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John Hinkson Evans

Birth12 Jan 1825 - Pennsylvania
Death17 September 1883 - Pennsylvania, United States of America
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Born in Pennsylvania on 12 Jan 1825. John Hinkson Evans married Sarah Clark Lowe and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 September 1883 in Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Sarah Clark Lowe
1842 - 1905
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Lewis Mercelliott Evans
1867 - 1952
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Harry Hinkson Evans
1875 - 1919
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Sarah Lowe "Sadie" Evans
1872 - 1935
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Virginia Evans
1866 - Unknown
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Nellie Evans
1879 - Unknown
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Charles Lowe Evans
1870 - 1943
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Mabel Hinkson Evans
1868 - 1933
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Elisbeth L "Lizzie" Evans
1877 - Unknown

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