Daughter of James Allen Evans and Rhoda Jacks
m1. Rev. Samuel Vance Williams, son of Rev. Samuel Vance Williams and Mary Ann Keeling, on 2 Aug 1894 in White County, Illinois. He was a Reverend and she was a singing evangelist. In 1906 she became pastor of a church in Tampico, Illinois. In August of that year, her husband Rev. Samuel V. Williams was deposed from his pastorate o the Christian church in LaPorte, Indiana after he confessed to misdeeds. His manner and the nature of his confessions were suspect. He was judged insane and sent to the state asylum in Watertown, Illinois. He later became a preacher in Kankakee, Illinois, where he committed suicide on 25 Apr 1909.
m2. Rev. Dr. Thomas Ellsworth Cramblett, President of Bethany College, on 1 Aug 1911 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
m1. Rev. Samuel Vance Williams, son of Rev. Samuel Vance Williams and Mary Ann Keeling, on 2 Aug 1894 in White County, Illinois. He was a Reverend and she was a singing evangelist. In 1906 she became pastor of a church in Tampico, Illinois. In August of that year, her husband Rev. Samuel V. Williams was deposed from his pastorate o the Christian church in LaPorte, Indiana after he confessed to misdeeds. His manner and the nature of his confessions were suspect. He was judged insane and sent to the state asylum in Watertown, Illinois. He later became a preacher in Kankakee, Illinois, where he committed suicide on 25 Apr 1909.
m2. Rev. Dr. Thomas Ellsworth Cramblett, President of Bethany College, on 1 Aug 1911 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
Daughter of James Allen Evans and Rhoda Jacks
m1. Rev. Samuel Vance Williams, son of Rev. Samuel Vance Williams and Mary Ann Keeling, on 2 Aug 1894 in White County, Illinois. He was a Reverend and she was a singing evangelist. In 1906 she became pastor of a church in Tampico, Illinois. In August of that year, her husband Rev. Samuel V. Williams was deposed from his pastorate o the Christian church in LaPorte, Indiana after he confessed to misdeeds. His manner and the nature of his confessions were suspect. He was judged insane and sent to the state asylum in Watertown, Illinois. He later became a preacher in Kankakee, Illinois, where he committed suicide on 25 Apr 1909.
m2. Rev. Dr. Thomas Ellsworth Cramblett, President of Bethany College, on 1 Aug 1911 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
m1. Rev. Samuel Vance Williams, son of Rev. Samuel Vance Williams and Mary Ann Keeling, on 2 Aug 1894 in White County, Illinois. He was a Reverend and she was a singing evangelist. In 1906 she became pastor of a church in Tampico, Illinois. In August of that year, her husband Rev. Samuel V. Williams was deposed from his pastorate o the Christian church in LaPorte, Indiana after he confessed to misdeeds. His manner and the nature of his confessions were suspect. He was judged insane and sent to the state asylum in Watertown, Illinois. He later became a preacher in Kankakee, Illinois, where he committed suicide on 25 Apr 1909.
m2. Rev. Dr. Thomas Ellsworth Cramblett, President of Bethany College, on 1 Aug 1911 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois
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