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William S. Evatt

William S. Evatt was born October 18, 1892.

He died June 4, 1970. His recorded age was 77.

Veteran details

He was a veteran and served in World War I.

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March 2, 1939

In Cabinet Position But Still Prefers to Live in Home Near Here

Worthington News
Scrapbook item
1940
Photograph of William S. and Harriet Torrey Evatt

William S. and Harriet Torrey Evatt

Burial record
1970

William S. Evatt (1892-1970)

Walnut Grove Cemetery
Newspaper item
June 11, 1970

William S. Evatt of E. Kanawha dies

Worthington News

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1918
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