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FANNY EVANS

Birth1835 - Newton St. Cyres
Death10 FEB 1900 - Sandford, Devon, England, United Kingdom
MotherANN ROWDON/
FatherTHOMAS EVANS/

Born in Newton St. Cyres on 1835 to THOMAS EVANS/ and ANN ROWDON/. FANNY EVANS married John Tonkin and had 11 children. She passed away on 10 FEB 1900 in Sandford, Devon, England, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Thomas Evans/
1788 - 1848
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Ann Rowdon/
1791 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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John Tonkin
1830 - 1909
Children Show all
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Harry Tonkin
1859 - 1916
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Mark Tonkin
1855 - Unknown
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Jessie Tonkin
1858 - 1882
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Reuben Tonkin
1872 - 1927
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Sidney Tonkin///
1870 - Unknown
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George Tonkin
1867 - Unknown
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John Tonkin
1866 - Unknown
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Walter Tonkin
1868 - Unknown
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Alfred Tonkin
1878 - Unknown
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Emma Tonkin
1861 - Unknown
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Mary Tonkin
1862 - Unknown

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