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Helen Evers

Birth10 Mar 1853 - Bladen Co, North Carolina, USA
Death13 Mar 1931 - Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA
MotherNancy Ann Allen
FatherWilliam James Evers

Born in Bladen Co, North Carolina, USA on 10 Mar 1853 to William James Evers and Nancy Ann Allen. Helen Evers married Eli Mclean and had 14 children. She passed away on 13 Mar 1931 in Cumberland County, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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William James Evers
1813 - 1887
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Nancy Ann Allen
1819 - 1894
Spouse(s)
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Eli Mclean
1846 - 1925
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Eli Mclean
1840 - 1924
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Eli Mclean
1845 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Albert Edward Mclean
1877 - 1955
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Charles Mclean
1876 - Unknown
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Ida Alice Mclean
1877 - 1940
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Lilly Mclean
1886 - Unknown
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Forney Mclean
1880 - Unknown
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Lonnie Mclean
1882 - 1966
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Maggie Mclean
1889 - 1960
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Eward Mclean
1870 - Unknown
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Anna Mclean
1874 - Unknown
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Samuel Mclean
1884 - 1916
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Mclean
1877 - 1905
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John Simmons Mclean
1873 - Unknown
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Sallie Mclean
1883 - Unknown
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Meggie Mclean
1881 - Unknown

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