 1836-37, living with my gggrandfather, William D. Norman, in Livingston, IL. I'm thinking this John Norman is his brother from Cambridgshire. Does anyone have information about this family?

Household Members: Name Age
John Norman 43
Mary Norman 42
William Norman 17
M. Ida Norman

Re: Evans - Somerset, England

geopolly1 — 2009-10-23 18:16:36Z

I don't know if we are related or not. My great grandfather Rev. George Evans and his family lived in Cheddar, England. He was born around Oct 1811. I am not sure where. In 1848 or 49, he and his eldest son George came to America. In 1850, my great grandmother and 6 of their children followed. I know that we still had cousins in England. Possibly in or around Bristol. Any information that you could give me about your family would be greatly appreciated as I have hit a dead end.

Re: Talton Evans b 1818 KY?>(W)VA

MarshaLambert42 — 2009-10-13 00:33:28Z

Hi Jeanne Please email me and we "share" our info

marlam629@aol.com

Re: Talton Evans b 1818 KY?>(W)VA

MarshaLambert42 — 2009-10-11 16:25:58Z

Hi Jeanne, Tarlton was s/o Hastin Evans and Lucy Wellington. Hastin had a brother Tarlton for whom your ancester was named. I have not yet figured out if there was a realtionship between Hastin and the Richard Evans you mentioned . Some have Richard as s/o of Hastin but I am strongly leaning that he was not. The dates and such do not add up. I may be asking you for nore info on Tarltons descendants
Marsha

Re: Long lost son of Hasting Evans?!

MarshaLambert42 — 2009-10-11 15:26:01Z

Wow Jodie I am right now trying to figure out the children of Hastin/Hasting Evans. I have all the same questions as you!!! I have tried every scenirio and my head is spinning!!! This is what I have

Hastin married Lucy Wellington in 1800. He may have married someone else-Norway Blair?? - earlier I do not know.

Hastin is on 1810 Washington Co VA census with 1 female child under 10.
On 1820 Scott Co VA he has 5 males children and 3 females. The oldest male was listed as being between 16-18- so where was he on 1810 censuss.??

Hastin in is Lawrence Co Ky by 1824 when he appears on 1824 Tax list. Also on 1824 tax list are Richard, Thomas, Wllliam Evans. I assume to be on a tax list you have to "be of age" According to 1810 census Hastin had no son.Was this wrong?? Assuming Hastin had a son after 1810, he would have been 14 in 1824- too young to be on a tax list. So who are Richard and Thomas ans William Evans??? Could Thomas be father to Richard??

On 1830 Lawrnce co census we have David, Hastin, Richard and Thomas Evans
On 1840 Lawrence co census we have Hastin, David, Richard, Thomas, William, Ferrell

This is what i have on "known" children of Hastin. The first 3 children from info from the census it is hard to figure out birth years but all 3 were born abt 1815 -give a take a few

Lowry born abt 1815 married 1st Lucy Young Jan 4,1837 Lawrence Co KY- 2nd Hannah Elliott abt 1839 and Mary Frederick Jan 8, 1859 Logan co

Nancy b abt 1815 married Cornelius Pack (s/o Samuel,Pack and Jane Brown) Aug 16,1 834 Nancy's brother Lowry Evans secured the bond for her marriage license to Cornelius Pack.

Permilia/Pamilia again b abt 1815 married William Williamson (So Alden Williamson and Mary Jackson) Aug 6, 1834 Lawrence Co Permilia was of legal age when she married. Her brother Lowry Evans secured the bond for her marriage license to William Williamson.

Tarlton b abt 1818 married a Sarah abt 1842 He was named after Hastin's brother Tarlton

Lucinda b abt 1820 married Reuben Preston Jan 14, 1836 Lawrence Co Her father signed for her to marry

Ira b abt 1822 married a Matilda abt1843

Mary b abt 1822 married Samuel Pack- brother to Cornelius -May 16,1839 Mary's father Hastin gave permission for her to marry and her brother Ira Evans secured the bond for her license.

Ususally it is easier to track boys than girls but in this case the marriage records give alot of info for the girls

Based on the 1810 census the only child in Hastins household was a female under 10. On the 1820 census are 5 male children and 3 female children . I am assuming 2 of the boys are Lowry and Tarlton so I am missing 3 boys ( remember Ira was not born until abt 1822 so we would not be on 1820 census). The girls I have are Nancy, Permilia, and Lucinda ( Mary was not born ubtil after 1820) However the oldest child is a male so somewhere there was a mistake or the first born female died between 1810-1820

On the 1830 census are 3 male children and 4 females. Ira and Mary were born after 1820 so that includes Lowry, Talton, Nancy, Permiila and Lucinda for a total of 7 children. Can we assume 2 males fom the 1820 census have since married or died?? - if so who are they ??

So from the 1820 we have a total of 8 children ( 5 m & 3 f) -- add in Ira and Mary born after 1820 and we have 10 children. 6 m and 4 f (And maybe a female that died early)

I can account for 3 males so that leaves 2-3 males missing. I have seen where others have Hastin with 7 male children and that makes no sense to me.

We have a Richerd born abt 1798 -1800 married to Sarah Thompson and on 1850 Logan Co census we have your ancester
Pyrrhus with them . We also have another Richard b abt 1823 on Logan co married to Lucinda Hensley. And who does he belong to?? Probably not Hastin because Hastin has no children on 1840 census. So because of the same name I am assuming Richard born 1827 is s/o Richard and Sarah Thompson and brother to your Pyrrhus.

That brings us to the Thomas Evans that also appears in Lawrence/ Logan Co I have a Thomas b abt 1802 married to Susie Davis Others again have him as s/o Hastin. If he was son where was he on 1810 census ???( I know census are not always accurate) So I beleive the Richard and Thomas on 1820 census and 1824 tax list are Richard bo abt 1798 married to Sarah Thompson and Thomas b abt 1802 married to Susan Davis.

So do I think Richard who was father to Pyrhus was s/o of Hastin??? I am leaning toward a "No" but then who were Hastins other sons??? I have a Wilson/ William b abt 1813 married to Phoebe Hensley who others have as s/o Hastin. His age fits for him to be son. I am leaning that Wilson was a son of Hastin.

Now others have Hastin with a son Druzilla b abt 1830 . I am doubting this because there were no children with Hastin on 1840 census and I can find nothing at all about this Druzilla. However Wilson and Phoebe Hensley Evans had a son Druzilla b abt 1830 so I do not think Druzilla b abt 1830 was s/o Hastin.

But- there is always a but !!!- we have a Drury Evans (I have not seen actual tax records just a transcibed one so Drury could be a wrong spelling !!) on 1834 Tax list. Could this be another "Druzilla" ??? If Hastin did have a son Druzilla he would have been born between 1810-1820 in order to be of age to appear on 1834 tax list. Also if Wilson was s/o Hastin it makes sense to name a son after a his brother

I know I am asking more questons than answering but here is something else to add to mix. In the "History of Logan County, W.Va." by Henry Clay Ragland written in 1896 we find this

"Thomas Evans was an early settler in the valley. He married a Miss Closser, and was the father of Richard Evans, who married a Miss Thompson. The names of his other children are not known, but they are the progenitors of a large Evans family."

You have to wonder because Ragland wrote his book in 1896 did he have a more personal insight to Thomas and Richard Evans?? He was writing about people who were stil living or at least were only one generation away.

I too have looked at the close proximity of the Evans and their "neighbors" on the census records and try to find a connection. I agree with you , there are questions aboyt the relatonships of the Evans living so near each other and there in laws.

Sorry this is so long. We need to talk more it seems to straighten this out !!!
Marsha Lambert

Re: David Evans b. SC

joefelice19501 — 2009-10-12 15:43:47Z

Hi,Hope. Everyone I am related to, descends from David Evans & Susana Rossier Evans. Susana Evans is bur. on the west fork of the Calcasieu River north of Lake Charles,La. This is same area that her brothers Daniel,John,and Jesse lived in 1860's I believe. Please I need the email addresses of all those doing research on this family. Susan Evans was the dau. of Elias Rozar/Roger/Reger/Rozier/Rossier. My other email address is ctr76315@centurytel.net. Please help. Thanks, Joe

Re: David Evans from South Carolina

joefelice19501 — 2009-10-25 15:36:32Z

Dear Helen. There is a lot of people working on the family of David and Susanah Rosier Evans. Also on all of Davids' father Thomas Evans family. Please help me get connected to others interested in this large family. I need anyone with a Rosier/Roizer/Rossier line to contact me also. My other email address is ctr76315@centurytel.net. Thanks anyone which may get this message and respond. Joe(from Cajun Louisiana).

Re: Evans - Somerset, England

Meagan1965 — 2009-10-25 02:41:55Z

My George Evans born about 1806 in either Draycott or Cheddar, Somerset (both appear on various certificates throughout his life) He married Betty Luff in 1828 in Mark Somerset. Son was William Luff Evans born 1828. After Betty died he married Sophie Hucklebridge (maiden name I think is Hockman) they had 5 children - Matilda 1833, Ann 1835, John 1837, James 1840 and Tamar 1843. George died in Somerset 1899. John 1837 is my line and he came to Australia in 1859. Hoping that there is someone who has more information on George and hopefully his parents. Thanks

Re: Evans - Somerset, England

Meagan1965 — 2009-10-10 03:00:32Z

My George Evans was born 1806 in either Draycott or Cheddar and eventually ended up in Mark, Somerset. Did your George Evans have a son George (the dates would be about right if your George married in 1804 he would have had a child by 1806)as this might be the connection I am trying to find as I have had no luck so far?

Re: Talton Evans b 1818 KY?>(W)VA

JeanneStook27 — 2009-10-13 00:18:43Z

Marsha, Do you have some place I can see info on Hastin and Lucy? I have only been researching this line for a short while. It actually is my Aunt Donna Vance Cook's family. When I was in WV in january I found Talton using the 1850-1880 census records. I also started with what donna told me and worked backwards. there are still a lot of holes in her tree but we do share! jeanne

Re: W.B. Evans; A.B. Sennet

bethrau1 — 2009-10-21 19:04:01Z

Hi Carolyn,

I'm not related, but looked through subscription sites for you. All I found was an August 1844 notice in a Baltimore newspaper that a Wright Evans was dissolving his partnership in his boot and shoe business John Haley. I didn't find anything else.

Where is William in the 1860 census? I don't find anyting at all for a Sennet, various spellings, who could be the A. B. Sennet from the 1857 MN census. Where is William in the 1850 census? I don't find him in that record, either.

The Blandford Cemeter in Petersburg, Virginia, has information on a Wright Evans, which I assume you have. 20 Sep 1845 interment. EVANS, Wright, son of Isham and Elizabeth EVANS. Died of consumption 19 Sep 1845, age 31y 10m 17d. Born Chesterfield County, Virginia. Notes: North of W.O. EVANS South E. R. Morriss [sic] on sq of W.O. Evans

A Google search for "Wright Evans" Blandford also brings up a tribute to Wright EVANS by his wife. It gives her name as Margaret, and says he leaves two children. The W.O. Evans buried near him is William O. EVANS, born 11 Sep 1810, died 11 Aug 1831, leaving his wife Espey EVANS.

I have not had any success in find this Margaret EVANS or the two children, one of whom might be your William, in the 1850 census.

Beth
not related

Re: Evans - Somerset, England

meanjean11_1 — 2009-10-24 15:28:37Z

"My" Evans came from Cheddar/Draycott---Came to the States in late 1890's -- Thomas and Mercy Broadbear Evans-----their son, Thomas, married Edna Southern--- named another son, George-------but I'm not certain of the senior Thomas's siblings--will try to check my records------

Re: Evans - Somerset, England

meanjean11_1 — 2009-10-09 11:17:17Z

"My" Evans family includes a George who marries Martha Coles (Cole) Oct. 14, 1804 in Blagdon. Their son, Thomas, marries Elizabeth Bunn. The family intermarries with Lukins (Luckins) family in the Draycott/Cheddar areas of Somerset---Any connection??

Re: Reese Evans/ Esther Stretcher

Menard95 — 2009-10-12 12:17:34Z

kate - did you get any responses to this posting? If not, contacting me personally, Joyce

Re: Long lost son of Hasting Evans?!

oesjmr — 2009-10-15 20:22:03Z

Thank you for responding!

It is quite a mystery, that's for sure! Evans is a common last name, so it possible that two separate Evans family could be living amongst each other, but part of me still thinks there's a link somewhere that we just don't know yet.

I wasn't aware that the Logan County History said that Richard was the son of Thomas Evans and Miss Closser. But what gives me hope is that they say that the other children are not known. This makes me believe that it is possible that they made a mistake about Richard's parents too. I know what you mean about it being written back in those times and perhaps the author actually knew them personally, however since they didn't know the other children, they could be wrong about the parents.

Hopefully we'll get this sorted out someday!

Jodie

Long lost son of Hasting Evans?!

oesjmr — 2009-10-10 14:12:08Z

Hello,

My husband is descended from Pyrrhus Evans of Logan/Mingo County WV and his parents Richard Evans and Sarah "Sally" Thompson. Richard and Sally were married 27 June 1820 in Floyd Co., KY. Based upon census records, we can estimate Richard's birthdate to be approx. 1799/1800.

I know many researchers have attributed Richard as a son of a Thomas Evans, however I'm taking a good hard look at Hasting Evans as the possible patriarch.

I haven't devoted years and years of research to this line like I have to some of my other lines, so I am by no means a pro on this family, however due to the fact that in 1860 Pyrrhus is living amongst Hasting's family and Hasting's son Lowry's family, it stands to reason that Pyrrhus would be related also. Not sure if Richard is an unknown son of Hasting or how they might be related.

Also, in 1850 Hasting Evans, age 84, is found in the Logan Co., VA census just two doors down from Solomon Baisden, who is Pyrrhus Evans' father-in-law.

If Hasting married Lucy Wellington in 1800, but also had been married ca 1798 to Norway Blair, then either woman could be Richard's mother since he was born ca 1799/1800.

Here is the 1860 Census showing Pyrrhus, Hasting, and Lowry Evans:
1860 Logan, VA (Post office: Mouth Pigeon)
Pyrrhus Evans, 34, farmer
Sarah A., 21
John S., 3
William H., 1
Nancy Farley, 20, domestic
NEXT DOOR: Hasting Evans, 90
Polly, 24
Samuel 8, Joshua 7, Unitha 5, Celia A. 2 mos.
NEXT DOOR OTHER WAY: Lowry Evans, 45
Polly 22, Francis M. 21, Perlina 20, Susin 18, Hasting 15

I also have read that many researchers do say that Hasting Evans had a son William Richard, however the dates do not line up to be Pyrrhus' father Richard. W. Richard was born ca. 1820. My husband's Richard was already getting married in 1820 and therefore would be a whole generation older.

Something else that strikes me as strange is that most researchers list children of Hasting being born in the 18-teens. If he was married in 1800, unless he was extraordinarily unlucky, he should have bore some children between 1800 and 1813. There MUST be children of Hasting's that are unknown to researchers.

Hopefully someone out there can work with me to solve this mystery.

Thanks!
Jodie Robinson

Elizabeth jane Evans of Wales and Newcastle Lawrence Pa

johntyner2001 — 2009-10-11 09:44:41Z

i am looking for an obituary of Elizabeth jane Harris Nee Evans who died in march 1981 in Newcastle Lawrence Pa, she was born 14th July 1888 according to the Social Security Death Index, she married my relative william Evan Harris who died in 1959, i dont know if they had any children, but from william's obit, there are none mentioned, they married in september 1916

William Vermont Evans

julievesselle — 2009-10-18 17:33:10Z

I am looking for any information regarding William Vermont Evans, born 1929 in Salt Lake City, Utah, died in 1979 in Alameda County California. His parents were Grace and William who lived in Texas for a time I believe. Any information would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Julie Vesselle

Augustus Evans descendent

thefinalpoet — 2009-10-19 15:54:54Z

I was born in St. Francis County in 1952. I would like to begin researching my family history.

EVANS Dina and Harry

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 12:22:33Z

EVANS Dina and Harry

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,145 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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EVANS Iva Jean and Henry E

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:17:56Z

EVANS Iva Jean and Henry E

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EVANS James Sr 1936-2002

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:12:33Z

EVANS James Sr 1936-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,145 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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EVANS Harry and Patsy

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 14:40:05Z

EVANS Harry and Patsy

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EVANS Mary DERDEN -1949

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-15 12:17:53Z

EVANS Mary DERDEN -1949

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,032 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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W.B. Evans; A.B. Sennet

carolync2 — 2009-10-20 10:55:47Z

Looking for information regarding A.B. SENNET enumerated in the 1857 LE SEUER MN Census with W.B. EVANS. A.B. SENNET is listed as a 49 year old female born in PA and W. B. EVANS as a 14 year old male born in Maryland.

My great grandfather, WILLIAM B.C. EVANS was born in BALTIMORE MD in 1842. His parents both passed away when he was quite young. The only information I have regarding his parents are listed in a genealogy book of his wife’s family showing his father as WRIGHT EVANS of PETERSBURG, VA who died in 1845. I did find a WRIGHT EVANS buried there who died in 1845.

William was wounded while serving in the 2nd MN during the Civil War. According to a letter written by one of his sons to the National Pension Office, William never spoke of his parents but did tell his children that his grandmother took him to MN when he was quite young and that he spent the rest of his life in MN. Therefore I believe that A.B. SENNET may be his grandmother. Can anyone help make this connection?

Carolyn McDougall Clark

George Evans, 1915-1935

LavaniaCook — 2009-10-17 21:25:06Z

I am looking for George Edward Evans son. George was killed in a truck accident one month before he was born, His wife was was an Ashley, but no relation to the Ashley's that are in the family. The son was George Jr. He and his mother seemed to fade out soon.

I have heard that he lived in and around the Lafayette, Logansport , Indiana area.

My mother and George Sr. were very close in age and basically grew up together and she would love to see his son. My mother is 94.

If anyone knows of this person please reply.
Lavania

Thomas Evans and Sallie Ann Waxler Licking County Ohio

tkfarrow — 2009-10-10 02:18:44Z

I have just begun to take this line back further. Any info would be appreciated.

I have the family in Licking County as of 1850. My living grandmother remembers some of the children such as Orrin / Oren.

I am the great great great granddaughter of Martha Ann Evans and Franklin P. Hoyt.

Re: David Evans from South Carolina

SMOOTHKARS — 2009-10-25 15:59:35Z

My Evans line goes back to Peter Evans b abt 1785 SC
married Martha Yeldell b abt 1801. They migrated from Edgefield SC to Wilcox Co AL about 1820 with Martha's father James M Yedell then to Shelby Co AL

Jim Evans

Re: Tom Evans

ldjnevans1 — 2009-10-19 00:03:55Z

I read your post from 2001. My father inlaw was Thomas D Evans, born 1910 in Phoenixville. deceased 1999. His father was also Thomas D (Davis) Evans born in Phoenixville, PA I am wondering if we are looking for the same Tom.

DESCENDENTS OF ISAAC LITTLE OF LINDEN, PERRY CO. TN

emuwally — 2009-10-21 09:16:37Z

dEAR EVANS AND LITTL CUZINS,

ISAAC LITTLE OF LINDEN, PERRY CO. TN.

I AM LOOKING FOR DESCENDENTS OF FRANCIS ELORA LITTLE EVANS, DAUGHTER OF ISAAC LITTLE.

FRANCIS WAS THE ONLY DAUGHER OF ISAAC.

SHE MARRIED RICHARD ALLEN EVANS OF LINDEN,PERRY CO.TN.

ACCORDING TO THE 1870 FEDERAL CENSUS SHE AND HER 3 BROTHERS COULD NOT READ OF WRITE. THE FOUR CHILDREN LIVED WITH THEIR STEP FATHER WILLIAM FRENCH AND THEIR REAL MOTHER, NANCY ELIZBETH ROBERTS LITTLE FRENCH.

I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO CONTACT DESCENDENTS OF ISAAC AND FRANCIS.

CUZIN WLLY