Terzah was the daughter of John DuVall and Lydia Millison.
Terzah Duvall bore Nathan Evans' first son out of wedlock. Though Nathan always loved and acknowledged his son, and wanted to marry Terzah, she would not marry him or give his surname to their son, Nathan Duvall.
Terzah raised her son alone, and never married until Nathan Evans had been widowed for the second time. She then consented to marry her childhood sweetheart, when their son was 34 years old!
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From FAG Member ck (#49208461):
The Cambridge Jeffersonian, Thursday, May 02, 1895
Mrs. Tirzah Duvall Evans, widow of Honorable Nathan Evans was once well-known in Cambridge, where she, with her distinguished husband resided many years.
She was a daughter of John and Lydia Duvall, born in Washington County, PA, Jan. 19, 1807. When five years old, she came with her parents to the vicinity of Belmont, Belmont County, OH and was married in 1865.
Her husband died in September 1879. She removed to Somerton in 1881, where she made her home till the time of her death April 24th, 1895.
At her request she was buried in the Bush cemetery, near Malaga, Monroe County. She united with the Christian church, at Chestnut Level, Goshen township, Belmont County in 1860.
Terzah Duvall bore Nathan Evans' first son out of wedlock. Though Nathan always loved and acknowledged his son, and wanted to marry Terzah, she would not marry him or give his surname to their son, Nathan Duvall.
Terzah raised her son alone, and never married until Nathan Evans had been widowed for the second time. She then consented to marry her childhood sweetheart, when their son was 34 years old!
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From FAG Member ck (#49208461):
The Cambridge Jeffersonian, Thursday, May 02, 1895
Mrs. Tirzah Duvall Evans, widow of Honorable Nathan Evans was once well-known in Cambridge, where she, with her distinguished husband resided many years.
She was a daughter of John and Lydia Duvall, born in Washington County, PA, Jan. 19, 1807. When five years old, she came with her parents to the vicinity of Belmont, Belmont County, OH and was married in 1865.
Her husband died in September 1879. She removed to Somerton in 1881, where she made her home till the time of her death April 24th, 1895.
At her request she was buried in the Bush cemetery, near Malaga, Monroe County. She united with the Christian church, at Chestnut Level, Goshen township, Belmont County in 1860.
Terzah was the daughter of John DuVall and Lydia Millison.
Terzah Duvall bore Nathan Evans' first son out of wedlock. Though Nathan always loved and acknowledged his son, and wanted to marry Terzah, she would not marry him or give his surname to their son, Nathan Duvall.
Terzah raised her son alone, and never married until Nathan Evans had been widowed for the second time. She then consented to marry her childhood sweetheart, when their son was 34 years old!
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From FAG Member ck (#49208461):
The Cambridge Jeffersonian, Thursday, May 02, 1895
Mrs. Tirzah Duvall Evans, widow of Honorable Nathan Evans was once well-known in Cambridge, where she, with her distinguished husband resided many years.
She was a daughter of John and Lydia Duvall, born in Washington County, PA, Jan. 19, 1807. When five years old, she came with her parents to the vicinity of Belmont, Belmont County, OH and was married in 1865.
Her husband died in September 1879. She removed to Somerton in 1881, where she made her home till the time of her death April 24th, 1895.
At her request she was buried in the Bush cemetery, near Malaga, Monroe County. She united with the Christian church, at Chestnut Level, Goshen township, Belmont County in 1860.
Terzah Duvall bore Nathan Evans' first son out of wedlock. Though Nathan always loved and acknowledged his son, and wanted to marry Terzah, she would not marry him or give his surname to their son, Nathan Duvall.
Terzah raised her son alone, and never married until Nathan Evans had been widowed for the second time. She then consented to marry her childhood sweetheart, when their son was 34 years old!
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From FAG Member ck (#49208461):
The Cambridge Jeffersonian, Thursday, May 02, 1895
Mrs. Tirzah Duvall Evans, widow of Honorable Nathan Evans was once well-known in Cambridge, where she, with her distinguished husband resided many years.
She was a daughter of John and Lydia Duvall, born in Washington County, PA, Jan. 19, 1807. When five years old, she came with her parents to the vicinity of Belmont, Belmont County, OH and was married in 1865.
Her husband died in September 1879. She removed to Somerton in 1881, where she made her home till the time of her death April 24th, 1895.
At her request she was buried in the Bush cemetery, near Malaga, Monroe County. She united with the Christian church, at Chestnut Level, Goshen township, Belmont County in 1860.
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