1. Martha Mattie (b.Nov 1858 NY)
2. Aleck H. (b.~1861 NY)
3. Charles (b.~1864 NY)
4. Francis "Fanny" (b.~1866 NY)
5. Olive (b.Sept 1870 NY)
6. Richard (b.~1873 NY)

1. Richard (b.abt 1826)
2. Francis (b.abt 1828)
3. Mary Elizabeth (b.15 Oct 1829)
4. Royce (b.30 May 1833)
5. Hannah (b.30 Apr 1835)

research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2008-2009:

1834 Church baptism records... Bethel Chapel Cores End-Independent, Wooburn Buckingham, England.... Alexander Everingham, b.25 Oct 1831, was baptised Sept 14, 1834. Father; Francis Everingham, Mother; Ann Royce.

1850 CENSUS (July 23, 1850) Troy, Ward 6, Rensselaer, NY (family #118)... Ann Everingham 49, b.Eng... Mary E. 20, b.Eng,.. Alexander E. 18, b.Eng, machinist,.. Royce 17, b.Eng, clerk.

1860 CENSUS 9th ward, Troy, Rensselaer, NY (pg 125, fam#417)... Alexander Everingham 28, b.ENG,.. Emeline 29, b.NY, wife,.. Martha 1. b.NY, daughter.

1870 CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY ... Alexander Everingham 39, b.ENG,.. Emiline 40, b.NY,.. Mattie 12, b.NY,.. Aleck 9, b.NY,.. Charles 6, b.NY,.. Fanny 4, b.NY.

1880 CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY (pg 474D #5726) ... Alex Everingham 49, b.ENG, occ: boiler maker,.. Emma 50, wife,.. Martha 21, school teacher,.. Aleck H. 19, printer,.. Charles 16,.. Fanney 13,.. Olive 9,.. Richard 7. (children born NY).

1900 CENSUS Troy, ward 10, Rensselaer, NY (Page 10A, family #212)... Alexander Everingham 69, b.Sept 1831 England, married 45 yrs, immigrated 1836,... Emiline 70, b.March 1830,.. Martha 42, b.Nov 1858,.. Olive 30, b.Sept 1870.

1907 Troy Times Newspaper, Troy, NY April 26, 1907 ... Mrs. Alexander Everingham died last night at the residence on eighth street. She was seventy-seven years of age and had resided in Troy nearly all her life. Her husband, to whom she was united in marriage fifty-two years ago, died about a year ago. Mrs. Everingham was a member of the ninth Presbyterian Church. Three daughters, Miss Martha Everingham of Troy, Mrs. F.W. Brewer and Miss Olive Everingham of Brooklyn and three sons, Charles, Alexander and Richard E. Everingham survive.