One of about a dozen children born to William Evans (Sr) and Ruth Prosser Evans, both immigrants from Wales.
Ruth is believe to have been interred in a small, no-longer-active Schmidt-Vogeler cemetery owned by the Lutheran Church. Though her grave is unmarked, cemetery records (translated from the original German) show the following:"Block 12, Lot 4 -- William Evans owned the lot. His wife is buried there."
Ruth is believe to have been interred in a small, no-longer-active Schmidt-Vogeler cemetery owned by the Lutheran Church. Though her grave is unmarked, cemetery records (translated from the original German) show the following:"Block 12, Lot 4 -- William Evans owned the lot. His wife is buried there."
One of about a dozen children born to William Evans (Sr) and Ruth Prosser Evans, both immigrants from Wales.
Ruth is believe to have been interred in a small, no-longer-active Schmidt-Vogeler cemetery owned by the Lutheran Church. Though her grave is unmarked, cemetery records (translated from the original German) show the following:"Block 12, Lot 4 -- William Evans owned the lot. His wife is buried there."
Ruth is believe to have been interred in a small, no-longer-active Schmidt-Vogeler cemetery owned by the Lutheran Church. Though her grave is unmarked, cemetery records (translated from the original German) show the following:"Block 12, Lot 4 -- William Evans owned the lot. His wife is buried there."
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