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John E. Evans

Birthabt 1840-1843 - Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA
Death20 Sep 1923 - Cody, Park, Wyoming, USA
MotherEllender/Elinor/Eleanor Hendrix/Hendricks (Evans) ?
FatherJoseph (Iwens) Evans

Born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA on abt 1840-1843 to Joseph (Iwens) Evans and Ellender/Elinor/Eleanor Hendrix/Hendricks (Evans) ?. John E. Evans married Rebecca Jane Barnes and had 6 children. He passed away on 20 Sep 1923 in Cody, Park, Wyoming, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph (Iwens) Evans
1790 - 1851
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Ellender/elinor/eleanor Hendrix/hendricks (Evans) ?
1796 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Rebecca Jane Barnes
1852 - 1898
Children Show all
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Calfornia Evans
1892 - Unknown
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James T Evans
1888 - Unknown
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Lucie Evans
1886 - Unknown
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Leeoh R Evans
1898 - Unknown
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Amanda Evans
1883 - Unknown
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Joseph Evans
1891 - Unknown

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