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Frederick William Evans

Birthabt 1824 - Carshalton, Surrey, England
DeathJan 1905 - West Ham, Essex, United Kingdom
MotherMartha Cribb
FatherJohn Evans

Born in Carshalton, Surrey, England on abt 1824 to John Evans and Martha Cribb. Frederick William Evans married Ann Allars and had 7 children. He passed away on Jan 1905 in West Ham, Essex, United Kingdom.

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John Evans
1797 - 1881
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Martha Cribb
1802 - Unknown
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Ann Allars
1826 - 1866
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William Henry Evans
1860 - 1935
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Maria A Evans
1850 - Unknown
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Walter Frederick Evans
1848 - 1927
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Martha Eliza Evans
1852 - 1888
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Charles Francis Evans
1857 - 1902
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Sarah Evans
1854 - Unknown
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Maria Emily Evans
1862 - Unknown

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