fact sources and writings about this individual:
1Main Information from Tom Phillips of PA. (Children) Information above from the Will of William Everingham d.1793. Lived at Upper freehold Township, Monmouth, NJ where he bought land
23 Dec 1727 from Jacob Robins. This according to William Malkin
In 1740 the records of Estrays shows Henry as a plantation owner: "at the plantation of Henry Everingham (Nov. 27, 1740).... others listed on the same page include: Zebulon Clayton, Lawrence Grandine, Elisha Lawrence, William Woodwards, Richard Stevens, James Rogers.
In 1752 son Jeremiah deeded land to William his brother and to take care of their widowed mother Rachel. So Henry had died by 1752.
1755 Records of Estrays lists "at teh plantation of widow Everingham (dated Jan 3, 1755), other names on the same page include: Joseph Lawrence, John Vaughn, Wm. Cheesman.
(The same Rachel?)...A Rachel Robbins (b.1703) was the daughter of Joseph & Hannah Robbins and was born in Freehold Monmouth. She had a brother named Jacob Robbins b.1705.
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