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Benjamin Evans

Birth1860 - Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England
DeathOct 1925 - Stockton, Durham, England
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Born in Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England on 1860. Benjamin Evans married Sarah Pirt Grieveson and had 9 children. He passed away on Oct 1925 in Stockton, Durham, England.

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Sarah Pirt Grieveson
1864 - Unknown
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Eva Evans
1898 - 1990
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Joseph Henry Evans
1894 - Unknown
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George Evans
1892 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Opie Evans
1901 - Unknown
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William Opie Evans
1886 - 1915
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Herbert Evans
1896 - Unknown
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Ann Evans
1883 - Unknown
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John T Evans
1890 - Unknown
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Charlotte Evans
1889 - Unknown

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