William EVERINGHAM b.1824 in England
d.22 Feb 1884 in Warsaw, Wyoming Co.NY
married:
Susan GAFFIN abt 1847
b.April 1823 New York		 parents:
father "P. Everingham" brought them from
England in 1832 William age 8, John age 4.
children: EVERINGHAM
  1. Charles H. (b.1848)
  2. John W. (b.~1850)
  3. William Jr. (b.1853)
  4. Thomas C. (b.~1854)
  5. James "Frank" (b.1858)
  6. Joseph W. (b.1862)
siblings:
  1. John (b.1828)
fact sources and writings about this individual:

burial: Warsaw Cemetery west grounds.

In 1862 William was mustered into Company E. 136th Regiment of the New York Infantry on the 21st of August 1862 at Warsaw as a Corporal. He was promoted to the post of Sargeant on the 10th of March 1863 and mustered out of W company on the 13th of June 1865 at Washington D.C.

Children were born in Warsaw NY, about 3 miles from the "Genessee County" border.

Census Data:
1860 William "furnace man" and Susan Everingham
1870 William's occupation "Iron Foundry" wife: Susan, and living at Lot 27 in Warsaw.
1880 William's occupation "Moulder" wife: Susan

William first appears on a US census with his own family, in 1850 at Warsaw Twsp Wyoming Co at age 27. His brother John did not show up until the1860 Census. William was a farmer and had another family, Benjamin and Arthusa Baker living with them. Benjamin was a waggon maker and possibly gave William a hand on the farm.

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