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1. Roll Call * Pearl Evans [1]
Here is my Evans. She is the only one I have found. My grandmother's mother was Pearl Evans. I know very little about her. She married Edgar Columbus Huntsinger. It is said that she was Cherokee but I have no evidence to either prove or disprove that. Pearl and Edgar had three daughters. Chester Huntsinger (Yes, she's a female) was born January 26, 1908 in Starkville, Oktibbeha Co., Mississippi, died September 09, 1985 in Athens, GA. Annie Bea Huntsinger was born about 1910.
2. George Frederick Evans [1]
George Frederick EVANS, born Nov. 19, 1837, at Boston, Massachusetts, and died March 28, 1908, Corpus Christi, TX. Educated at Boston, he was employed as a warehouse clerk in Havana, Cuba, before coming to Corpus Christi in 1858. He married Cornelia Moore, daughter of Col. John M. Moore, in 1872. Their children were Alfred Druce, Harriet Conklin, John Moore, and Edith King EVANS. Regards, Larry
3. Re: Temperence "Tempy"Evans [1]
Margaret... The James Evans I mentioned was the son of William P. James K. and his brother, Alexander, married sisters, Phoebe and Permelia Waldrop. They moved to AR. When the CW started, both men were in it. They agreed that if one didn't return, the other would help raise their family along with his own. James did not return. Phoebe, with the help of Alexander and Permelia raise a good family. There were five sons who became ministers. They can be found in "Lest We Forget" which is a book written about M
4. Evans North Carolina, Illinois, Missouri [1]
Hi Listers I've not put this up for a while so will try again. This is my Evans line would like to go back 1. Elisha Evans 2. William Evans They and there mother left Elizabeth City, North Carolina from there to southern Illinois then to Wayne co. Missouri where they settled. Elisha Evans m. Nancy Richardson After 1940 Her family were all lost at sea except one brother Kelly Spence. Elisha and Nancy's children were 1. Thomas Jefferson b. 1854 / Missouri 2.Margaret 3William Kelly 4. John Robert 5. Green
5. Re: Roll Call - Nathan & Evan Evans, PA & VA [1]
Do you have any info. on Isaac Evans? I am looking for info. on him. He had a son named Abraham who married Catherine Ensminger; they had a daughter Elizabeth Delilah who married Samuel Henry Eddy. I am at a dead end on this line. Any help would be great! April
6. Re: Walter Evans [1]
I am new to the Evans list but could not help but be drawn to this particular posting, especially about the Evans who were in North Carolina. I am looking for Henry Evans, b. 1789 in North Carolina (married to Catharine?) and then moved to Dallas County, Missouri, perhaps via Kentucky. He was in Missouri by 1839 along with two other Evans gents, John Evans, b. 1808 in North Carolina and married Merium Stark, and Samuel W. Evans, b. 1810 in North Carolina, married Sally (?). All three, Henry, John and Samu
7. Re: ROLL CALL? [1]
Here's another: an Evans (John?) who had children in GA between 1786 and 1810. Some of the children's names were perhaps Thomas, Turner, Anselm, Elizabeth, Susan, John, Martha. They married into WOOD, TRIMBLE, WHITE, GINDRAT, TURNER and BRYAN families. Would like to find information prior to the birth of these children. Some assumptions are that their father (John?) MAY have been married into a SHACKELFORD family and that he MAY have had siblings named Henry, Mildred, Susannah, Mary, Letitia, Elizabeth, S
8. Birthdate Calculator [1]
Joe Here are a couple of my birthdate calculator sites. http://www.angelfire.com/va/ValsGenealogyPage/Calculator.html http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/birth.html Hope this helps. Sharleen Wurm
9. Re: Roll Call - Nathan & Evan Evans, PA & VA [1]
Hi John, I got your email. I will try to check at the Cleveland Public Library. If unsuccessful, I will call Ohio Historical Society in Columbus. I am sure that the Library has at a minimum indices of Ohio Civil War Veterans. You want the Civil War record right. You apparently have the pension application. If you want further information on the pension, you will probably have to call the National Archives in Washington and ask about which records center you should mail for pension information. Tim Tom Ev
10. Evans All Over [1]
Beginning with William who was born in South Carolina, and shows up on the Hinds county in 1840 until his death, possibly moved to Washington county ms, to Hollendale. Descendants of William Evans 1 William Evans 1796 - . +Winniford-----------Believe HER LAST NAME WAS CHEEK! .... 2 John Evans 1828 - ........ +Mary V Mallet 1833 - ........... 3 Singleton Robert Evans 1855 - 1936 ............... +Rosa Jane Jenkins 1862 - 1941 .................. 4 Clara Virginia Evans 1883 - 1961 ...........
11. Re: OHIO EVAN'S [1]
My John Evans was born Ar. in 1890 and i would love to find out anything on his family. He was my grandfather. He married a Ivy Bell Glover in 1900 in Ar. His mother was Sarah jane Bailey. His father was called Jack. I was told his name was William Evans. i knwo that he died in Tx about 1930. ----- Original Message ----- From: John D & Peggy Ledrich To: Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2000 8:58 AM Subject: OHIO EVAN'S > Hi, It's Christmas, will all related to Joh
12. Re: Roll Call-GEORGE W. EVANS [1]
I am looking for GEORGE W EVANS -according to the 1900 Houston County, Texas Census was born March 1855 in MS, both is parents were born in MS- but no names. He died Oct. 13, 1939. married EMILY PRICE, bornJan 10, 1858 in MS - parents Willis Price & Elizabeth ? both born in MS. Emily died April 20, 1945. their oldest know child- Bettie Evans was born Jan 1878 in Texas others children include-Ida, Jane, Henry, Florence, Jefferson, Irene, Willis and Frank. My family has been searching for my Grandmother
13. Samuel Evans -- Pa., Ohio, Indiana [1]
Looking for info on my mystery GGGG grandfather, Samuel Evans, b. late 1700s, died ?? I have several possible residences -- early on, Pennsylvania (no county), then later Wayne Co., Ohio and Henry Co., Indiana., maybe Boone County, Indiana too. had son named Samuel (1814-1900) who lived in Boone County, Indiana and possibly one named Elias, in Henry County, Indiana. From the Centennial History of Missouri: "He (Samuel) Moved to Ohio from Pennsylvania after his marriage. His father had moved to Pennsylvani
14. Thomas R. EVANS b.1868 Coleraine/Hazleton, PA [1]
Hi, Still searching for clues on my GGgrandfather Thomas R. EVANS... Thomas R. EVANS b.12 Apr 1868 d. unk, family lore says his Welsh father and uncles owned coal mines at Coleraine, Carbon Co., PA. Married 1st abt.1891, Sarah DAVIS b.3 Dec 1868 d.25 Mar 1894 of Beaver Meadows, Carbon Co., PA. Her parents may have been Charlotte and Willie DAVIS who both died in 1880, PA. Two children of Thomas and Sarah: 1.Henry Joseph EVANS b.20 Mar 1892 PA d.May 1965, FL. Worked for Prudential Insurance, m. Pearl A.
15. Evans NC & Wyoming Co. [1]
I ran across the following, while attempting to clean out some notes from some time ago.I believe this is going to be the family of my Abraham Evans. THE EVANS FAMILY Barnabas "Barney" Evans and William Evans, Jr.were brothers born in Ashe Co., NC to William, Sr. and Aley Evans. William Sr. died before 1839 and Aley, a Cherokee Indian, died between 1850 and 1860. To this union were nine children: James married Peggy Pugh Elizabeth married John Hill Nancy married James Pugh John married Nancy Dickson Pe
16. Re: EVANS GRAVE PIX-DOVER NH [1]
unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 5:30 PM Subject: EVANS GRAVE PIX-DOVER NH > > > > I have gravestone pictures of the following people. Taken in the "Pine Hill > > Cemetary" in Dover, NH. I have a few others, I will post them later. Any > > one interested in a copy I would be happy to send you a copy via email. > > > > Hosea Evans, Jr b: 1-28-1819 d: 3-21(?)-1859 > > > > Robert Evans B: 3-24-1816 D: 7-11-1893 >
17. Re: Nick Name "Crate" [1]
Dear Bill: Have you considered "Creighton" as a name for your grandfather? Just a thought... Melissa Hill Dees Decatur, AL (Mine) HILL, NEISLER, MANSFIELD, HALL, HALEY, SEXTON, FULLER, SHELTON, ONLEY, DARNALL (His) DEES, EVANS, SENSABAUGH, MEDLOCK, LONGWORTH, SMITH, UNDERWOOD, POWELL, POOLE ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 9:46 PM Subject: Nick Name "Crate" > > I would like to thank everyone for all the help you gave m
18. Re: John Evans from Wales [1]
Nancy, I am interested in your John Evans from Wales married to Jane Watkins. I have a John Evans born about 1795 living in Armstrong County, PA. One of the census records indicates he may have been born in Maryland, rather than Wales so it is a long shot that these two are connected. I have had great difficulty trying to find out my John Evans parents. He married a woman named Charity. Do you have any infromation regarding your John born 1793? Regards, Roxanne
19. Re: Nick Name [1]
In Arizona anyway, the prison inmates names are on the census. Dan Capps HRLDnMAUD@aol.com wrote: > I'm not sure, but are the names of prisoners on the federal census, like on > state censuses. That may be one way to look for him. The other would to > start writing at the bottom to state representatives for that county in > Tennessee and work up the ladder, explaining and asking if records for those > years are of public records and that you have been getting the run around > from the prison and archi
20. Re: Temperence "Tempy" Evans [1]
Hi, Kay! Thank you for your reply and offer to share!! I do appreciate it. I have seen your William P. Evans in my search but I do not think it is my great-great-grandmother's brother. Her brother was married to Jemima. There were two William P. Evans; they were in the same area, I believe, and could have been related. I have found that relatives named their children the same name back years ago. John Brinkley Burks and Temperence Evans had a son named William Pulaski Burks. I do not know how
21. Re: John Evans of Ohio [1]
Could your gr-grandfather have moved to Indiana befor moving to Iowa? I'm looking for family of my gr-gr-grandmother Clara Geneva Evans b. 1852 in Greencastle IN. Johanna Bonne ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank Evans To: Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 11:18 AM Subject: John Evans of Ohio > Dear sir, > My Great Grandfather John Evans was born in Ohio (don't know what Town or County) on October 24, 1820. I have no records of his parents, brothers or sist
22. Re: Evans/Randal/Chapman families from LA... [1]
sorry about my e-mail address it was incorrect, got carried away I guess. *smile* It is best to just send me a message through the list. Thank you. Lu EVANS-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Hi, > ~I am new to the list! > Thank you for having me. > > ~I was wondering if any of you have any Evans family members > that may have married into a "Randall" family or a "Chapman" family? > > This is what I have so far: > Robert Evans married Louise Randall in Louisiana, Possibly in Dry Prong. > Robert Evans had sisters
23. Re: John Evans of Ohio [1]
I suppose it's possible, but I have no knowledge of that. Frank Evans freame@flash.net ----- Original Message ----- From: JOHANNA BONNE To: Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 2:13 PM Subject: Re: John Evans of Ohio > Could your gr-grandfather have moved to Indiana befor moving to Iowa? I'm > looking for family of my gr-gr-grandmother Clara Geneva Evans b. 1852 in > Greencastle IN. > Johanna Bonne > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Frank Evans
24. Herbert (Bert) W. Evans Greeley CO. KS 1920 [1]
Greetings List, I am looking for information on the family of Herbert (Bert) W. Evans(Evens). Last known to be living in Greeley County, Tribune, Kansas in 1920. Bert would have been 40, his wife Nina would have be 35, daughter Margaret would have been 16, son T. J.(possibly Thomas J.) would have been 15 and son HerbertJr., of been 4 all most 5 years old. The family was know to at one time lived in Miller, Kansas and Lawrence, Kansas also. Bert was a cattle dealer. Thanks for any help. Rhonda
25. Evans Roll Call [1]
Hello Evans Family, I thought I would try to post my "Brick Wall." James W. Evans married Malissa Jane Johnson in Hawkins Co.,TN in 1861. They lived in Hawkins until the late 1800's. James and Malissa moved to Bell Co.,Ky and were listed in the 1900 Bell Co., KY Census with their son Samuel J. Evans. Samuel married Fanny B. Van Meter in 1903 in Pineville,KY. They had two children with the second one born in 1905. I next find Samuel's family in Sullivan Co.,TN in the 1910 Sullivan Co., Tn census. My prob
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