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Ellen Evans

Birth10 Nov 1856 - Knox, Kentucky, USA
Death6 Mar 1925 - Clinton, Anderson, Tennessee
MotherPermelia York
FatherThomas James Evans

Born in Knox, Kentucky, USA on 10 Nov 1856 to Thomas James Evans and Permelia York. Ellen Evans married Jabers (Jave) Marion Nelson and had 9 children. She passed away on 6 Mar 1925 in Clinton, Anderson, Tennessee.

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Parents
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Thomas James Evans
1830 - 1907
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Permelia York
1827 - 1903
Spouse(s)
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Jabers (Jave) Marion Nelson
1856 - 1926
Children Show all
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Arville Taylor Nelson
1891 - 1951
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Samuel Rufus Nelson
1895 - 1978
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David Deaderick Nelson
1879 - 1928
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Page M Nelson
1899 - Unknown
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Henry Neil Nelson
1896 - 1949
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Clara True Nelson
1897 - 1983
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Cyntha W Nelson
1885 - 1919
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Catrine Nelson
1883 - Unknown
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Frank J Nelson
1889 - Unknown

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