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(Civil War) photo below from the book; IMPACT, A look of the impact of the American civil war on one small family, by K. Everingham, 2021.Barsnett Dell Everingham (Co. I) 38th Iowa Vol. and (Co. F) 34th Iowa Vol. Inftry He particpated in: Siege of Vicksburg: Expedition to Jackson Miss.; Pursuit of Gen. Johnson; Capture of Brownsville Texas: Siege of Ft. Morgan-Mobile Bay, Ala.: Battle of Blakely Ala. Biography of Barsnett Dell Everingham
OBITUARY of Barsnett Dell Everingham
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Research of Kevin Everingham, 2011;
1857 Iowa Marriage Record (Book 1, page 136) B. D. Everingham, married E.B. Moon, 20th October, 1857 at Clayton, Iowa. no other details.
1860 CENSUS New Oregon Village, Howard, Iowa ... listed as; "D.B. Everingham", 27, b.CAN
1864 The Weekly North Iowa Times, Nov. 30, (page 2).. "Sergeant Bass Everingham, (38th Inf.) of Howard County, left for his regiment on Monday of this week. Bass is in Capt. Harris' Co.
The regiment is at Donaldsonville, La, in command of Lt. Col. Hodnett, a most excellent and well beloved officer. He says the regiment on the 28th of October was about 500 strong and in fine health. Bass looks as though soldiering agreed with him."
1870 CENSUS Howard County, Iowa.... B.D. Everingham 39,.. Elizabeth 40,.. Francis D. 10,.. Hellen 9,.. Mary J. 4,.. Emma R. 2,.. Mary Moon 81,.. Mag Everingham 15- This is likely his brother "William's" daughter; Margaret (b.1854), who died in 1872.
1880 CENSUS Vernon Springs, Howard, Iowa (Page 531C, entry 4448) B.D. Evenugham 48,.. Helen D. 33,.. Frank D. 20,.. Helen M. 18,.. Mary J. 13,.. Emma R. 12,.. Ida E. 9,.. Effie F. 6,.. Edith 4,.. Mabel 2.
1885 IOWA STATE CENSUS (Page 56, family 355, line 346) ... Bassett D. Everingham 53,.. Hellen D. 38,.. Frank D. 25,.. Mary J. 19,.. Emma R. 17,.. Ida E. 12,.. Effie R/F?. 8,.. Edith L. 6,.. Mabel 4,.. Bertha 3,.. William W. 2,... Charles, 0.
1895 IOWA STATE CENSUS (Page 512, family #17)... Barsnett D. Everingham 63, a carpenter, Co.I 38 Iowa Infantry,.. Hellen 47,.. Effa 20, Edith 18,.. Mabel D. 15,.. Bertha C. 12,.. William W. 11,.. Charles L. 9. Barsnett born in Canada, Hellen born in New York, all children born in Howard County, Iowa. This hand written census is very clear, initials and spelling are easy to read.
1896 Twice-a-week plain dealer Newspaper, May 22, 1896... "B.D. Everingham made a strange find a week ago last Sunday, namely, a set of false teeth. They were found on the bank of the river at Vernon and are in first-class condition. The person who thus shed her or her teeth can obtain said masticators by calling on Mr. Everingham at his home just south of town." same page,.. "teachers meeting at the public school at Cresco, May 30, 1896, Patriotism in the School, discussion led by Elsie Perry, followed by Jennie Gibbons and Effie Everingham."
1906 Minneapolis Journal, Aug 13, 1906... (section helping veterans meet old Army Comrades)... B.D. Everingham of the 38th Iowa infantry wants to meet L.D. Bayes of the 38th Iowa. Inquire at 259 Humbolt Ave. N.
1906 Twice-a-week plain dealer newspaper, Oct. 5, 1906.. "Mrs. W.B. Hunt, step-mother of Mrs. B.D. Everingham, died on the 18th of September, at her home in Sanborn, N.Y."
1920 Cresco Plain Dealer Newspaper, Oct. 8, 1920.. "House for Sale!, I am offering my partly modern house with furnishings for sale at a bargain if taken soon. The lot has several shade trees and a large garden. Phone 299, Mrs. B.D. Everingham, 521 W. 3rd St."
1920 Cresco Plain Dealer Newspaper, Oct. 22, 1920... "Several old friends of Mrs. B.D. Everingham gathered at her home last Friday taking that lady completely by surprise. Mrs. Everingham will leave soon for California where she will spend some time with relatives, and the affair was in the nature of a farewell party."
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