Benjamin Evans came to the United States with his parents Thomas and Ann (Titus) Evans in November 1873 at the age of 4. His father died in 1876 and his mother remarried in 1883, again to a man with the surname Evans.
Benjamin married twice. His first wife Annette died young, leaving him with 3 small children to raise. Arthur, Amelia and Eleanor lived with his wife's family until he was able to provide them with a stepmother.
Two years later he married Mary Louise (Mimi) and had four daughters - Ruth, Marie, Naomi, and Leona, rounding out his family to seven children.
Benjamin married twice. His first wife Annette died young, leaving him with 3 small children to raise. Arthur, Amelia and Eleanor lived with his wife's family until he was able to provide them with a stepmother.
Two years later he married Mary Louise (Mimi) and had four daughters - Ruth, Marie, Naomi, and Leona, rounding out his family to seven children.
Benjamin Evans came to the United States with his parents Thomas and Ann (Titus) Evans in November 1873 at the age of 4. His father died in 1876 and his mother remarried in 1883, again to a man with the surname Evans.
Benjamin married twice. His first wife Annette died young, leaving him with 3 small children to raise. Arthur, Amelia and Eleanor lived with his wife's family until he was able to provide them with a stepmother.
Two years later he married Mary Louise (Mimi) and had four daughters - Ruth, Marie, Naomi, and Leona, rounding out his family to seven children.
Benjamin married twice. His first wife Annette died young, leaving him with 3 small children to raise. Arthur, Amelia and Eleanor lived with his wife's family until he was able to provide them with a stepmother.
Two years later he married Mary Louise (Mimi) and had four daughters - Ruth, Marie, Naomi, and Leona, rounding out his family to seven children.
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