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Charles C Evans

Birth1775 - Washington, Virginia, USA
Death18 Oct 1848 - Cannon County, Tennessee
MotherNancy Ann Colville
FatherSamuel Evans (5th GGF)

Born in Washington, Virginia, USA on 1775 to Samuel Evans (5th GGF) and Nancy Ann Colville. Charles C Evans married Sarah Sally Blackburn and had 10 children. He passed away on 18 Oct 1848 in Cannon County, Tennessee.

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Parents
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Samuel Evans (5Th Ggf)
1730 - 1798
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Nancy Ann Colville
1733 - 1790
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Sally Blackburn
1779 - 1858
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John Henry Evans
1815 - 1882
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Samuel C Evans
1804 - 1870
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David Bluford Evans
1823 - 1892
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William Blackburn Evans
1808 - 1869
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Andrew F Evans
1813 - Unknown
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James M Evans
1810 - 1844
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Elizabeth "Jane" Evans
1800 - 1838
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Evans
1814 - Unknown
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Lemuel D Evans
1827 - 1881
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Elizabeth (Bettie) Evans
1816 - 1886

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