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Myrtle Evans

Birth14 June 1907 - Lawrence Co. KY
Death10 Dec 1996 - Columbus, Franklin, Ohio
MotherNancy Crabtree
FatherJohnathan O. Evans

Born in Lawrence Co. KY on 14 June 1907 to Johnathan O. Evans and Nancy Crabtree. Myrtle Evans married William "Bill" Bailey and had 10 children. She passed away on 10 Dec 1996 in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio.

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Parents
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Johnathan O. Evans
1868 - 1949
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Nancy Crabtree
1871 - 1930
Spouse(s)
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William "Bill" Bailey
1903 - 1990
Children Show all
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Walter Bailey
1930 - 2003
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Tommy Bailly
1934 - 2009
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Minnie Marie Bailey
1927 - 2011
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Nancy Bailey
1942 - 1996
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Thelma Jean Bailey
1950 - 2009
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Rachel Bailey
1944 - 1947
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Edward C. Bailey
1924 - 1992
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Luther "Luke" Bailey
1931 - 1996
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John B Bailey
1932 - 1994
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Russell Bailey
1927 - Unknown

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