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1. Re: Who is "Panther" EVANS, born: late 1700's? [1]
To: Belinda Myrick Barnett Go to Family Genealogy Genealogy Forum - Evans and type in "Panther" or click: http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?forum=evans&url=%2Fevans%2F &path=%2Fevans%2F&terms=Panther&boolean=AND
2. John Evans OH wife Elizabeth Crawford Evans b. 1841 [1]
Trying to work this family! Elizabeth's grandparents, I think were Van Lehr. Ring any bells. It is Delaware Co, Ohio.
3. Re: Lucinda EVANS and son, Claiborne Walter EVANS, 1800's [1]
Hi Sherry, do you know if the father came from Wales???? Our Thomas Evans came from Wales around 1830s. He settled in Cherokee Cty. SC, married and raised 8 children. He had 2 brothers to follow but he never heard from them. I am desperately searching for info' on Thomas or his siblings and parents. Thanks, Mona -----Original Message----- From: SGANTIQUE@aol.com To: EVANS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 9:23 AM Subject: Re: Lucinda EVANS and
4. PLEASE HELP FIND THIS STONES TRUE HOME... [1]
<< If I needed just one reason for starting the Mo-Cemeteries list - this lost tombstone would be enough. Please read the attached message I received and if you can help - please let me know. Lets see if we as a group can find the resting place of this small child and return the stone his parents so lovingly placed on his final resting place. Kathleen Burnett MO-Cemeteries List Mom Hello Kathleen, > > Someone posted the information about your list on another list that I am on > so I thou
5. Re: Seeking Evans Events queries [1]
Hi Harold, I have tried twice to send you mail and it is bounced back saying you address is to long, can only handle 16 char. in the name. Is there another way to get in touch? Anne
6. Re: EVANS: Rocky River, Chatham,NC [1]
Carolyn: Do you have any info on a John Micajah EVANS? He was probably born between 1840-1860 somewhere in NC. He left Blowing Rock, NC, went to north GA (long enough to meet and marry Lucy Leonora UNDERWOOD). He was in Cleburne Co., AL in 1879 when his son, Martin Luther EVANS was born. He supposedly went back to the Blowing Rock area to work off and on over the course of the next 10-15 years. I have been unable to find any information on John Micajah; he's such a brick wall. I'd love to be able to
7. Re: James Evans [1]
Sorry, forgot one of the most important thing, THey were in Sevier County, Tn. Joe & Anne wrote: > What state and county were they from? > Anne > broja@gate.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Roberta Rose > To: > Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 7:29 PM > Subject: James Evans > > I am desperately seeking the parents of James Evans married to Serena > Lewis 30 Jan 1850. > They are in the household of Levi Ballard having been married within the > last year. > J
8. William Austin Evans [1]
I am seeking any information on the William Austin Evans family who was probably from Tennessee and later moved to Pulaski Co., or Greene Co., MO. The information I have is William had brothers Albert & Alec and a sister Nancy. They may have been more siblings. William was married to Sally Frazier(Frasher) and when she died in MO William moved his family to Upshur Co., TX, I don't know the exact year but think it was probably around 1897. hus William Austin Evans wife Sally Frazier(Frasher) son Ha
9. RE: Complaints [1]
Hello, Thanks to everyone who has written on this topic... without complaining. In the welcome letter, I mention that people should not complain to the list that a letter that someone has written, does not belong on the list, that their letter is off-topic for the list. The footer is a reminder of that message. Overall the footers save a lot of trouble. We rarely have people writing to the list to unsubscribe because the footers tell them how to do that. Also the footers remind people to change the subj
10. Re: William Austin Evans [1]
Subject: Re: William Austin Evans > My James Evans lived in Upshur Co., TX. I met him 1946 when I was 16. My > James was part Choctaw/Chickasaw/Cherokee Indian. Does this fit. Art > > My James had the look of being part Indian. Maybe he was not murdered after all, but just ditched out of the new marriage. He was about six foot four and weighted about 240 lbs. He was thirty three years old when he married Etta May Breeden in 1910. I have a picture of him. Can't say if it fits or not. Do you know his
11. EVANS [1]
Hi I am related to the Evans's of both England and Wales and would appreciate hearing from anyone else who is researching this name. Best wishes June.
12. Re: Evans-Watts connection [1]
Debra: You have listed a Benjamin as the son of Elizabeth and Robert, could you tell me where you found this? Did Robert and Ann have two daughters by the name of Sarah? Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: Mundo, Debra To: Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:10 AM Subject: RE: Evans-Watts connection Robert was b.abt 1645 in Hampton, NH d.Feb 17, 1697 in Dover, NH of cancer after 9 months of sickness (first wife) Elizabeth Colcord b.1641 in Hampton, NH
13. Re: Complaints [1]
Thanks for the quick answer. Noticed the footers had been improved. They look good but still need the unsubscribe footer also. Thanks for your time and trouble!!!
14. Evans [1]
I am looking for information on James Evans (1859) who married an Ada. They had 11 children: Myra, Myron, Lena, Rose, Minnie, Pearl, George, Arthur, Fred, Alice, and Milton. I have very little information on the family. Myra was my grandmother and she married Clyde Chase and lived in Ithaca, N.Y. Ada was born in Caroline, NY so it is possible that the family resided there. I would appreciate any help or leads as I've received zero in the past three years. I do know that Myra supposedly went to
15. 1920 Census-White, AR [1]
These were found on the 1920 White County, AR - Census 1920 Census White County Arkansas Enumerated by Alvia E. Clark January 2, 1920 Bald Knob Town Inc. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 189-201 Evans, Mary H, Waitress, f, w, 20, Tx Lois, sister, f, w, 17, Ar Irvin, brother, m, w, 15, Ar Almos, borther, m, w, 12, Ar Thelbert L, brother, m, w, 10, Ar Catherine, sis
16. Re: Berry Evans [1]
I haven't got that far, yet. My oldest to date being Abraham born 1824, POSSIBLY son of Richard. Mostly in N.C with some ties to Southern Va. Nan
17. Re: Welsh emigrants [1]
How would I go about checking on the 1800 time frame??? -----Original Message----- From: Evan Crow To: EVANS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, September 25, 2000 8:34 PM Subject: Re: Welsh emigrants >Many of the early Evans emigrants - 1600's - came after the crown wars in >England. Many Welch families supported James and Charles and when thing went >wrong - better the colonies than the axeman. "Early Emigrants to Va" (I >believe) and don't remember the compiler, liste
18. Re: Bilston, Evans [1]
In a message dated 9/29/2000 4:07:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, nlfreeman@ic24.net writes: > 1891 census for 36 James Street, Bilston What is/where is Bilston? Sue Bays
19. Re: Delmer/ Delman Evans of west Texas [1]
From carl evans of Florien La. > I'm looking to connect with any evans descendants > of > Delmer/Delman Evans in the vicinity of Junction and > Ft. McKavet Tx.. Delmer left La. in early 1900's, I > believe, and we've had only little touch with them > since. If any of you have any info. please let me > know. His father was Thomas Rainey Evans. thank > you. > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http:
20. Re: Evans of Wigan, UK and Nova Scotia 2 [1]
Hi Alan, I was referred to a UK Genealogist but he said there were no records before 1837 so there wasn't anything he could do. He told me to contact a General Geologist but i have not found one yet. We know Thomas came over in early 1830s because he married and had his first child in 1837. The 1850 census records for here says he was a farmer, but we have been told that he was rich and owned lots of land. Evidently that was in Wales. Mona -----Original Message----- From: Anderton, Alan
21. RE: Evans-Watts connection [1]
I collected my information on Benjamin (son of Robt and Elizabeth) from 2 sources 1) WWW.Familysearch.com 2) the Genealogical Dictionary of ME & NH by Noyes/Libby/Davis As far as them having 2 Sarah's, WWW.Familysearch.com says there were 2 Sarah's and the Genealogical Dictionary of ME & NH by Noyes/Libby/Davis says only one born in 1685. I will continue looking at other sources and see what they tell me. Are there any connections between your research and mine? -----Original Message----- From: Joh
22. Re: William Austin Evans [1]
Mona, either William or his wife was part Choctaw/Chicksaw indian. I have only word of mouth on where they migrated from. Art
23. Redman, Evans, McCurdy [1]
Does any have connections to these names? McCurdy is my line. Thanks Terry Abstracts from: Cover page.......... New Jersey Archives First Series Vol XXXXI Abstracts of Wills Vol. XII 1810-1813 ________________ Page 307 Dainel McCurdy 1811 Nov 1. Redman, Samuel, of Nottingham Twsp., Burlington Co. Int. Inventory, $1,717.27; made by Evan Evans, Daniel McCurdy. Lists Bible, 1 sword & hat, lot of shoemaker's tools, 4 shoemaker's seats, leathers, book accounts [no names given]. Affirmed by James Redman
24. Berry Evans [1]
A year or so ago I corresponded with someone on this list about Berry Evans. I have made the connection between their Evans and mine. Would like to make contact again. Dan Capps dcapps@casagrande.com
25. Re: Lucinda EVANS and son, Claiborne Walter EVANS, 1800's [1]
Sorry, did not realize I was complaining. Just looking for others that may only have this as a significant part of history to help them family connections? ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael To: Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 1:29 PM Subject: Re: Lucinda EVANS and son, Claiborne Walter EVANS, 1800's > Is anyone familiar with and/or connected to the EVANS, William E. accused of > the "Arsenic-in-Well" case in Sussex County, Delaware in 1892? I have i
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