John Newton Evans at Sawmill

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Patsy Flanagan

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01/01/2001

John Newton Evans at Sawmill

This is my Grandfather John Newton Evans. It may be the Evans family, they were loggers. John Evans hauled logs and lumber with a team of horses. They did this in Ar & Tx, mostly Ar.

Date & Place: 1930 in Arkansas USA

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John Nute Evans born circa Apr 28, 1866

John Nute Evans was born circa April 28, 1866. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember John Nute Evans.

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