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Lily EVANS

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Lily EVANS	George Percy EVANS (1880 - 1945)
		Esther Helen LAWSON (1885 - 1942)	James LAWSON (1836 - 1898)
			Elizabeth Mary CHADWICK (1857 - 1889)	William John CHADWICK (1826 - 1871)
				Ellen HART (1834 - 1913)

Near Relatives of Lily EVANS
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	James LAWSON	1836	Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland	1898	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	62
Grandmother	Elizabeth Mary CHADWICK	1857	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1889	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	32
Father	George Percy EVANS	1880	Murtoa, Yarriambiack Shire, Victoria, Australia	1945	Elwood, Port Phillip,, Victoria, Australia	65
Mother	Esther Helen LAWSON	1885	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1942	South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	57
Self	Lily EVANS
Brother	Jack EVANS
Brother	George EVANS	1882
Uncle	John Hampton Chadwick LAWSON	1880	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1946	Victoria, Australia	66
Aunt	Alexandrina (Lexie) MCDONALD
Uncle	George Washington LAWSON	1882	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1940	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	58
Aunt	Margaret Elizabeth JONES	1886	Stawell, Victoria, Australia	1962	Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia	76

Events in Lily EVANS's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1942		Death of mother Esther Helen LAWSON (aged 57)	South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Note 1	60
1945		Death of father George Percy EVANS (aged 65)	Elwood, Port Phillip,, Victoria, Australia	Note 2	60

Note 1: Burial info The Argus (Melbourne) 30 Dec 1942 EVANS.—On December 29, at private hos- pital, Melbourne, Esther Helen, dearly loved wife of George Percy Evans, of 42 Grey street, St. Kilda, and loving mother of Lily, George (of Morwell), and Jack (of R.A.A.F., P.O.W., Germany), aged 97 years. -At rest. EVANS.—On December 29, Esther Helen, loved sister of John H. Lawson, of North Fitzroy, and George (deceased), and be- loved sister-in-law of Lexie.

Note 2: Burial info Morwell Advertiser 20 Dec 1945 GEORGE PERCY EVANS FAILING health over the past few years had made not unexpected the news of the passing of a former leading citizen and business man of Morwell in the person of George Percy Evans, who died at his home at 204 Tennyson Street, St. Kilda, on 14th December. Coming to Morwell in 1913 from Mur toa, where he was born, to take over the authorised newsagency business, he quickly found time to actively engage in the public, social, sporting and com munity life of the town. In twenty-four years residence in Morwell he became an elected member of the Waterworks Trust and held the office of chairman for a period. He was active in the mannage ment of the affairs of the old Mechanics' Institute, and prior to his death was the sole remaining trustee. He was also keenly interested in the State School, of whose committee of management he was a member. Despite a busy business and public life, the late Mr. Evans gave his attention to most every sporting activity in the town. As a member of the local Bowling Club he played an important part, not only in furthering the general interests of the club, but also in upholding its prestige in inter-club conpetitions,. His love for the game led him, on trans ferring to Melbourne, to join up with the South St. Kilda Club, in which he held at varying times the two. preminer posi tions of president and club champion. He was a member of ithe A.N.A. and Masonic Lodges, to the affairs of Which he devoted the same zeal as characterised his other activities. It was a great comfort to him during his recent illness to have had the oppor tunity of welcoming home his son, War rant Officer Jack Evans, from P.OW. camps in Germany. The widespread circle of his friends in this district, joins with the family in mourning his death,

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