Margaret Sophia JOHNSON (d.1999)
of Memphis, TN
m.1, May, 1934 Crittenden, Arkansas

1. Martha Jean (b.9 Oct 1937)
2. Barbara
3. Richard Kirby

none known

1910 CENSUS Memphis, Shelby, TN (Page 6 fam #49)... Ida T. Everingham 33, b.TN, married,.. Harry Towner Everingham 1, b.TN. Ida was listed as married, but living with her sister.

1920 CENSUS Shelby, TN (Sheet 9)... William K. Everingham 54, b.MO, parents b.MO,.. Ida Everingham 40, b.TN, wife,.. Harry T. Everingham 11, b.TN, son,... Ida Towner 63, b.KY,.. William C. Seyre 69, b.TN.

I have seen no proof that this is the same Harry, but Prudencia did re-marry in 1932 in the same county in Arkansas as this Harry when he married Margaret in 1934.
1929 Clarke County Mississippi Marriage Record #315.. "Harry T. Everingham 21, & Prudencia Welch 18, married 11 May 1929 at DeSoto, Clarke, Mississippi."
1932 Arkansas marriage record (Page 233).. "Frank D. Wicker & Prudencia Welch Everingham, married 2nd Jan 1932 at Crittenden, Arkansas."

1934 Harry T. Everingham of Memphis, Tennessee married Margaret Johnson also of Memphis on May 1, 1934 at Crittenden, Arkansas... Crittenden County record page 544.

1937 Cook County, Illinois birth record... "Martha Jean Everingham, b.9 Oct 1937 at Chicago, Cook, Ill., female, registered 13 Oct 1937,.. d/o Harry T. Everingham 29 & Margaret Johnson 29."

1940 CENSUS Chicago, Cook, Illinois (April 16, 1940, sheet 9A).. "Harry Everingham 31, advertising salesman,.. Margaret Everingham 32,.. Martha J. Everingham, dau, 3"

2005 obituary...
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, June 22, 2005
Harry Towner Everingham, 96, of Scottsdale, AZ, passed away May 1, 2005. He was born Aug. 14, 1908 in Memphis, TN to William Kirby and Ida Pauline, nee Towner, Everingham. He attended Christian Brothers College in Memphis and Northwestern University in Chicago. In 1934, he married Margaret Sophia Johnson, who preceded him in death in 1999. He is survived by his three children, Martha Meister (George) of California, Barbara Miller (Larry) of Illinois and Kirby Everingham (Kathryn) of Scottsdale, AZ. He loved his 10 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. Harry began his career as a writer and producer for a radio show. He was a film producer and speaker for the Employers Association in Chicago. He served as public relations director of a steel company. He began editing a publication in 1942, "Forging Ahead", in Harvey, IL. He edited and published "The Fact Finder" and "Free Enterprise" (later "The American Patriot") first in Chicago and then in Arizona, for over 55 years. His love of this country and the desire to save our basic foundations of our American Way of Life: our faith in God, our productive Free Enterprise System, and our U.S. Constitution, motivated him to write for many years. Harry was National President and trustee of "We The People, United" from 1955 until his death. He was Vice President of the Greater Chicago Churchmen; founder of the Publicity Club of Chicago in 1942. He founded the Arizona Breakfast Club in 1969. He edited and published two books, "U.S.A. - Beyond the Crossroads" and "The Best Kept Secrets of Our Enemy Within." A Memorial Service is planned for 10 a.m. on June 25, 2005, at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Rd. in Scottsdale. Donations, in lieu of flowers, may be sent to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, 1250 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401.