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writings about this individual: Research of Kevin Everingham, 2010
1873 Baptism Record ... First Presbyterian Church, Cranbury, Middlesex, NJ... Anna Virginia Perrine, born 1 January 1872, baptised 9 February 1873,.. parents: Andrew & Anna Perrine.
1880 CENSUS Monroe Twp. Middlesex, NJ -- Anna P. Perrine 45, b.NJ, farmer, widowed,... Ruliff 20,... Mathias M. 19,.. Henry 17,.. Cathern 18,.. Anna V. 7, b.NJ, at school,.. Laura Etta 6.
1891 Marriage Record, Middlesex, NJ -- George Everingham 34,... Anna V. Perrine 20, married 15 June 1891 at Cranbury, Middlesex, New Jersey.
1900 CENSUS Monroe Twp. Middlesex, NJ -- Ellis Evernham, b.Apr 1817 NJ, parents b.NJ,... Sarah M. wife, b.Sept 1821 NJ, parents b.NJ, married 56 years, mother of 1, 1 living,... George b.June 1857 NJ, son, married 8 years (1892)... Anna V. b.Jan 1872, daughter-in-law, b.NJ, parents b.NJ, married 8 yrs, no children.
1920 CENSUS Middlesex, NJ -- George Evernham 61, b.NJ, married,.. Anna V. 47, wife, b.NJ.
Book Note ... I believe this is the same George Everingham who was interviewed in the book:
"Fare to Midlands" by Henry Charlton Beck 1939. In the book, his name is given as George "Everingham"... Chapter 17 -- The book says; "George Everingham, whos father and grandfather were smiths & wheelwrights before him at the crossroads at Red Tavern (Applegarth)..." George tells about people he knew from the "cranberry" area, specificallly "Red Tavern/Applegarth". The section also discusses the "Dey" &
"Perrine" family. --- The book is a great source for early New Jersey history (Middlesex NJ...Crosswicks, Freehold, Shrewsbury, several forgotten villages and people.) and was re-released in 1962 as "The Jersey Midlands"
photo from the book:
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