Henry EVERINGHAM
"Harry" |
b.
d. between 1890-1894 State death index says d.1890. |
married:
Lydia M. BRESETTE2 "Eliza"3
(b.~1869) dau of William K. & Margaret BRESETTE "BASSETT"? |
parents:
currently unknown |
children: EVERINGHAM
- Maude J. (b.1890)
married Charlie HAUS
& married Harry S. HASKELL
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Cemetery Records relating to this family:
Lakeside Cemetery
Port Huron, St. Clair County, Michigan.
names: Bresette, Bassett, Haskell
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fact sources and writings about this individual:
Lydia is listed as the widow of Henry or (Harry) Everingham in St. Clair County MI.
County Directories:
1902 - 524 Union St. Page #165
1904 - 1429 Seventh St. Page #187
1907 - 625 Huron Ave. Page #189 here, she was working at "KOTMOTW".
1912 - 322 Michigan Lydia M. was a Cook.
1913 - 322 Michigan Page #215 Lydia worked at the "Union Hotel"
1915 - 318 Michigan Lydia M. (no work shown)
in each case, she was listed as the widow of Harry except in 1913 she was listed as the widow of "Henry".
2Information from Barb Curtindale's research;
1900 & 1910 Census of St. Clair County, MI. Lydia was widowed before April of 1900. Her daughter Maude was born in 1890. Lydia was found living in the 1900- 1915 City directory of Port Huron, MI. Charles HAUS married Maude Everingham and had a son (Charlie Haus). Lydia is the daughter of William K. Brisette both born in French Canada (Quebec), Lydia's mother born in Ireland. Lydia had a brother named Robert D. Brisette.
3Research of Kevin Everingham, 2001-2003;
An 1894 State Census exists of Kimball Township, St. Clair County, MI which lists: William Bassett, 58, husband, born in Ontario, farmer, Margaret Bassett, wife, born in Ireland, housewife, Lewis Bassett, son, born in Ontario, Farm Laborer, Robert Bassett, 21, son, born in Ontario, Farm Laborer, Eliza Everingham, 25, daughter, widow, born in Ontario, Maude Everingham, 4, born in MI.
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