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     History of West Virginia & It's People, Vol III, pg 701-704. Eliza V. Epperson married William Hearne, son of Levi Griffin Hearne and Aura White, on 22 September 1902.¹

     Emalou Erazim married Walter Reuben Fellows, son of John Franklin Fellows and Maud Nina Hatten, in 1928.

     Harry S. Erb married Lottie Iona Harn, daughter of John Davis Harn and Martha Jane McCann. Harry S. Erb and Lottie Iona Harn were divorced before 1940.

     Christina Erickson is the daughter of Rodney Erickson and Mary Faith Squires.

     Eleanor Jane Erickson married Dr. Clarence Russell Perkins, son of Clarence Russell Perkins and Johanna Viola Coulson, circa 1943.

     Michelle Dawn Erickson married Joseph Michael Kline, son of Dennis Joseph Kline and Barbara Mary Hautman, on 27 August 2006.¹

     Rodney Erickson married Mary Faith Squires, daughter of Howard James Squires and Joyce Hildegard Thielen.

     Ted Erickson married Jamie Jasinski, daughter of Jerome David Jasinski Sr. and JoAnn Popelka.

     Mary Jane Erikson married Eugene Lawrence Mattson on 2 February 1963 at Carson City, Nevada.¹ Mary Jane Erikson and Eugene Lawrence Mattson were divorced on 16 January 1990 at Portland, Multnomah Co., Oregon. Mary Jane Erikson married Jerry Oliver Houser, son of Albert Charles Houser and Nettie Irene Ballou, on 2 May 1992 at Multnomah Co., Oregon.¹

     Olga S. Erland was born on 16 August 1917 at Los Angeles Co., California.¹ She married John Arthur Headrick, son of John Henry Headrick and Frances Margaret Clow. Olga S. Erland died on 29 June 1976 at Los Angeles Co., California, at age 58.¹ She was buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery, Inglewood, Los Angeles Co., California.¹

     Judy Kay Ernst married Robert Clyde Marsonette, son of Wallace Carl Marsonette and Mary Dorothy Tracey, on 18 March 1962 at St. Mary 's Catholic Church, Mount Angel, Marion Co., Oregon.

     Bernadette Marie Erramouspe married Anthony C. Legerski, son of Joseph Julius Legerski and Edith Lucas.

     Judith E. Eschenbrenner was born on 24 November 1942.¹ She married Lewis Henry Strothkamp, son of Louis F. Strothkamp and Evelyn D. Weidmann, on 24 September 1965 at St. Joseph Church, Manchester, St. Louis Co., Missouri.² Judith E. Eschenbrenner died on 27 April 1999 at age 56.¹ She was buried at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church Cemetery, Wildwood, St. Louis Co., Missouri.¹

     Pauline Eschenbrenner was born on 30 August 1875.¹ She married Henry John Weidmann, son of Henry Weidman and Mary Benyas. Pauline Eschenbrenner died on 22 July 1955 at age 79.¹ She was buried at Saint John United Church of Christ Cemetery, Manchester, St. Louis Co., Missouri.¹

     Alden E. Esping is the son of Melvin C. Esping and Charlotte Watson Jones.

     Melvin C. Esping married Charlotte Watson Jones, daughter of Charles Lancaster Jones and Mabel Violella Perkins.

     Gloria Ann Esser was born on 9 February 1934 at Illinois. She married Thomas Anthony Stumm, son of Thomas Everett Stumm and Margaret Cecilla Rupel, circa 1953. Gloria Ann Esser died on 9 August 2013 at Richmond, Virginia, at age 79.

     Faye Ellen Etzler married Gilbert Cullins Mayne Jr., son of Gilbert Cullins Mayne Sr. and Betty L. Frizzell. Faye Ellen Etzler was born on 13 June 1958 at Frederick Co., Maryland.¹ She graduated in 1976 at Linganore High School, Linganore, Frederick Co., Maryland. She married Michael Thompson circa 1999. Faye Ellen Etzler died on 5 December 2020 at Maryland at age 62.¹ She was buried on 12 December 2020 at Bush Creek Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Monrovia, Frederick Co., Maryland.¹

     Byron Eubanks married Mildred Mary Mitchell on 3 January 1927 at Summit Co., Ohio. Byron Eubanks and Mildred Mary Mitchell were divorced in April 1954 at Ohio.

     Joetta Kathleen Eubanks was born on 27 February 1928 at Barberton, Summit Co., Ohio. She was the daughter of Byron Eubanks and Mildred Mary Mitchell. Joetta Kathleen Eubanks married Thomas Cady Brownfield on 11 February 1965 at Summit Co., Ohio. Joetta Kathleen Eubanks lived in December 1994 at Canal Fulton, Stark Co., Ohio. She died on 3 July 2021 at Florida at age 93.

     Shirley Maxine Eubanks was born on 15 March 1930 at Barberton, Summit Co., Ohio. She was the daughter of Byron Eubanks and Mildred Mary Mitchell. Shirley Maxine Eubanks married Thomas Richard McCollock on 4 September 1950 at Summit Co., Ohio. Shirley Maxine Eubanks lived in December 1994 at Foley, Baldwin Co., Alabama. She died on 28 November 2017 at Ohio at age 87.

     Cora M. Eull was born on 22 May 1909 at Albertville, Wright Co., Minnesota. She married Phillip J. Thielen on 7 September 1925.

     Samuel Eury married Mary Lugenbeel. Samuel Eury lived at Unionville, Frederick Co., Maryland.

Following from the book HISTORY OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, by T.J.C. Williams, reprint of the 1910 edition, Published in 1967 by Regional Publishing Company, page 1305.
Samuel A. Eury, farmer, resides in Linganore District, Frederick County, Md., son of Samuel and Mary (Lugenbeel) Eury, was born on the farm on which he now lives, in Linganore District, July 19, 1841.
Mr. Eury's ancestors were Germans. His grandfather, Samuel Eury, spent his life in farming, at first in Linganore, and later in Liberty District, where he owned the farm that is now the property of Luther Harn, of Unionville, Md. He was married to Miss Boyer.
Samuel Eury, father of Samuel A. Eury, was born on his father's farm in Frederick County, and received his education in the schools of his native county. His whole life was devoted to the cultivation of the soil.
After his marriage, he purchased his homestead, the farm on which his son, Samuel A., resides. Samuel Eury was married to Mary, daughter of William Lugenbeel. Their children are: 1, Margaret (Mrs. Abner Harn), deceased; 2, Susan (Mrs. William Brightwell), deceased; 3, Lydia (Mrs. Dennis Butler), deceased; 4, John William, deceased, a brave soldier, fought all through the Civil War as a private in the Seventh Maryland Regiment, married Miss Allison; 5, David Washington, deceased; 6, Mary Ellen (Mrs. Evan J. Aldridge), of Frederick County; 7, Samuel A. Mr. Eury died at the homestead in 1869, aged sixty-nine; his wife died on the home farm.
Samuel A. Eury received his education in the public schools of Unionville, Md. He grew up on his father's farm and was set to ride the saddle horse when he was a very small boy. Mr. Eury worked hard, assisting with all the work of the place, and after his father's death rented the homestead from his mother. When she died, Mr. Eury purchased the property, which he has improved in every respect. He is an intelligent farmer, and a reliable citizen, highly esteemed in the community. He is a staunch Republican.
Samuel A. Eury was married, in 1869, to Annie Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth (Gilbert) Zumbrun. Their children are: 1, Harry, married Elizabeth Bryant, resides in Kentucky; 2, Jesse, married Jennie Lee Watson, resides in Kentucky; 3, Stanley Benton, married Bessie Appleby, has two children, Annie and Cecil. Mr. Eury and his wife are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs. Eury died in February, 1903; she is buried in Linganore Chapel.

     Sarah Margaret Eury was born on 29 May 1826.^3,4 She was the daughter of Samuel Eury and Mary Lugenbeel. Sarah Margaret Eury married Abner Harn, son of Singleton Wesley Harn and Maria Cordelia Harn, on 18 September 1854 at Carroll Co., Maryland.² Sarah Margaret Eury died on 6 July 1869 at Unionville, Frederick Co., Maryland, at age 43.^5,4 She was buried at Linganore Cemetery, Unionville, Frederick Co., Maryland.⁴

     Albert D. Evans was born circa 1855 at Wisconsin. He was the son of Evan Evans and Margaret Williams. Albert D. Evans lived in January 1935 at McCook, Red Willow Co., Nebraska. A.D. Evans living in McCook in 1935, according to brother's obit. He died on 31 May 1938 at Nebraska.¹ He was buried at Memorial Park Cemetery, McCook, Red Willow Co., Nebraska.²

     Alice C. Evans was born circa 1858 at Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Evan Evans and Margaret Williams.

     Barbara Jean Evans was born on 13 December 1929 at Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota.^2,3,4,5 She was the daughter of James Harrison Evans and Genevieve Cornelia Nestaval. Barbara Jean Evans graduated in 1949 at University of Chicago, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois, Bachelor of Arts (cum laude.)⁶ She married Karl Raymond Zimmer Jr. on 8 March 1949 at Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.⁷ Barbara Jean Evans graduated in 1970 at Butler University, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, Secondary School Teaching Certificate and an M.A. in History.⁶ Her Social Security Number was Social Security Number issued in Minnesota before 1951.² The cause of death was lung cancer.⁵ She died on 7 August 2010 at Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana, at age 80.^5,6,2,4

Following obituary for Barbara Evans Zimmer:

Barbara Zimmer

Barbara Evans Zimmer age 81, of Indianapolis. A loving family, devoted friends, and the Indianapolis arts, cultural and educational communities mourn the passing on Saturday, August 7th, of Barbara Evans Zimmer. Born Barbara Jean Evans in Minneapolis on December 13, 1929, she grew up in different towns throughout the Midwest. She attended the University of Chicago on a scholarship and graduated with a B.A. (cum laude) in 1949. It was at Chicago that she met and married Karl Zimmer, her husband of 61 years. The couple, and eventually their three children, lived for several years in Denmark and the Netherlands, before returning to the United States in 1963. After moving to Indianapolis in 1964, Barbara earned her Secondary School Teaching Certificate and an M.A. in History from Butler University in 1970. She was passionate about giving to others. She applied the same selfless energy to being a wife and mother as she did to her volunteer work and her teaching. She was a counselor and friend to many from all backgrounds and walks of life. She sought neither honors nor recognition, but truly enjoyed enriching other people's lives. And it was experiencing the accomplishments of others, knowing she had made a difference, that gave her so much joy. Barbara Zimmer's volunteer work would fill volumes. She became active in the Indianapolis League of Women Voters, and later became President of the Indiana League. She was a member of the Unigov Task Force, Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee; Chair of the Indiana Employment and Training Council; President of Crossroads Guild; Member of the Board and later Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of the YWCA; President of the Indianapolis Woman's Club; President of the Indiana Women's History Archives Board; and member of several not-for-profit boards including the Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School, Dance Kaleidoscope, and IUPUI University Library. For 16 years, Barbara taught in the Writing and ESL Programs in the English Department at IUPUI. She was an original staff member of the Writing Center and Visiting Teacher from the Writing Center to other schools and departments. In 1994 she was selected to initiate and teach expository writing at Ikatan University in Kajang, Malaysia, in a program of the School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI, whereupon she and Karl moved to Malaysia for two semesters. Prior to that, she had been appointed Staff Writer for the Indiana Department of Education Curriculum Advisory Council documents on education reform, and was the editor of Indiana Schooling for the 21st Century. An endowed chair at the Indiana Center for Intercultural Communication at IUPUI and endowed scholarships at The College, University of Chicago, testify further to Barbara's commitment to the Humanities in higher education. Among her honors were the IUPUI Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching; the Don Mobley Award for Associate Faculty; the Distinguished Faculty Service Award of the IUPUI School of Liberal Arts; and the Outstanding Service to the Malaysia Program Award from the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology. She was proud to have been appointed a Sagamore of the Wabash. In addition to the time she spent in community service work, she and Karl were avid world travelers. And to Barbara, few things were more enjoyable than tennis. For forty years she met on the court three times a week with her tennis buddies ("my support group"): dear friends who exchanged confidences as often as lobs and passing shots. Barbara was preceded in death by her brother, James Harrison Evans IV, and is survived by her sister, Mary Evans Fox (Burr Ridge, Illinois); her husband, Karl; their three children, Kaarina Ann Zimmer (The Hague, the Netherlands), Karl R. (wife Minna Andersén) Zimmer III (Plainfield, Indiana), and Erik Hunter Zimmer (The Hague, the Netherlands); two grandchildren, K. Ryan Zimmer and Alexandra Nicole Zimmer, and their mother, Peggy Figg Zimmer (Mooresville, Indiana). The family has planned private funeral services. A memorial service will be held later. If you wish to make a memorial gift, both the Teachers Wish Fund at the Charles A. Tindley Accelerated School and Dance Kaleidoscope were dear to Barbara's heart. Funeral Arrangements have been entrusted to Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Center - Broad Ripple. Those who wish to share thoughts with the family may do so by visiting their online guest registry at: www.flannerbuchanan.com.

Published in The Indianapolis Star on Aug. 15, 2010
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/indystar/obituary.aspx?n=barbara-zimmer&pid=151473076.⁶ She was cremated.^6,4

     Cedric Evans was born circa 1914 Past & Present of Adams Co., NE, Vol II, 1916, page 53. He was the son of Fred Williams Evans and Hazel Armitage.

     Dorothy Ann Evans married male Mathias. Dorothy Ann Evans married Robert L. Perkins, son of Preston Wesley Perkins Sr. and Anna Catherine Harn.

     Ellen Evans was born circa 1850 at Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Evan Evans and Margaret Williams.