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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction "understanding how people feel about research books" Page 7 Origin of the name & place "Everingham" Page 9 The Conquest of England in 1066 & the family link to nobility Pages 10-12 Everingham Post Office in Everingham, Yorkshire, England Page 12 A legend about the Everingham name dying out Page 13 Why similarly spelled names may be related Page 14 Some early Everingham's in America (1600's-1700`s) Pages 14-16 The Wars that destroyed early North American records Page 17 What are Loyalists, Patriots, Torries & Rebels? Page 17 Family Chart of our first generation James Everingham Page 18 The first well documented generation of Ira's Ancestors Pages 18 First Generation and the Revolutionary War Page 19-23 The 1st and 5th Battalion of the New Jersey volunteers & Joseph Barton Pages 20-21 Separate Thoughts, Speculation, and Theories Pages 22-23 A map of the layout of the United States in 1790 Page 23 Story of 3 Brothers immigrating to America from England Page 24 Other Stories about our 1st generation James Everingham Pages 25-26 The Children and Grandchildren of James Everingham of NJ & Canada Pages 27-31 1876 Historical Atlas & family links in Crowland Twp, Welland County Page 29 The Children of James Everingham (II) and Sally Brooks Pages 32-33 The Curse of Cashmere, Mosa Township, Middlesex County, Ontario Pages 33-35 Early Haldimand Co. and our Ancestor Captain John Dochstader Pages 35-37 Haldimand County, Ontario, Canada 1880 Map Page 36 More related families in Ontario, Canada Page 37 The family of James Everingham (III) and Violet Burnham Pages 38-41 The only known photo of James Everingham Page 38 1879-1880 Historical Atlas of Brant County, Ontario Page 41 Onondaga Township, Brant County, Ontario Canada (with an 1880 Map) Pages 42-45 The Native American Indian tribes of the Onondagas and the Mohawks Pages 42-43 The importance of Hiawatha and the Iroquois Confederacy Page 43 Onondaga Township, Brant County Plat Map with family names Page 44-45 Our Everingham family migration map Page 46 The earliest Everingham's of MICHIGAN Pages 47-54 Henry Everingham of Iosco County, MI family chart (brother of Ira) Page 49 Eugene Everingham of Huron County, MI family chart (brother of Ira) Pages 49-52 Other Michigan Everinghams Page 53 The unrelated "Everham" family of Michigan Pages 55-56 Chart of some of the known ancestors of Ira Everingham Page 58 Photo of Ira with the Graves family, Onaway, MI circa 1921 Page 60 A Family Facts Chart of Ira (children, parents, siblings, etc.) Page 61 4th Generation, "all about Ira Everingham" Pages 57-63 Theory and Fact about Ira's age Pages 62-63 Photo of Ira & Louisa Everingham. circa 1907 Page 63 An early Arenac County Michigan Pioneer family Pages 64-69 A descendant chart of the 5th Generation of Everinghams Page 70 5th Generation, Children of "Ira Everingham and Louisa Norris" Pages 71-82 The Stoner Family Pages 74-75 The Graves Family Pages 77-78 Tower, Forest Township, Cheboygan County, MI Pages 83-87 The Morgan Family Pages 82-87 The Beehler Family Pages 85-87 The family home town of Onaway, Presque Isle County, MI Pages 88-93 1957 Plat Map of Allis Township, Presque Isle County Pages 94-95 Lumber in Michigan and the Civilian Conservation Corps Pages 96-97 6th Generation of Everinghams, Ira's Grandchildren Pages 98-112 7th Generation of Everinghams Pages 113-132 8th Generation of Everinghams (names & photos only) Pages 133-135 9th and 10th Generation and beyond, not included here. Montcalm County, Michigan Pages 136-140 The Hale Family and the Michigan Cavalry Pages 129-130 The Platte Family Pages 130-131 The Stearns Family Pages 139-140 The Lemon, Ostrander & Dell Families Pages 140-141 Thoughts from the Author Pages 141-144
BIBLIOGRAPHY Pages 147-149 Everinghams in Business Page 151 Census Data used in this book (summary of Census data) Pages 152-165 Note: Census data is not indexed. INDEX__________________________________________________________________________Pages 166-181
written by Kevin Everingham,
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