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William Evans

Birth03 DEC 1778 - UPPER ELLICOTT MILLS, MARYLAND
Death9 Mar 1840 - Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States
MotherLetitia Ellicott
FatherJohn (Hough) Evans

Born in UPPER ELLICOTT MILLS, MARYLAND on 03 DEC 1778 to John (Hough) Evans and Letitia Ellicott. William Evans married Margaret Randall and had 11 children. He passed away on 9 Mar 1840 in Buffalo, Erie, New York, United States.

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Parents
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John (Hough) Evans
1758 - 1792
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Letitia Ellicott
1762 - 1841
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Randall
1782 - 1872
Children Show all
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Charles Worthington Evans
1812 - 1889
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James Carey Evans
1809 - 1901
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William Alexander Evans
1816 - 1880
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John Randall Evans
1807 - 1861
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Andrew Ellicott Evans
1824 - 1824
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Benjamin Evans
1815 - 1815
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Rachel Letitia Evans
1813 - 1856
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Lewis Ellicott Evans
1818 - 1889
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Zipporah Evans
1805 - 1866
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William Evans
1812 - Unknown
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Seven Children
Unknown - Unknown

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