1. Commodor Perry (b.1872)
2. Cora (b.1874?)
3. Cory Leroy (b.1875)

1. Henry (b.1821)
2. Samuel (b.1823)
3. Charles B. (b.1835)
4. Mary E. (b.1839)

¹Family outline from the files of Sandra J. Evilsizer, of NM.
²Information organized by Tom Phillips, of PA.
³General information from the research files of Ann J. Everingham and Roger Harris.
⁴Information gathered from various sources & Internet by Kevin Everingham 2000-2008.
Death Cert; Joseph H. Everingham, d.23 Oct 1914 St. Paris, Champaign, OH, b.16 Feb 1830 Trenton, NJ, 84y, 8m, 7d, retired stone mason, burial; Evergreen cem, father; Ezekiel Everingham of NJ, mother; Anna Jerney(sp).
⁵Interment Record from Karen Heber 2010. Everingham, Perry b.16-Jul-1872 d. 22-Jan-1938 interment 24-Jan-1938 s/o Joseph & Mary Elizabeth, No visible marker as of 1-Jun-2010
⁶Records of Karen Heber 2010: Everingham, Joseph H, b.16-Feb-1830 d.23-Oct-1914 inter:25-Oct-1914 sec:2 lot:42 CIVIL WAR--108th Regiment, Illinois Infantry, Evergreen Cemetery, Champaign Co. OH. Cemetery marker surname spelled CORA L EVRNHAM, Lot record has name listed as Dora L Everingham, 1900 Census listed as Cora L son born Sept 1875, s/o Joseph & Elizabeth, Surname-spelled on census records is Everingham
⁷Everingham, Mary Elizabeth, b.25-Dec-1857 d.6-Aug-1937 Int;8-Aug-1937 sec: 2 lot: 42 Maiden Name-Shaffer Ohio Death Cert-listed as Evinghorn w/o Joseph H Everingham

Research of Kevin Everingham 2010;
1874 Birth Registration -- Cora Everingham, female, b.21 September 1874 at Champaign, OH, d/o Joseph Everingham & Elizabeth Shaffer.

1880 CENSUS St. Paris, Champaign, OH
J.H. Evringham 49, mason, b.NJ,.. Lizzie 26, wife, b.OH,.. P.C. Everingham 8, b.OH, son,.. C.L. Everingham 6, b.OH. notice she went by "Lizzie", see newspaper 1881 below;

1881 St. Paris Era-Dispatch Newspaper, Saint Paris, Ohio, July 23, 1881.. "Monday evening Jacob Wirrick one of our oldest and most peaceable citizens, was passing the residence of Joseph Evernham when he was attacked by Mrs. Lizzie Evernham and shaken up in a lively manner. Mrs. Evernham says she was worked up to a fighting pitch by some talk, which she understood Jacob to have circulated derogatory to her character. Peach is now declared and Jacob goes after his cows on the north side of the street, and keeps a stiff upper lip. There were no arrests, all parties seeming to have been satisfied."

1887 St. Paris Era-Dispatch Newspaper, Saint Paris, Ohio, June 10, 1887.. "St. Paris Scandalized.. The conduct of Asa Stapleton, one of our town councilmen and Mrs. Joe Evernham, sen., on our streets and at the depot last week was an outrage on the decent people of St.Paris. The talk indulged in at the depot was disgusting to all, and Marshall Flowers had to quiet Joseph Evernham, who was reproving his wife for her conduct. "

1888 St. Paris Era-Dispatch Newspaper, Saint Paris, Ohio, June 21, 1888.. "Ezekiel Evernham of Covington, was visiting his son, Joseph Evernham and friends here last week."

1900 St. Paris News-Dispatch, Dec 20, 1900 Research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2014
"Joseph Everingham returned Saturday from a couple of months stay at the Sandusky Soldiers' Home."

1937 Piqua Daily Call, Aug 9, 1937 (pg.3)... "Mrs. Everingham is dead at age of 81 -- Passes Away at her home in St. Paris following an illness of many months... Aug. 9, Mrs. Mary E. Everingham, 81, passed away at her home on West Main St, following an illness of many months caused by dropsy. She is survived by one son, Perry, at home."