Everard - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: EVERARD, William James

psteflik — 2012-06-04 01:41:37Z

I am looking for information on Eva, if you still have it.

I am a direct descendant.

Thanks!
Patti Steflik

thomas ambrose everard

mygretsch — 2011-08-16 18:53:56Z

looking for info on where frederick gerrard everard
from treesbank manitoba is buried born 1905
his father was thomas amrose everard

Re: Everard Family in Newfoundland

TrisheMillerWillis — 2011-04-23 06:53:02Z

Hi there!

Thanks for replying. I know some of your family line. My husband is related to both the Everard and Stack families, as it is his tree I am doing.
Denis Everard's brother, James, married 1890 Mary Joseph Pridham, my husband's 1st cousin twice removed.
I have a lot of information on the Pridham, Chafe & Stack families, but I have some gaps in my Everard tree that I would love to fill. Perhaps we could help each other.
My email is trishewillis@syd.eastlink.ca and I would love to hear from you again.
Trishe

Re: Everard Family in Newfoundland

theparrells1 — 2011-04-23 03:37:41Z

I am the great granddaughter of a Denis Everard of Petty Harbour. He married a Margaret Connelly from Kilbride. Their son Edward was my grandfather. He married Lucy Stack from Petty Harbour. Their oldest child Denis was my father. He is now deceased. They had eight children. Two, a daughter and son died as children. After my father, they had the following: Mary,Margaret,Genevieve,John and Gerald.

Everard, died in a car crash

songlines777 — 2011-01-23 22:48:03Z

Hi
I have an ancestor Ethel Maud Vincent, who left Australia in approx 1890-1900, went to the UK, then to Jamaica, then married a man called Everhard, who apparently died years later in a car crash.

Does that story ring a bell with anyone? A long shot I know, but this all I have gleaned about the lady
Cheers Tim

Patrick A. Everard

goraidh — 2010-10-21 13:29:18Z

I have been trying to trace Patrick A. Everard for about 8 years. He married Helen Theresa Murphy and they had at least one daughter Margaret(b 1900). He was born in Ireland (listed as Irish Free State in 1930 Census listing for Margaret)around 1870 and emigrated to the USA date unknown. I assume he was Catholic as my father was, so he may be in parish records. I'd appreciate any help you can provide.

Re: The Everard Family

goraidh — 2010-10-21 13:20:24Z

Pierre Everard (Peter Everett)

mlipsie111 — 2010-06-03 21:56:14Z

Born in 1755 in France. Came to America on a French ship at the time of the American Revolution. His ship came under attack by the English yet they managed to escape, he however lost part of one arm.

Anyways, i am hoping someone can help me go further back then him. I cant seem to find information on his parents. He was married to a Susannah Ramsdell the widow of a man named Burns. They lived in Norway, Maine.

Any help would be great thanks.
Matt

Everards anyplace

SharieMerline — 2010-02-04 20:10:03Z

My husbands family descends from Alice Everard Vandenack. Anyone willing to share info. or exchange info.?

Re: EVERARD of Randlestown Near Navan

sdeSchulthess — 2009-10-24 19:03:16Z

HI

I have researched the Everard's of Randlestown family as they married (Mathilde-Arabella d'Amboise) into descentents of my husband's family - Barwell.

Sir Nugent Talbot Everard did not have a brother James, only 1 brother Arundel b.1857 who became a minister.

John M. Everard of Cleveland, Oh, & Detroit & Dewitt, Mich

hedgeturner — 2009-06-29 14:28:23Z

Looking for info on John M. Everard (B. abt 1813, D. after 1860) and family. He married Elizabeth Clark on May 17, 1838 in Cleveland, Oh. Elizabeth Clark (B. abt 1814, D. after 1870) was from Albany, NY. In 1846, they were living in Detroit, Mi where they had a son Augustus in 1847. They moved to Cleveland in Oct of 1849. John had a sister who lived in Akron, Oh. In 1870 Elizabeth is found alone living with her sister Caroline Clark Turner and brother in law Milo H. Turner in Jackson, Amador Co, Ca.

Everard Family in Newfoundland

TrisheMillerWillis — 2009-05-28 01:45:56Z

I am researching the surname Everard from Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, as they are directly connected with my main family names. If anyone out there has information they would like to share, I'd love to hear from you!
Some used the surname Everett, but they all seem to come from the same family, as far as I can tell.
trishewillis@syd.eastlink.ca

Re: Bridget Everard Ireland

banjelly — 2009-03-16 10:51:34Z

hy betty
thank you for your reply,and information,i am amazed to find
relatives in the usa, its realy great.
my father christopher told my about the time he paid your
grand mother nora a visit ,so the name curry was familiar to
me.i think my father was in america for severn years.
i live in southport it is aseaside town about 20 miles north
of liverpool.my email address is lazeretstar@yahoo.co.uk
i look forward to hear from you soon.
your cousin
tony

Re: Bridget Everard Ireland

bettycla — 2009-03-16 01:28:04Z

Tony,

Jonas and Bridget were married in Limerick. I will pull out the info and send it to you.

betty

Re: Bridget Everard Ireland

bettycla — 2009-03-16 00:45:39Z

Hi,
Bridget and jonas daughter Nora Gibbons Curry was my Great Great maternal Grandmother. They came to US in 1889 and settled in Brooklyn, NY. I have a Public tree also under the name Buggy,Gibbons, Curry and Frazie r but it is not up to date since I just started it. I have Family tree maker with all my info. Where do you live, I live in New Jersey but come from Brooklyn, NY originally. I need all the info on Nora's siblings although I know brother Jonas and wife Sarah came to New York.
I will try to figure out how to send you my Family tree. I am so excited to have met up with a relative.

Betty Clavin

Re: Bridget Everard Ireland

banjelly — 2009-03-16 00:01:15Z

hy,bridget everard and jonas gibbons are my great paternal
great grand parents,jonas 1841-1901,bridget 1844-1919,
both born in dublin,and died in liverpool.my grandfather was
william christopher gibbons born in dublin in 1870 died 1962
in liverpool.i have no information about where they married
or who there parents were.my grandfather was bon in ship st dublin.more information on gibbons famly public tree.
if you have any more information i would be gratefull
tony gibbons

Re: EVERARD of Randlestown Near Navan

luapdrareve — 2008-12-07 03:36:45Z

James Everard was from Randlestown. His brother was Sir Nugent Talbot Everard. James was my Great Grandfather. He moved to New Zealand in 1878.

Re: Everard's in Newfoundland

ejeverard12 — 2008-09-30 23:46:33Z

Most of the information I have found about Everards is that Newfoundland Everards came from England, not Ireland. Yes I was born in Newfoundland, and yes I still live here.

Re: Everard's in Newfoundland

judithejudy — 2008-09-29 23:09:23Z

Hi Erin,

Do you have any information on the Everard's in Newfoundland prior to the late 1800's. I am trying to find out when they actually settled in Newfoundland, who were the first Everard's to settle there and whether they came from Ireland or England.

Were you born in Newfoundland and do you still live there?

Judy Everard

Re: Everard's in Newfoundland

ejeverard12 — 2008-09-27 14:03:52Z

I know some things about Everards in Newfoundland. What is it exactly that you would like to know?

- Erin Everard

Re: EBERHARDT

Michael_Wignall — 2008-07-25 20:18:42Z

If all you have about the Joy family being barge builders is what is in a Census Record that's not much, unfortunately. But it's a start. Do you have a tree that links the Everards to the Joy's and your line? I'll contact someone else who might be able to shed light on the Joys being barge builders.

Regarding knowing any living Everards - as I mentioned in my first post to you our Chairman at www.thamesmatch.co.uk is an Everard. He's a businessman and rather busy. I doubt whether he'd be inclined to get personally involved in your queries.

However ... there is an extended family ... and one of them might have caught the family history bug. Having said that ... they've been managers and directors of F. T. Everard [Eberhardt until 1917] & Sons Ltd. since F. T. E. set it up in the late 19th. century ... so they already know their history - inside out!

What I suggest is that you set out exactly what you're trying to discover. Take your time and provide a well structured summary of your current research situation, why you've come up against a problem and what information you're trying to discover and why. I won't make any promises, but depending on how presentable your request is, I may be able to put it to him.

Mike

Re: EVERARD'S OF ENGLAND

bobandterryg2011 — 2008-07-25 15:49:28Z

Hello Louise
I know this is a long shot as the date on this Message is Dec 2003. The Family of Eberhardts/Everards yu were talking about living with your Sister in 1901. Could you tell me who they are. Frederick and his Brother Joseph Eberhardt.
I hope to hear from you
bobandterryg@hotmail.com
Theresa Gaskell

Re: EBERHARDT

bobandterryg2011 — 2008-07-25 15:14:33Z

Hello Mike
Do you know anything on the Family of Eberhardts.? Do you know any Living Eberhardts/Everards.
I will try and look for the Book.
I know nothing on My Joys as being Barge Builders. I wish I did. I hav no Names of the Barges they worked on or maybe
built. Do you have any Suggestions.
The Census Redords said they were Barge Builders and also
some Certificates I have did too.
Thankyou for your reply.
Theresa

Re: EBERHARDT

Michael_Wignall — 2008-07-25 11:10:25Z

Theresa,

Sorry about the delay.

I see from the responses to your *Eberhardt* RootsChat posting you've made good progress 20-23 April 2008! If you want to find out about FTE's family barge building you could read the official history *Everard Of Greenhithe* by Capt. K. S. Garrett. It is out of print but you could Google it and find a 2nd. hand source.

I'm interested in the JOY family - as you say they were barge builders.This is new info to me - I thought I knew the main ones. Maybe they were minor builders who didn't specialise in barges but did build some as part of general boat building activities. Do you have any more info?

Regards, Mike

Re: EBERHARDT

bobandterryg2011 — 2008-07-08 03:54:20Z

Hello Mike
Sorry i havent Replied until now. I have just found out
in the last couple of months that we are talking about the same People. I have found several Genearations too.
Sorry for the spelling.
I hope to hear from you soon
Theresa Gaskell
bobandterryg@hotmail.com
I am also looking for any Living Everards.

Re: EBERHARDT

Michael_Wignall — 2008-05-10 14:39:22Z

Dear Theresa,

Your Frederick Thomas Eberhardt (1858-1901) is interesting. I know of a Frederick T. Eberhardt (????-1929) of Greenhithe, Kent, England. He was a shipwright and founded the Everard Thames sailing barge [and later coastal shipping line] dynasty. He changed his name to Everard in 1917. Maybe my FTE is the son of your FTE? Or maybe it's all just a coincidence! Anyway, look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Mike Wignall
Thames Sailing Barge Match Committee [Chmn. Michael Everard]
www.thamesmatch.co.uk

Re: Looking for the Cleveland Ohio Everard decendants

dgm1941 — 2008-04-29 00:29:44Z

I have been looking forward to hearing from someone in the Weinman branch of the family You can contact me at dgm1941@dgmmail.com and we can share information.

Re: Looking for the Cleveland Ohio Everard decendants

hewgean — 2008-04-26 19:40:54Z

I am the grandson of WIlliam and Ada Everard Weinmann. I too am interested in tracing our family. Albert arrived alone in the US/Ellis Island on Jan. 9, 1904, His wife and children followed, arriving in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 31, 1904.

EBERHARDT

bobandterryg2011 — 2008-04-20 02:09:00Z

Looking for Eberhardts of England Kent, London, and Shadwell.
Frederick Thomas Eberhardt 1858-1901. Joseph Benjamin Eberhardt 1863-Aft 1901.
Thankyou
Theresa Gaskell

Looking for the Cleveland Ohio Everard decendants

dgm1941 — 2008-01-23 20:02:17Z

Four children of John William Everard and Elizabeth Margaret Smith immigrated to the Cleveland Ohio area in the late 1800's and early 1900's They were John Walter, Frederick Robert,Albert Henry,and Elizabeth Sarah who came with her husband Robert Stables. Fredericks wife was Lavinia Georgina Hopkins. Albert's wife was Anne or Anna Noble Ireland. John Walter immigrated in 1894 he was married to Margaret Mackereth in 1891 around Ulverston England. I don't know if she was with him. It is beleived that Frederick and Lavinia migrated to California and John W went to Indiana and may have left there for California Albert Stayed in the Cleveland area as did three of his children John W who married Mabel Irene scouten, Ada who mariied Willima Weinmann , and Elizabeth Alice. His son Fred and wife Stella Booth eventualy migrated to Michigan . I have been in touch with a great grandson of John William in Barrow in Furness England we are intersted in compiling a family history.

Bridget Everard Ireland

bettycla — 2007-07-02 20:30:56Z

My GG Grandmother was Bridget Everard born about 1844 in Ireland married to Jonas Gibbons. They lived in Ireland and than moved to Liverpool England. This is new info so I son't have much info on her.

Betty Clavin

Everard's in Newfoundland

judithejudy — 2006-11-14 00:18:35Z

I believe the Everards first settled in Petty Harbour, Newfoundland, and then branched out from there. In researching my husband's family tree, I have been unable to find out when they first arrived there and from where. I am lead to believe it was somewhere in Ireland but I have been unable to confirm this. If anyone has any information on the Newfoundland branch of the Everard family, I would very much like to hear from them.

Thank you,

Judy Everard

Everad and White of India

2006-10-22 18:40:15Z

Re: James Sharrock and Jane

nanjo716 — 2006-04-03 22:21:28Z

hi sandra, i am also a fifth generation granddaughter of james and jane. their son everard, married amy stevens. their daughter jane married peter noyer. their son peter married deliah may. their daughter malinda married john hull. their son peter married mabel lucas. their son john hull is my father. i am in oregon. hope to hear from you. nancy

Re: Everett/Everard DNA Project

jgerard1 — 2006-01-11 05:07:19Z

Bob and Carolyn are available at cbgerard@cfl.rr.com
for your copy of gerard girard gerrard garrard garard
John Gerard

Re: Everett/Everard DNA Project

2005-11-17 15:53:17Z

Hi

My Antoine Eugene Gerard also came from Alsace-Lorraine. He was from the village of Nitting in the Alsace province and nearby was another village where my great aunt met Antoine and married there before she and her husband came to the USA. They settled in Lewis County in NYS and lived nearby to her brother, Christopher EVRARD (French spelling). Another brother, Nicholas, settled on the next plot of land on the edge of Beaver Falls. All three families originally had property one after the other on the road between the villages of Croghan and Beaver Falls--about a miles difference apart.

Re: Everett/Everard DNA Project

2005-11-16 23:36:58Z

Hi Ken. It has been a long time. Do you know anything about the Gerard Book or how I can contact Caroline? My family of Girard/Gerards came from Alsace-Lorraine region also.

Eric

2005-07-11 01:01:06Z

I was born on 19 May 1975. I was not adopted, but my mom remarried when I was six and he raised me. Mark was not there for me (they were divorced when I was 2.

I just got out of the Army after nine years and I just started a Master's degree towards Elementary Teaching.

You can e-mail me at ejeverard@yahoo.com I have centralized most of the family history and I have access to get more.

Sounds like Mike and I have a lot in common.

Re: my ex

2005-07-10 17:18:07Z

That is surprising to hear. I did not know Mark had any children other than our son Michael. He has a different last name as he was adopted by my ex-husband who raised him as his son. Mark had no interest in being their for Michael. Was he there for you? What year were you born? Mickey was born in 1985 in Phoenix

Re: my ex

2005-07-08 17:29:00Z

Did you have any children? Mark is my biological father - I really do not have any interest in talking to him, but I am interested in the family tree. Thank-you.

The Everard's (Menominee, MI)

2005-07-08 17:27:30Z

I came across this dialog about Everard's from Menominee, MI. Mark Everard is my biological father and his dad's name is Eugene Everard. I have a very large portion of the Everard family history going back to Dodge City. Mark's brother, Steve, owned "Dexter's Bar" in Menominee, MI. Steve's wife, Mary, is still the owner. Great Friday night fish fry!

I would be interested in filling in some blanks.

Re: Everard Family from Co. Meath, Ireland

cbcathcart1 — 2005-05-02 03:16:21Z

I am new to family research. My great-great grandmother was from Boston. She was supposedly born in Boston in 1850 so that would be prior to the time you are speaking of. I have a good bit of information on her. She and my g.g. grandfather John Buter named one of their sons George Everard Butler. I'm not sure where the Everard came from but he was born in 1878 so even this was before the time you mentioned.

Let me know if any of this helps.

gunner everard

donaharsant — 2005-04-25 16:56:02Z

im looking for a man called gunner everard (gunner i think was a nick name).i dont know how old he was but in 1942 he went with a lady called lilian wallace at that time she was 19.he was a soldier.i think he came from wilsden,north london.please help me find him.

Sarah Ann, Surrey UK, b about 1864

mickg01 — 2005-02-25 20:02:12Z

Re: EVERARD, William James

Derness12 — 2005-01-29 19:33:11Z

Eva mackness is one of my direct line ancestors, have details of her ancestors

Re: Margaret Everard (b. abt 1520)

RoyOlson18 — 2004-11-13 16:17:27Z

I have a listing in my family tree for a:
Baptist Hicks, born about 1525 in Fortesset, Gloucestershire, England, died about 1565 in Southwark, Surrey, England.
Married to a Mary Evarts, about 1548 in Fortesset, Gloucestershire, England.
They had 2 sons, Baptist and James, and 4 daughters, Mary and three names unknown.

Most of this information was provided by another family member so I can't verify it's accuracy.

Roy

Everard award

2004-06-13 09:57:40Z

Leonard Charles Everard worked at the India Office, in London, and was awarded either the MBE or OBE in either the 1950s or early 60s. How do I find out which award he received.

Everard Family

cmeverard — 2004-06-03 14:23:45Z

I am researching my husband, Micah's, family:

Henry Everard b. abt. 1861 in England immigrated to America in 1890 with wife Anna b. abt. 1861 in Wales and son Henry(Harry) b. abt. 1886.in England unknown if there were other children.
I have found Henry and Anna in the 1920 US Census, in Buffalo City, New York, at 22 Lafayette ave. with Godsons Edward F. and William Krumert, Housekeeper, Josephine Somerville, and Boarder James Allen.

Per my father-in-law Henry died in his own Grocery store and in the 1920 Census, this Henry Everard was the owner of a Grocery store.

Son Henry(Harry) Everard married Elizabeth (unknown) were found in the 1920 and 1930 US Fed Census living at 2641 Delger Street, Pittsburgh City, Pennsylvania. The had five children Louis Henry b. 28 Mar 1909 d. Oct 1969, Raymond b. abt 1912, Elizabeth b. abt 1915, Lillian b. abt 1916, Harriett b. 1930.

Louis Henry Everard (my husband Micah's father) m. Rose Elizabeth Weber daughter of Charles Weber and Barbara Slemenda. they had 2 children Louis Miles and June Rose

Raymond m. Elsie (unknown)

Elizabeth m. Krumert

Lillian m. Spencer Higgins

Harriet m. unknown.

Any help would be appreciated, most of the information that I have received about this family has been from the Census, I do not know where in England Henry originated from.

Thank you for you help

EVERARD

2004-05-14 02:08:10Z

I am trying to find out If Catherine EVERARD married William PATTESON

Re: EVERARD'S OF ENGLAND

hewgean — 2004-03-06 18:22:29Z

Fred Everard is not an uncommon name.
Several are listed in the 1930 census for Ohio and Michigan.