MARRIAGES
Clayton Evenham And Jane Dye Was Maried January 25th 1837
Clayton Evenham And Ann Elizabeth Lanning Was Maried December 18th 1839
Mr. Alex L. Evernham And Jane D. Evernham Was Maried June 10th 1858
Charles Everingham And Ann Elizabeth Huff Was Maried Nov. 21st 1872
BIRTHS
Jane Dey Was Born Sept 24 1807
Clayton Evern ham Was Born August 19th 1811
Here there is an area that has been cut out, probably Ann Elizabeth Lanning's name.
Was Bornd June 7th 1816
Jane D. Evern ham Was Born December 23th 1838
William Henry harison Evern ham Was Born July 7th 1841
Charles Vandervere Evern ham Was bornd January 25th 1843
Vandervere is spelled Vanderveer in other documents.
Ann Elizabeth Huff Was Born July 3 1848
Adilaide Everingham Was Bornd July 20, 1873
Adilaide is spelled Adelaide in other documents.
Sarah E. P. Everingham Was born Nov. 3 1875
The above entries are all in the same handwriting, probably Clayton's. Sarah later went by her middle name, Emma.
Frederick Stuart Harder born Nov. 27, 1900
Gertrude Miller Harder born May 5, 1903
William Gerald Danser born July 13, 1925
The above entries are in (Sarah) Emma Everingham Harder's handwriting.
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Jane Dye The Wife Off Clayton Evenham Departed This Life January 1th 1839
William Henry harison Departed This Life November 11th 1848
These are in Clayton's handwriting.
Elizabeth Laning Departed This Life April 24th 1872
Someone has penciled a zero over the 2 in the year of death. May be Clayton's writing. Elizabeth (Stults) Laning was Clayton's mother-in-law.
Clayton Everingham Departed this Life June 26th 1888.
Jane D. Everingham Departed This Life Sept. 5th 1892.
Ann Elizabeth Everingham Departed This Life Dec. 16th 1894
Unsure whose handwriting
these (above) are.
George W. Harder departed this life Feb. 21 1903
Frederick Stuart Harder departed this life May 10, 1903
These are in Emma Harder's handwriting.
Charles V. Everingham departed this life Aug 21 1923
Anna Elizabeth Everingham departed this life Aug 24th 1923
These are written sideways at the top of the page, in Emma Harder's handwriting.
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