| fact sources and writings about this individual: Research of Kevin Everingham of MI (2001-2013) there were so many Adam, John & Roberts that it is difficult to keep them all straight, I do not guarantee this is 100% correct but will continue to keep updating as I learn more.
2Research from the Everingham estates, York from David Alexander Richard Waterton-Anderson. Everingham Barony and ancestor charts.
3Inherited the manor at BIRKIN by his grand mother, who's family "de BIRKIN" formerly owned.
Adam, son of John de Everingham was one of the god-parents of Adam,
son of Robert de Everingham of Laxton in August 1279 (his first
cousin, once removed)
4 Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Record Series, Vol. XXXVII,
Yorkshire Inquisitions, Vol. IV (1906) p. 1n
In 1303 Adam de Everingham held 1/8th of a knight's fee in Riskington,
once held by John de Everingham
5 Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I, Vol. V, (HMSO, London: 1908) p.268
On 23 May 1305, the king ordered that Adam de Everingham, nephew
(nepotem) and heir of Adam de Everingham, [of Laxton] should be
acquitted of the scutage exacted from him for the service of 2-1/2
knights' fees in the king's army of Wales in the fifth year of his
reign, as Adam, [of Laxton] deceased, made fine with the king in that
army for the said service, which he then acknowledged to the king, as
appears to the king by inspection of the rolls of his marshalsea for
that army.
6 John A. C. Vincent, ed., The Record Society, Lancashire Lay
Subsidies, Vol. I 1216-1307 (1893) p. 119
NOTES ON THE EARLY SAVILLE PEDIGREE AND THE BUTLERS OF SKELBROOK AND KIRK SANDAL.
[SECTION II, PAGES 396-403] PAGE 399;
1313, Easter Term. - Adam son of John de Everyngham, by William de Tynton, his guardian, claimed a messuage and land in Staynburgh from Thomas de Sayvill (De Banco, East. 6 Edw. II, m. 181d.; Hil. 7 Edw. II, m. 150).
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