James F. EVERINGHAM b.18 Jun 18404 Cumberland, NJ 2
d.1914
married:
Amanda BROWN (b.13 Nov 1844)
(died 16 Feb 1904)4
married August 6, 1866
parents:
Jeremiah W. EVERINGHAM b.~1814
Margaret SWING b.~1816
children: EVERINGHAM
  1. Hannah B. (b.1867 d.1868)6,7
  2. Margaret Swing (b.May 1870)
  3. Emma Myrtle (b.8/9 Jan 1885)
siblings: EVERINGHAM
  1. Michael Swing (b.~1842)
  2. William H. (b.~1845)
  3. Thomas W. (b.~1847)
  4. George W. (b.~1847)
  5. Susannah (b.late 1849)
  6. Hannah D. (b.~1852)
  7. Albert B.P. (b.1854)
fact sources and writings about this individual:

1Judy Mallchok (Oregon, USA)
21850, Salem Co, NJ Census
3IGI #1903841 Official temple record for deceased individuals.
shows they married 22 Feb 1866 Cumberland, NJ
4Family Bible of Leona Mae Sharp Jenkins agrees with 1866 marriage notes below
5Cedar Hill Cemetery.
6"The First Five Generations of the Swing Family in America" By: Swing, Harry P. & Swing, Albert H. Publication: © 1961
7Bible of Brown/Everingham Family from; Mallchok, Judy...Hannah was born 12 Mar 1867 and died 13 Mar 1868.

(below) Transcribed Research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2009 & 2019;
1866 Cumberland County, NJ Marriage Register (page 307) I have seen this actual hand written record; By the Rev. L.O. Manchester Pastor of M.E. Church, Cedarville, August 6, 1866, Mr. James Everingham to Miss Amanda Brown all of Cedarville.

1880 U.S. CENSUS Fairfield, Cumberland County, NJ (Sheet 269C, #327).. "James F. Everingham 39, b.NJ, farmer,.. Amanda B. Everingham 35, b.NJ, wife,.. Maggie S. Everingham 10, b.NJ, daughter,.. William Jones 9, works on farm." living next door to Abram & Elizabeth Jones both age 34.

1885 Transcribed birth record in Cumberland County, NJ.. "baby girl Everingham, b.8 Jan 1885 Cumberland, NJ d/o James F. Everingham 44 & Amanda Brown 40." I have not seen this actual record, this is info from an online transcribed record only.

1893 The Bridgeton Pioneer Newspaper, Oct 19, 1893.. "Moses Facemeyer Jr. has been indicted for breaking and entering he is from Lawrence township. J. Ogden Burt excused all the Cedarville men from serving on the jury. Facemeyer was charged by James F. Everingham, with breaking into his corn-crib and stealing six bushels of corn, together with the bags."

1900 US CENSUS Cedarville, Lawrence twp, Cumberland, NJ (Sheet 12A, #309).. "James Everingham 60, b.June 1840 NJ,.. Amanda 56, b.Nov 1844 NJ, wife, mother of 3 children, 2 living,.. Myrtle 15, b.Jan 1885 NJ, dau."

1905 STATE CENSUS .. "Albert G. Sharp 44, b.Aug 1860 NJ,.. Margaret Sharp 35, b.May 1870 NJ,.. Albert H. Sharp 15, b.May 1890 NJ. Claude S. Sharp 13, b.Aug 1891 NJ,.. Mary Sharp 11, b.Apr 1894 NJ,.. James F. Everingham 64, widowed." James was living with his daughter and son-in-law.


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