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Howard Nelson Evers

Birth1 Jan 1895 - Bluffton, Wells, Indiana, USA
Death14 May 1927 - Farmersburg, Sullivan, Indiana, USA
MotherSarah A Fisher
FatherDavid W. Evers

Born in Bluffton, Wells, Indiana, USA on 1 Jan 1895 to David W. Evers and Sarah A Fisher. Howard Nelson Evers married Lydia A Hamilton and had 6 children. He passed away on 14 May 1927 in Farmersburg, Sullivan, Indiana, USA.

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David W. Evers
1858 - 1899
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Sarah A Fisher
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Lydia A Hamilton
1890 - 1975
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James Donald Evers
1920 - 1971
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Maudethel "Toni" Evers
1921 - 1990
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Katherine A. Evers
1926 - 1946
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Robert Edward Evers
1925 - 1995
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Richard Evers
1926 - 1927
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Margaret Alice Evers
1924 - 1990

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