Matti Evonen, also known as Matt Evans, was born in Finland. He came to the United States in 1893, settling in Michigan's Copper Country. With him came a wife, Katrina, and a daughter, Aina Judith. This marriage ended in divorce sometime after 1900.
He married a second time in Houghton on September 12, 1907. His bride was Ida Mannula, also a Finnish immigrant. They had two children. Alida was born in 1908, and Matthias was born three months after his father's death.
At the time of his death, Matti was working as a painter. He resided in Winona with his wife and daughter.
He married a second time in Houghton on September 12, 1907. His bride was Ida Mannula, also a Finnish immigrant. They had two children. Alida was born in 1908, and Matthias was born three months after his father's death.
At the time of his death, Matti was working as a painter. He resided in Winona with his wife and daughter.
Matti Evonen, also known as Matt Evans, was born in Finland. He came to the United States in 1893, settling in Michigan's Copper Country. With him came a wife, Katrina, and a daughter, Aina Judith. This marriage ended in divorce sometime after 1900.
He married a second time in Houghton on September 12, 1907. His bride was Ida Mannula, also a Finnish immigrant. They had two children. Alida was born in 1908, and Matthias was born three months after his father's death.
At the time of his death, Matti was working as a painter. He resided in Winona with his wife and daughter.
He married a second time in Houghton on September 12, 1907. His bride was Ida Mannula, also a Finnish immigrant. They had two children. Alida was born in 1908, and Matthias was born three months after his father's death.
At the time of his death, Matti was working as a painter. He resided in Winona with his wife and daughter.
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