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Edith Evans

Birth6 May 1884 - Bootle, Lancashire, England
Death11th April 1951 - Garston Hosiptal, Liverpool, England
MotherAmelia Williams
FatherChristopher Christmas Evans

Born in Bootle, Lancashire, England on 6 May 1884 to Christopher Christmas Evans and Amelia Williams. Edith Evans married Edward James Smallbone and had 11 children. She passed away on 11th April 1951 in Garston Hosiptal, Liverpool, England.

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Parents
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Christopher Christmas Evans
1854 - 1896
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Amelia Williams
1859 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Edward James Smallbone
1885 - 1965
Children Show all
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Winifred Smallbone
1924 - 1995
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Edward Thompson Smallbone
1909 - 1990
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Edith Smallbone
1915 - 1967
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Joan Smallbone
1920 - 1986
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William Edward Smallbone
1904 - 1982
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Philip Smallbone
1914 - 1916
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Herbert Smallbone
1912 - 1922
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Christopher Smallbone
1907 - 1927
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Ivy Smallbone
1926 - 1928
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Vincent Smallbone
1917 - 1998
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Phillip Smallbone
1919 - 1978

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