 fact sources and writings about this individual:
Research of Kevin Everingham, 2011;
1850 CENSUS East Windsor, Mercer, NJ ... George Everham 40, Lucy Everham 40, Alex 13, Lydia 10, Mary E. 9, James 7, George W. 5, Sarah A. 4, Hannah 2,.. Malvina 1m.
1859 Birth / Baptism Record, First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, Middlesex, NJ.... Anna Amanda Everingham, b.22 July 1859, baptism, 9 June 1861. Parents: Alex & Jane D. Everingham.
 CIVIL WAR Service Records of Volunteer union soldiers from New Jersey.
Alexander L. Everingham, AKA Alexander Evernham, rank; Second Sergeant, rank at release: Sergeant, 14th Regiment, New Jersey Infantry Co.H.
CIVIL WAR Pension Files: Alexander Evernham, sgt. Co.H, 14th Regiment NJ Infantry.
1870 CENSUS Monroe Twp, Middlesex, NJ ... Elexander Evernham 33 b.NJ, carpenter, realestate value 600,,... Jane D. 31, b.NJ,... Amanda 10, b.NJ.
1880 CENSUS Cranberry, Middlesex, NJ (Page 346 A) ... Alexander Evernham 43, b.NJ, married, carpenter,... Jane D. Evernham 41, wife, b.NJ.
1885 STATE CENSUS, Cranberry, Middlesex, NJ ... Alexander Everenham & Jane Evernenham.
1900 CENSUS Cranberry, Middlesex, NJ ... Alexander L. Everingham, 63, b.Aug 1836 NJ, parents b.NJ, widowed, occ: Carpenter.
1909 Perth Amboy Evening Newspaper, Feb 2, 1909, Page 3... "(Cranbury social section) Alexander Everingham is confined to his bed by illness. His daughter, Mrs. Van Cleef Martin, of Asbury Park is with him."
1909 Perth Amboy Evening Newspaper, Feb 16, 1909, Page 1.. "Alexander Everingham, a civil war veteran, died at his home in Cranbury on Lincoln's birthday, after a lingering illness of several months.
Proof & Speculation on the marriage of Alex L. Everingham & Jane Dey Everingham
updated information from Kevin Everingham of MI, 2013
1909 Brainerd Cemetery, Cranbury, Middlesex, NJ... Alexander L. Everingham, b.24 Aug 1836, died Feb 12, 1909. .... Also in this cemetery is a stone that is inscribed; "Jane Dey, wife of A.L. Everingham" ... Jane is born 1838, died 8 Sept 1892... This could certainly mean her maiden name was "DEY", and does appear that it is by the headstone, but coupled with the family Bible info, this is a match for Jane Dey Evernham (b.1838) who's parents & sibling are also buried here. Both families are from Cranbury, Middlesex, NJ.
New Jersey Civil War gravesite (website) lists him as "Sgt. Alexander Everingham". Co.H, 14th NJV.
Clayton Everingham's Family Bible... This is Jane D. Evernham's father's family Bible under marriages, it it written; "Mr. Alex L. Evernham and Jane D. Evernham was married June 10, 1858." This entry clearly shows they had the same last name, unlike other marriage entries in this Bible. It further gives circumstantial evidence that lists Jane D. Everingham died 5 Sept 1892... (3 days off from cemetery info). Bible Transcribed by Susan Danser, 2004.
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