George was 1 0f 6 children of John & Jane [Howell] Evans Jr.
His siblings were Mary, Lydia, Honoroable John Jr, Col. Evan, George & Dr. Peter.
On 26 Oct 1757 John married Rachel Gilpin 1736-1784.
The couple had 8 children: Sophia, Hannah, Peter, Joseph, Phineas, George, Elizabeth & Mary.
During the Revolution he served as a Commissary and was at the battles of Trenton & Princenton, NJ.
George was a member of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia.
Information shows that he was buried in Philadelphia. The church has moved several times and the location of his burial is unknown. His wife Rachel who died many years before George died on 4 Apr 1784 and was reportedly buried in Baltimore, MD.
His siblings were Mary, Lydia, Honoroable John Jr, Col. Evan, George & Dr. Peter.
On 26 Oct 1757 John married Rachel Gilpin 1736-1784.
The couple had 8 children: Sophia, Hannah, Peter, Joseph, Phineas, George, Elizabeth & Mary.
During the Revolution he served as a Commissary and was at the battles of Trenton & Princenton, NJ.
George was a member of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia.
Information shows that he was buried in Philadelphia. The church has moved several times and the location of his burial is unknown. His wife Rachel who died many years before George died on 4 Apr 1784 and was reportedly buried in Baltimore, MD.
George was 1 0f 6 children of John & Jane [Howell] Evans Jr.
His siblings were Mary, Lydia, Honoroable John Jr, Col. Evan, George & Dr. Peter.
On 26 Oct 1757 John married Rachel Gilpin 1736-1784.
The couple had 8 children: Sophia, Hannah, Peter, Joseph, Phineas, George, Elizabeth & Mary.
During the Revolution he served as a Commissary and was at the battles of Trenton & Princenton, NJ.
George was a member of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia.
Information shows that he was buried in Philadelphia. The church has moved several times and the location of his burial is unknown. His wife Rachel who died many years before George died on 4 Apr 1784 and was reportedly buried in Baltimore, MD.
His siblings were Mary, Lydia, Honoroable John Jr, Col. Evan, George & Dr. Peter.
On 26 Oct 1757 John married Rachel Gilpin 1736-1784.
The couple had 8 children: Sophia, Hannah, Peter, Joseph, Phineas, George, Elizabeth & Mary.
During the Revolution he served as a Commissary and was at the battles of Trenton & Princenton, NJ.
George was a member of the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia.
Information shows that he was buried in Philadelphia. The church has moved several times and the location of his burial is unknown. His wife Rachel who died many years before George died on 4 Apr 1784 and was reportedly buried in Baltimore, MD.
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