John married Caroline Williamson in 1842. Sometime between the birth of Hannah Evans in 1846 and Thomas Evans in 1850, John and Caroline moved from Ohio to Hebron, Jefferson, WI. Their other children were born in Jefferson County, WI.
The death notice for John Evans give a vivid description of how he died in a runaway sled incident in the Watertown News, Watertown, WI, 27 Jan 1875, pg 5:5: "...accident which happened on Thursday last, resulting in the death of Mr. John Evans, ..." and "Mr. Evans lingered in great agony until 10 o'clock Sunday morning, the 17th inst., when he expired."
The death notice for John Evans give a vivid description of how he died in a runaway sled incident in the Watertown News, Watertown, WI, 27 Jan 1875, pg 5:5: "...accident which happened on Thursday last, resulting in the death of Mr. John Evans, ..." and "Mr. Evans lingered in great agony until 10 o'clock Sunday morning, the 17th inst., when he expired."
John married Caroline Williamson in 1842. Sometime between the birth of Hannah Evans in 1846 and Thomas Evans in 1850, John and Caroline moved from Ohio to Hebron, Jefferson, WI. Their other children were born in Jefferson County, WI.
The death notice for John Evans give a vivid description of how he died in a runaway sled incident in the Watertown News, Watertown, WI, 27 Jan 1875, pg 5:5: "...accident which happened on Thursday last, resulting in the death of Mr. John Evans, ..." and "Mr. Evans lingered in great agony until 10 o'clock Sunday morning, the 17th inst., when he expired."
The death notice for John Evans give a vivid description of how he died in a runaway sled incident in the Watertown News, Watertown, WI, 27 Jan 1875, pg 5:5: "...accident which happened on Thursday last, resulting in the death of Mr. John Evans, ..." and "Mr. Evans lingered in great agony until 10 o'clock Sunday morning, the 17th inst., when he expired."
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