1. Matilda Tracy (b.~1852 NY)
2. Anna Frances (b.~Dec 1854 NY)
   m.Daniel R. McChesney 1887
3. Emma Kate (b.~1858 NY)
   m.William Clark Geer 1882

1. Francis (b.abt 1828)
2. Mary Elizabeth (b.15 Oct 1829)
3. Alexander (b.25 Oct 1831)
4. Royce (b.30 May 1833)
5. Hannah (b.30 Apr 1835)

Transcribed research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2008-2009:
1827 Church baptism records... St. Paul, Hammersmith, Middlesex, England.... Richard Everingham, male, baptism, 20 May 1827, father; Francis Everingham, mother; Ann.

1850 CENSUS (July 25, 1850) Troy, Ward 6, Rensselaer, NY (family #325)... Richard Everingham 24, b.England,.. Olive Everingham 24, b.NY

1855 STATE CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY (June, 1855 Family #303)... Richard Everingham 30, b.ENG, occ: clerk,.. Olive Everingham 28, wife,.. Matilda Everingham 3, dau,.. Ann F. Everingham 6/12, dau,.. Mary Whalen 15, b.IRE, servant.
1855 The Troy Daily Whig, March 5, 1855.. "A meeting of the Whig electors of the Ninth Ward was held at the store of Mr. George Willis Saturday evening, March 23, 1855, Lewis Fellows, Chairman, and Richard Everingham, Secretary."

1860 CENSUS 9th ward, Troy, Rensselaer, New York (Page 121, family #378)... Richard Everingham 34, b.ENG,.. Olive 37, b.NY,.. Matilda 8, b.NY,.. Ann 6, b.NY,.. Kate 2, b.NY.

1870 CENSUS ward 9, Troy, Rensselaer, NY (Page 70 fam#542)... Richard Everingham 44, b.Eng,.. Olive E. 45, b.NY,.. Matilda 18, b.NY,.. Anne F. 15, b.NY,.. Emma K 12, b.NY.

1875 STATE CENSUS Ward 9, Troy, Rensselaer, NY (Page 34, fam #318)... Richard Everingham 49, salesman,.. Olive 48, wife,.. Matilda 22, dau, teacher/school,.. Annie 20, dau,.. Kate 17, dau.

1880 CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY (Page 397A, entry #2798)... Richard Everingham 50, b.ENG,.. Olive 55, b.NY, wife,.. Kate 22, b.NY, daughter.

1885 Troy Daily Times Newspaper, Aug 19, 1885..."Richard Everingham and wife and daughter, Mrs. William C. Geer, started last night on a trip to St. Paul, Minn."

1888 Troy Daily Times, March 15, 1888 .... Mrs. Olive E. Everingham, the estimable wife of Richard Everingham, died suddenly at her residence, No. 162 First street, last evening. She was attacked with heart disease as she was retiring. The deceased was about sixtry years old, and is survived by a husband and three children, Mrs. Charles P. Kimball and Mrs. W.C.Geer of this city and Mrs. McChesney of Detroit, Mich.

1897 The Argus Newspaper, December 31, 1897.. "New Troy companies; The new Troy Knitting company and the Albia Land company have identical directors. The incorporators are: Thomas Breslin, Peter McCarthy, Michael Orgar, James F. Cowee, William C. Geer, W.H. Rowe, Richard Everingham, Charles Mahoney and Charles H. Kavanaugh."

1900 CENSUS Lansingburg twp, Lansingburg, Rensselaer, NY (Pg 10B, fam #228)... Richard Everingham 74, b.July 1826 ENG,.. Sarah G. Everingham 57, b.NY, wife, mother of 0.

1905 STATE CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY (Page 6, fam #144)... Richard Everigham 78, b.ENG,.. Sara G. Everingham 62, b.US,.. Marilla McIntyre 56, servant.

1910 Troy New York Daily Times, July 2, 1910... Richard Everingham is celebrating today the eighty-fifth anniversary of his birth at the summer home of his daughter Mrs. William C. Geer. At the celebration, besides Mrs. Geer, are the two other daughters, Mrs. D.R. McChesney of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs. Charles P. Kimball. There are four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mr. Everingham for more than fifty yearsa was connected with and for a great part of the time conducted the Burden store at the head of Mill Street.

1910 CENSUS Troy, Rensselaer, NY (Page 11, fam 259)... Richard Everingham 83, b.ENG,.. Sarah Everingham 68, b.NY,.. Mary Donovan 25, b.NJ.

1915 Obituary, Troy NY Daily Times, March 20, 1915... One of the Oldest Residents of Troy Ends Long Life, - A Pioneer Merchant at Iron Works.. Richard Everingham, who was at one time a partner in The Burden Iron Company's store on Mill Street, in the southern wards, died this morning shortly before 3 o'clock at his home 144 second avenue in Lansingburgh. Mr. Everingham was born at Beaconsfleld, England, July 2, 1826, coming to this country when ten years of age. He often remarked that he passed his tenth birthday on the ocean coming here. When a young man he entered the employ of the Burden Iron Company store, which was then conducted by Peter Thalimer. His industry and application to business made him a valuable employee and he was later made manager.a Mr. Thalimer was ill for some time and the duties of conducting the business devolved on Mr. Everingham. When Mr. Thalimer died Mr. Everingham formed a partnership with Byron Salauson who was also a clerk in the place and Joseph A. Burden. They continued the business about twenty five years ago. ... Mr. Everingham was twice married, the first time to Miss Olive Edson Rickard of this city, who died twenty-seven years ago, and the second time to Miss Sarah Moores, who survives. The other survivors are three daughters, by his first wife. Mrs. Charles P. Kimball, Mrs D.R. McChesney and Mrs. William C. Geer.

History/Genealogy books list his first wife as "RICHARDS". at least one lists as "RICKARD"