Elijah Evans Epperson 
Elijah Evans was born on November 6th, 1853 in Benton County, Iowa. Elijah Evans' father was Hiram T. EPPERSON and his mother was Harriet Roszell. His paternal grandparents were CHARLES EPPERSON and Martha WOOLERY. He had two brothers and three sisters, named Prior Wood, John Sullivan, Emory Elias, Ida Eleanor and Harriett Minnie. He was the oldest of the six children. He died in _.-
Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.19 Sep 1703 in New Kent, VA d.20 Feb 1737 in New Kent, VA
- b.27 May 1734 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia d.17 Dec 1799 in , Albemarle, VA
- b.~ 1707 d. in ,New Kent Co,Virginia
- b.14 Jul 1766 in Albemarle,,Virginia d.15 Dec 1852 in Oxford,Oxford,Illinois
- b.~ 1705 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia d.1778 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia
- b.~ 1735 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia d.1814 in Richmond,Madison,KENTUCKY
- b.1724 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia d.< 1774 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia
- b.14 Aug 1802 in ,Albemarle Co,Virginia d.14 Oct 1894 in Vinton, Benton, Ia
- b.~ 1715 in , , Virginia d.1774 in , Brunswick Co, Virginia
- b.~ 1751 in , , Virginia d.28 Jan 1833 in , Henrico Co, Virginia
- b.~ 1725 in , , Virginia
- b.10 Mar 1772 in ,Albemarle,Virginia d.23 Apr 1853 in Oxford,Oxford,Illinois
- b.27 Jun 1728 in , Lunenburg, Virginia d.26 Feb 1816
- b.~ 1725 in ,,Virginia
- b. in ,,Virginia
- b.23 Dec 1831 in , , In d.17 May 1918 in , , Ia
- b.03 Oct 1805 in Richmond, , Kentucky d.29 Dec 1898 in Mcpherson, Mcpherson, Ks
- b.06 Nov 1853 in Benton County, Iowa d. in _
- b.22 Jun 1833 in _ d.01 Nov 1892 in Vinton, Iowa
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Elijah Evans and Rosa Almira were married in a religious ceremony in 1877 in Illinois. They had four sons and three daughters, named Arthur Elmer, Clarence Emory, Oliver Leroy, Leslie Earl, Clara Mary, Bertha Ellen and Minnie Ethel.
Family Notes
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Children
Arthur Elmer Epperson
Arthur Elmer was born on January 17th, 1881. He died at just 18 days old on February 4th, 1881.
