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Henry Evans

Birthabt 1858 - Kennington, Southwark, London, England
DeathSep 1949 - Chatham, Kent, England
MotherLucy Yeomans
FatherSamuel EVANS

Born in Kennington, Southwark, London, England on abt 1858 to Samuel EVANS and Lucy Yeomans. Henry Evans married Emily Elizabeth Smee and had 8 children. He passed away on Sep 1949 in Chatham, Kent, England.

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Parents
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Samuel Evans
1822 - Unknown
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Lucy Yeomans
1826 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Emily Elizabeth Smee
1860 - 1890
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Henry William Evans
1883 - Unknown
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Edward George Evans
1885 - 1975
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Charles Henry Newstead Evans
1895 - 1973
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Ernest Cyril Evans
1901 - 1961
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Albert, Edward Evans
1904 - 1999
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Annie Margaret Daisy Evans
1905 - 1995
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Thomas Horace Evans
1902 - 1930
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Herbert Walter Kelsey Evans
1896 - 1908

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