Gilbert Everingham |James Everingham
speculation only/ no proof & both married after Daniel was born. Could also be related to this family; William Everham married 1810 Burlington. OR John W. Everham of Burlington.

1. Caroline (b.~1838 NJ)
2. Gilbert (b.~1845 NJ)
3. Euphema (b.~1848 NJ)
4. Ella B. (died age 2)

1833 Marriage Record Burlington County NJ Court Rcrds Microfilm 0848872-0848873-- Everham, Daniel - 16 Nov.,1833 - Malsbury, Abigail
1833 The Burlington Mirror Newspaper, December 5, 1833 (Page 3),.. Married on November 16, 1833, by the Rev. James M. Challiss, Mr. Daniel Evernham to Miss Abigail Malsbury, both of Chesterfield, Burlington County.

1840 CENSUS Springfield twp, Burlington County, NJ.. "Daniel Everingham" 1M 5-10, 1M 20-30, 3F <5, 1F 20-30. This shows Daniel and a son, and wife Abigail with 3 young daughters. So far we only know of Caroline, born before 1840.

1850 CENSUS Chesterfield, Burlington, NJ ... Daniel Evernham 36 (b.~1814) NJ,... Abigal 40 (b.~1810) NJ,... Caroline 12 (b.~1838) NJ,... Gilbert 5 (b.~1845) NJ,... Euphema 2 (b.~1848) NJ.

1860 US CENSUS Chesterfield twp, Burlington, NJ (#1667).. "John Westley Taylor 25,.. Caroline Taylor 22,.. Daniel Everham 48,.. Gilbert Everham 18,.. Euphenia Everham 13."

1870 CENSUS New Hanover twp, Burlinton, NJ ... Charlotte Newbold 60,... Sarah 32,.. Sarah Camp 16,.. Daniel Everham 60, laborer,... Pamelia Hand 25.

1880 CENSUS Wrightstown, Burlington, NJ ... Sarah Newbold 45,.. Charlotte Newbold 76,.. Eliza Taylor 17,.. Daniel Everham 69, farm laborer, widowed.

1893 Death Registration .... Daniel Everham 82, laborer, d.29 March 1893 at New Hanover, Burlington, NJ, widowed.

1894 The Mount Holly News, NJ, Aug 7, 1894.. "August meeting of the county court was held, Judges Gaskill, Glasgow and Lippincott present. The first business of importance was the will content in the estate of Daniel Everham of New Hanover township. A caveat filed against probatingds the will. Drawn in 1888, and Everham died in 1894. Walter E. Borton testified that he wrote the will and read it to Everham before the latter signed it, the wintesses being Josiah Borden and John W. Platt. Witness said they all signed in the presence of each other, Everham requesting Borden to make his mark for him, which he did. William F. Bishop testified that he had known Daniel Everham several years and had married his daughter. Bishop had a conversation with John W. Platt who told him he thought Everham was not capable of making a will. Elias D. Maire, M.D. testified that he lived at Plattsburg and attended Daniel Everham at times for fifteen years. He had one or two mild attacks of paralysis five or six years before he died. -- (UPDATE November 13, 1894) The will of the late Daniel Everham of New Hanover, was admitted, the claim of undue influence not being proved."

1895 The Mount Holly News, NJ, Oct 1, 1895.. "Notice is hereby given that the accounts of the subscriber, executor of Daniel Everham, deceased, will be audited and stated by the surrogate and reported for settlement and allowance to the orphans' court of Burlington county at the ensuing October term. Aug 24, 1895. Walter E. Borden"

Jacobstown Methodist Episcopal Cemetery Burlington county, NJ... Daniel Everham age 82y, 5m, 5d.... Abigail Everham, age 41y, 5m.... Ella B. Everham, age 2.

Possible family connection NOTES - Daniel, Abigail & 2yr old Ella are buried in Jacobstown, Burlington, NJ, near some of John W. Everingham's family. Daniel's son Gilbert married Maria Reed at Bordentown, Burlington, NJ. John W. Everham's daughter Hope, married Lewis Reed at New Hanover, Burlington, NJ. Hope named one of her sons' Daniel Reed. Daniel Everham died at New Hanover in 1893.