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John Smith Evans

BirthFeb 1857 - Logan, Logan, West Virginia, United States
Death4 Aug 1925 - Mingo, West Virginia, United States
MotherSarah Ann Baisden (Evans)
FatherPyrrhus Paris Evans

Born in Logan, Logan, West Virginia, United States on Feb 1857 to Pyrrhus Paris Evans and Sarah Ann Baisden (Evans). John Smith Evans married Martha Jennie Canterbury and had 8 children. He passed away on 4 Aug 1925 in Mingo, West Virginia, United States.

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Pyrrhus Paris Evans
1827 - 1891
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Sarah Ann Baisden (Evans)
1836 - 1900
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Martha Jennie Canterbury
1864 - Unknown
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Dolcena "Dolly" Rose
1868 - 1948
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Edward Peck Evans
1881 - 1949
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Mary Evans
1888 - 1954
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Martha Evans
1884 - 1954
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Wade Evans
1883 - Unknown
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Charles Evans
1891 - Unknown
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Thelma Evans
1915 - 1989
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Thelma Evans
1916 - Unknown
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Wade Evans
1883 - Unknown

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