I suggest Sampson W. Evans and G. Willard Evans were the same person. He was apparently named for his great uncle Sampson Willard of Hinsdale NH, the husband of Mary Evans Willard, whose children lived in Evans Mills.
There is an administration of estate dated 1861 for a Willard Evans of Philadelphia, Jefferson, NY.
He married Jane Elizabeth Drake and had one child, Fannie A. Evans Law (1861-1928) who had descendants. ---RD Calhoun-Eagan, Evans researcher, 47483662.
There is an administration of estate dated 1861 for a Willard Evans of Philadelphia, Jefferson, NY.
He married Jane Elizabeth Drake and had one child, Fannie A. Evans Law (1861-1928) who had descendants. ---RD Calhoun-Eagan, Evans researcher, 47483662.
I suggest Sampson W. Evans and G. Willard Evans were the same person. He was apparently named for his great uncle Sampson Willard of Hinsdale NH, the husband of Mary Evans Willard, whose children lived in Evans Mills.
There is an administration of estate dated 1861 for a Willard Evans of Philadelphia, Jefferson, NY.
He married Jane Elizabeth Drake and had one child, Fannie A. Evans Law (1861-1928) who had descendants. ---RD Calhoun-Eagan, Evans researcher, 47483662.
There is an administration of estate dated 1861 for a Willard Evans of Philadelphia, Jefferson, NY.
He married Jane Elizabeth Drake and had one child, Fannie A. Evans Law (1861-1928) who had descendants. ---RD Calhoun-Eagan, Evans researcher, 47483662.
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