Christopher Clifton Evans usually used the name Clifton Evans. He was the son of George W. Evans (1836 AL - 1890 TX), who had served in Co. A, 26th Texas Cavalry, Confederate States of America, in the Civil War, and Mary Ann Gary (1847 MS - presumably 1918 TX), daughter of Isaac H. Gary (Find A Grave 23032071) and Sarah Little Manning Gary (Find A Grave 23032051).
He was married to Frances Jane (Fannie) Dromgoole Bowers (1893 TX - 1966 TX), whose first husband was Joseph Stephen Bowers (1895 MO - 1972 LA, Find A Grave 50908793). Their son, Robert Allen/Alan Bowers, assumed the surname Evans.
Christopher was a career Army soldier and died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Fort Sam Houston hospital while serving in the military.
He was married to Frances Jane (Fannie) Dromgoole Bowers (1893 TX - 1966 TX), whose first husband was Joseph Stephen Bowers (1895 MO - 1972 LA, Find A Grave 50908793). Their son, Robert Allen/Alan Bowers, assumed the surname Evans.
Christopher was a career Army soldier and died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Fort Sam Houston hospital while serving in the military.
Christopher Clifton Evans usually used the name Clifton Evans. He was the son of George W. Evans (1836 AL - 1890 TX), who had served in Co. A, 26th Texas Cavalry, Confederate States of America, in the Civil War, and Mary Ann Gary (1847 MS - presumably 1918 TX), daughter of Isaac H. Gary (Find A Grave 23032071) and Sarah Little Manning Gary (Find A Grave 23032051).
He was married to Frances Jane (Fannie) Dromgoole Bowers (1893 TX - 1966 TX), whose first husband was Joseph Stephen Bowers (1895 MO - 1972 LA, Find A Grave 50908793). Their son, Robert Allen/Alan Bowers, assumed the surname Evans.
Christopher was a career Army soldier and died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Fort Sam Houston hospital while serving in the military.
He was married to Frances Jane (Fannie) Dromgoole Bowers (1893 TX - 1966 TX), whose first husband was Joseph Stephen Bowers (1895 MO - 1972 LA, Find A Grave 50908793). Their son, Robert Allen/Alan Bowers, assumed the surname Evans.
Christopher was a career Army soldier and died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Fort Sam Houston hospital while serving in the military.
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