may have been a child "B.B." born 1825-1830? that shows up in the 1830 Burlington NJ Census.

1. B.B. ?

2. William C. (b.1833)
   possible connection to:
3. Benjamin S. (b.~1833-1838)

1. Sarah (b.1787)
2. Isaac (b.1789)
3. Major (b.1792)
4. Rebecca (b.1795)
5. Mary (b.1797)
6. Pearson (b.1800)
7. James I. (b.1804)
8. George (b.1809)

¹1827 Burlington, New Jersey Marriage records transcription, Pg.116.
²1860 Shelby, IL Census "Sawmill Labor".
³Grant family records.
⁴More about Joshua & Ann in the bio of son; William C.
Found by Ken Everham of S. Carolina.

(below) transcribed research of Kevin Everingham of MI, 2008 & 2019

1830 US CENSUS Northampton Twp., Burlington, NJ (#102) .. "Joshua Everham,.. 1M under 5,.. 1M 20-30,.. 1F 20-30."

1827 (transcribed) hand written marriage notes of Joseph M. Morgan, Justice of the Peace.. "To Samuel Read Esq. Clrk, of Burlington County.. Lawfully joined in marriage Joshua Everham and Ann I Taylor, on the Eighth day of March, A.D. 1827. Recorded April 5, 1827."