1. John Everingham (b.~1756)
2. Thomas Everingham (b.~1750's)

unknown

speculation that John was a Privateer or ship's Captain.

very hard to find any proof of John's life since he may have been at sea a lot he is hard to find in records.

1789 From the research of Tom Phillips ... "The estate auction for Christian Kinsler in Richland County, Camden district, South Carolina on May 18, 1789." John Eviringham of SC is listed as one of purchasers of property of the estate." No proof if this is the John Everingham on this page or his son.

Research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2006-2015^*
Historical Collections of the Georgia Chapters Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol II., Records of Richmond County, Georgia, formerly Saint Paul's Parish, published 1929 (ISBN 0-8063-4581-0).... "John Everingham, dec'd, Jan 2, 1790, Hannah Everingham applies for letters of adm.- John Baker Bennett, David Longstreet, Sec. R.P. Jan 2, 1790, D. Longstreet agrees to be security for Mrs. Hannah Everingham, widow of John Everingham, deceased Jan 2, 1790."

Georgia Intestate Records by Jeannette Holland Austin,.. pg.101, "John Everingham, dec'd, Hannah Everingham issued L/A 1/2/1790, John Baker Bennett, David Longstreet, secs; 1790 Britton Dawson, John Twiggs, George Wyche, Hugh Magee, Nathan Bostick, Hezekiah Beal, John Britt, admrs, Richmond, AB."