Vincent Evans arrived in colonial Texas from Lenawee County, Michigan Territory, in 1834; as did his father Musgrove Evans, his three brothers, and his sister. V. L. Evans married Emma Brookfield and lived in Fayette County, Texas. They had several children, according to an article about Emma's father published on the website www.fayettecountyhistory.org.
During the 1840s, Evans died "out west;" he was reportedly captured by bandits, perhaps along one of the early cattle trails, and killed. He was about 30 years old.
During the 1840s, Evans died "out west;" he was reportedly captured by bandits, perhaps along one of the early cattle trails, and killed. He was about 30 years old.
Vincent Evans arrived in colonial Texas from Lenawee County, Michigan Territory, in 1834; as did his father Musgrove Evans, his three brothers, and his sister. V. L. Evans married Emma Brookfield and lived in Fayette County, Texas. They had several children, according to an article about Emma's father published on the website www.fayettecountyhistory.org.
During the 1840s, Evans died "out west;" he was reportedly captured by bandits, perhaps along one of the early cattle trails, and killed. He was about 30 years old.
During the 1840s, Evans died "out west;" he was reportedly captured by bandits, perhaps along one of the early cattle trails, and killed. He was about 30 years old.
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