1. Elizabeth P. born December 18, 1732

1. Henry
2. William

Also see: The first 2 generations in America Records of Estrays Monmouth, NJ

¹ Letter from Beverly Hughes

² Thomas was listed in several sources as the original owner of the Toms River sawmill built between 1735 and 1740 that was burned by the British during the Revolutionary War. This is based upon a survey authorized by Thomas Everingham October 9, 1753 describing a piece of land between Pangburns Mill and Elisha Lawrence's Mill.

³ Thomas was described in the Records of Estrays, Monmouth County on Nov 23, 1737, Dec 20, 1737 and 1769 as the owner of a Plantation in Upper Freehold NJ. Others listed on the same page: Jacob Lain, Mebitabel(sp?) Lawrence, John Vaughn, Robert Mantgoe(?), Richard Horsfield, Jermiah Stilwil(?), Moses Robin Juner, John Lawrence, Richard Britton

⁴ Thomas is a member of the Freehold Baptist Church as described in 1751 and in various other documents as a member of the Upper Freehold Baptist Church (also known as the Old Yellow Church)which was formed from the Freehold Baptist Church.

Elizabeth P. Everingham married James Clark of Windsor NJ