Matilda Evans was born about 1842 to John and Elizabeth Garrison Evans in Georgia. She died sometime after 1889. [Info provided for marriages and children is correct, but parentage in not. Parents and siblings belong to Martha Matilda Evans ID KPHK-3BJ.]
She married George Washington Canup about 1857. They had 3 children Mary Susan, John B and George Cicero Canup.
George died as a POW in 1864 in Illinois.
Matilda married Isaac M Teague about 1866 and they moved to Bartow County, GA. Isaac took the children in and raised them as his own and John and George Cicero took on the name Teague in 1880. Mary Susan had already gotten married and moved out of the family home.
She married George Washington Canup about 1857. They had 3 children Mary Susan, John B and George Cicero Canup.
George died as a POW in 1864 in Illinois.
Matilda married Isaac M Teague about 1866 and they moved to Bartow County, GA. Isaac took the children in and raised them as his own and John and George Cicero took on the name Teague in 1880. Mary Susan had already gotten married and moved out of the family home.
Matilda Evans was born about 1842 to John and Elizabeth Garrison Evans in Georgia. She died sometime after 1889. [Info provided for marriages and children is correct, but parentage in not. Parents and siblings belong to Martha Matilda Evans ID KPHK-3BJ.]
She married George Washington Canup about 1857. They had 3 children Mary Susan, John B and George Cicero Canup.
George died as a POW in 1864 in Illinois.
Matilda married Isaac M Teague about 1866 and they moved to Bartow County, GA. Isaac took the children in and raised them as his own and John and George Cicero took on the name Teague in 1880. Mary Susan had already gotten married and moved out of the family home.
She married George Washington Canup about 1857. They had 3 children Mary Susan, John B and George Cicero Canup.
George died as a POW in 1864 in Illinois.
Matilda married Isaac M Teague about 1866 and they moved to Bartow County, GA. Isaac took the children in and raised them as his own and John and George Cicero took on the name Teague in 1880. Mary Susan had already gotten married and moved out of the family home.
Gravesite Details
No marker remains but I personally witnessed the grave as a child.
Family Members
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