Everingham - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

cassiean — 2012-04-18 05:35:52Z

no i havent but thanks for that i might have to get it out and have a read :)

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

GemmaWoodbury57 — 2012-03-10 06:42:56Z

Richard woodbury married jane neal,richard, rebecca and elizabeth were brother and sisters, richard and jane begat arthur william woodbury,rebecca married william craft and begat eliza craft.Arthur and eliza married,arthur and eliza were first cousins .Arthur and Eliza begatmy great grandfather Ivan horace Eugene Woodbury.Richard and elizabeth were brother and sister that probably makes us cousins some how. that is really exiting.Ive read cornstalks i might get it out again and trace the connection .if you want to contact me,my email address is starlight101@live.com.au

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

GemmaWoodbury57 — 2012-03-10 06:35:58Z

Have you read Val Ross Cornstalks, you might find the link you are looking for. Gemma.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

cassiean — 2012-02-01 08:33:35Z

hi my name is cassie i have traced my family tree back to Alfred Locke 1905-1957 who we were told is an ancestor of Maria Locke but im yet to find the link i was wondering if you may have any information on this cheers Alfred was married to Ruby ann Grant and we believe his mothers name was MARY

Re: Everinghams of Ocean County, NJ

nanc_54871 — 2011-10-08 19:34:09Z

I was married to a Earl William Everingham from Bridgeton N.J. I don't remember his moms name or his Fathers but he Had a Uncle Neil that also lived in Bridgeton oh i think his moms name was bertha or something like that.

Matthew James Everingham - birth and parents

AntonyReed81 — 2011-08-31 03:14:09Z

Has anyone done on the ground (in London)research on an entry in the baptism records of the Parish of St George Bloomsbury for July 1768 p.159 which shows the baptism of a Matthew James to Joseph and Mary Everingham on August 22 of that year with a birth date of July 25 (this is not a spoof though the names Joseph and Mary may create a vision of a second coming)? I found the register yesterday on Ancestry and anyone can access it to verify its authenticity. It is a photographic image of the register not a reference.
The genealogical timeline fits +/- one year from records in his convict papers and if this IS our Matthew James it calls into question much of the myth of his connection to the peerage. However, Bloomsbury was an upper class suburb and his parents may well have been of substance! Seems far more likely that a local lad would take employment as a servant to a gentleman in the Middle Temple than the offspring of a peer.

Re: Matthew James Everingham

yayla55au — 2011-04-26 06:28:28Z

I think it is VERY important we all know about our history, I am a proud Darug Aboriginal woman, I have done a lot of research on my family, back to my 5th Great Grandfather.
Some of the Everinghams are married into our family, I love learning of our Ancestors, as most of my family go back to the Aboriginal's of Sydney area, a lot of our history the Gov at the time tried to take away our heritage, so this makes it even more important to me.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

pr1713 — 2011-04-04 14:27:07Z

Hi Gemma,
Although I'm not related to your Woodbury ancestors your great grandmother Ruby Pearl was my grandfather's cousin. I also lived close to your great grandparents when I was young.I will endeavour to help you with your research if you are still searching. Pauline.

Re: Lymburner/Everingham connection

pkfs_1 — 2011-02-02 19:04:34Z

Iam Celia Everingham's great granddaughter, Her Son Aubrey Farr was my Greandfather...his only child /son was my dad,John Harley Farr...I would love to know more about my family thank you

Re: Matthew James Everingham

murphy1781 — 2011-01-20 02:31:41Z

Because we can and it is our history. If was not born then we would not have been born. I am a very proud descendant of Matthew and am very proud to say that I am a 6th generation Australian with 3 children and 7 grandchildren. That is why I have an interest in my pass.
Cheers
Robyn Guder WA

Re: EVERINGHAM Help Please. Matthew James.

murphy1781 — 2011-01-20 02:22:54Z

There is a book written by Valerie Ross Called:
A First Fleeter and his Times.
When Valerie went to England she was unable to find ant trace of Matthews family.
You maybe able to get a copy of the books in the Library of Australian History Sydney, Printed in 1988. There are 4 books all told.
Hope this was of help.
Cheers
Robyn Guder WA

Re: thomas everingham abt 1791 and isabella purchase 1785

monkey1268 — 2010-12-29 09:20:10Z

really really stuck now cant find thomas parents at all

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

raphael2u — 2010-12-07 21:19:05Z

Hi Folks!

I am not of aboriginal origen but the son of Dutch parents who migrated from the Netherlands ( Holland ) in 1958 we first lived in Scheyville near Pitt town but then moved to Blacktown in 1961 where I still live.

I used to play in a band with Jim Kohen (NOTE the spelling ) ( he was the Drummer )I was the Bass player.

I know that Jim became an expert in Aboriginal Studies having done extensive research in these districts and has written a whole series of books on the subject which I will list here for you. I have seen some in Blacktown Library.

WEBSITE http://isbndb.com/d/person/kohen_j_l.html

Bibliography of Kohen, J. L., by subject:
ordered bibliography of Kohen, J. L..

• Aboriginal Australians -- Missions -- Australia -- New South Wales (1)
• Black Native Institution of New South Wales 9,ex History (1)
• Sociological jurisprudence (1)
• Law -- Australia (1)
• Dharug (Australian people) -- Social life and customs (1)
• Dharug (Australian people) -- History (1)
• Dharug (Australian people) -- Genealogy (1)
• New South Wales -- History (1)
• Land use -- Environmental aspects -- Australia (1)
• Aboriginal Australians -- Australia -- New South Wales -- History (1)
• Aboriginal Australians -- Education -- Australia -- New South Wales (1)
• Aboriginal Australians -- Social life and customs (1)
• Critical legal studies -- Australia (1)

I hope this helps!

Kind Regards

Re: EVERI NGHAM

rayconrad77 — 2010-11-03 14:20:09Z

my mom's sister was married to an Everingham, William, his parents were, Edward and Capitola Everingham. They lived in Cuyahoga Falls in Akron, Ohio. Jane

thomas everingham abt 1791 and isabella purchase 1785

monkey1268 — 2010-08-15 12:24:30Z

hi everyone im stuck with finding info on thomas everingham b abt 1791 in middlesex england and his wife isabella purchase b 1785 in london ive got mases of info on them once they were married in 1807 and there children all 10 of them including marriage ban for thomas and isabella and cencus records for them all they just seem to have apeared and had children can anyone help????

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

bencork_1 — 2010-04-08 10:56:45Z

john everingham the youngerest son of matthew married milldred (millie) saunders a full blood aboriginal woman thay had 1 son ephraim (alfie)1815-1875 its the children from this marriage that may help you

Stories of Ollie Everingham, Depot Matron

littleroots — 2009-09-11 05:14:11Z

I have a collection of stories about Mrs. Ollie Everingham, the depot matron at Kansas City's Union Depot. Enjoy.

http://www.vintagekansascity.com/100yearsago/labels/depot%20...

Re: Everinghams of Ocean County, NJ

tammylf1 — 2009-06-10 19:41:21Z

I have a William Everingham born in May 1851 in New Jersey and died March 31, 1923 in Bridgeton, NJ. He is buried in the Broad St. Presbyterian church cemetery in Bridgeton. Unfortunetly there is no grave marker there. He is buried with his daughter Sadie who died in 1918. My great (James Clarence) grandfather was one of his sons. I have a public family tree, Petrauschke Family tree, that has more information if this is the right William Everingham. We have not been able to find much information before 1895.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

generiley4 — 2009-06-10 03:01:35Z

Hi

Try the books by Jim Cohen, Daruganora and shut out from the world, you may find what you are looking for.

I am a descendant of Martha hibbs/Hobbs (Everingham)
Viney Everingham , Martha Packer, Ellen Alderton

Good Luck

Re: thomas evringham 1791

Rochford100 — 2009-06-05 16:14:38Z

Hi

In my family tree there is a John Everingham born about 1823 in Brook St, Ratcliff, Middlesex, London, I have no details of his parents - is there a match here?

See link http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/pt/pedigree.aspx?tid=7044422#ped... for family tree.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

FernanceG — 2009-05-15 04:26:46Z

The family spread to brush creek wyong central coast nsw

John Woobruy married Maryann Wells lots of woodbury's in this area Wyong Creek

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

Close_Yet_Far — 2009-05-02 08:04:06Z

Hi people . . . still havent found out what i want to know, or where the aboriginal came in the family, i just seem to be going around in circles. Have you's had any advances?
Anywayz talk later.

Re: Everinghams of Ocean County, NJ

berkeleypreservationsocie — 2009-04-23 20:17:00Z

I have a total of 43 Evernhams and 13 Everinghams in my Ocean County Cemetery Database. As for your request, there are no Williams that fall within the dates you posted, although that doesn't necessarily mean he isn't buried in Ocean County. I have done extensive research on Ocean County interments using gravemarkers, records, and newspaper articles, but there is always a chance that the William you are looking for never made any of those sources. The only Williams that do show up are William Everingham (1836-6/23/1836) in Whitesville, and a William C. Evernham (1881-1962) in Cassville.

Re: Everinghams of Ocean County, NJ

JoanaDonovan — 2009-04-12 14:43:59Z

Looking for William Everingham born May 1851. Help, please.

thomas evringham 1791

monkey1268 — 2008-10-14 09:30:53Z

hi can anyone help me i have traced my family line to a thomas everingham he was born in 1791 he married an isabella they lived for a time in ratcliff middlesex england and had a son called john in 1820 i can´t find any info on his other children his parents names or even where and when he was born. can any one help me im very stuck and don´t know where to look now.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

baillie145 — 2008-10-07 00:40:30Z

The Story of Maria Locke

Maria Locke was a full blood Aboriginal; a descendant of the Boorooberongal clan who lived in what is now the Western suburbs of Sydney. Her father was Yarramundi, to whom the British gave the title 'Chief of the Richmond tribe.' Yarramundi met Captain Watkins Tench and provided medical assistance to one of Tench's party who had been injured.
Yarramundi and his father Gomeberri were Koradji (healers).

Yarramundi and Gomeberri met Governor Phillip in April 1791. They presented Governor Phillip with a gift of two stone axes.

Maria Locke was the first girl to be placed in the care of the Native Institution at Parramatta when it opened in 1815. Maria was said to be an excellent student. Here she solicited the chief prize when tested against approximately 20 Aboriginal and 100 European students.

Maria became the first Aboriginal woman to legally wed a European man when she married Robert Locke on 26 January 1824 at St John's Church, Parramatta. Robert Locke was a convict carpenter who was assigned to his new wife after their marriage. Maria could return her husband to the Government if she desired. With the commencement of this marriage, Maria was given a cow and a grant of land at Liverpool totalling 40 acres. The site of Maria's land grant is now the location of the Liverpool City Council Chambers.

Maria was the sister of Colebee, who along with Narragingy, received the first grant of land made by the British to an Aboriginal person. Colebee was a guide assisting William Cox when he surveyed the road across the Blue Mountains.

Maria was an extraordinary woman, at a time when women were not a political force and Aboriginal women even less so, she petitioned Governor Darling stating that she had received only a part of the promised entitlements that should have resulted from her marriage. Considering the standing of Aboriginals in the colony I think this is action alone is worthy of recognition.

Maria, Robert and their family of 9 children lived on the land grant at Liverpool for 11 years before moving to Blacktown in 1844, when they inherited Colebee and Nurragingy's land. Maria continued living there until her death in 1878, aged 70.Maria and Robert are buried in unmarked graves in the grounds of St Bartholomew's Church, Prospect.

Although Governor Macquarie, had bequeathed the land given to Colebee to Maria's family "to have and to hold forever" the land was split up gradually and sold by the authorities sometime late in the 1940s. Many of the Darug children were sent to homes in the days of the Protection Board.

In the eyes of many the Darug tribe no longer exists. In less than 100 years the Hawkesbury and Cumberland Plain was emptied of all the Aboriginal people who had cared for the land for 30,000years. Martha Everingham nee Hobs was the last full blood Aborigine of the Hawkesbury: she died in 1926.

There are 7000 descendants of Maria and Robert Lock. Like me and my immediate family many of these descendants may not be aware of their Aboriginal ancestry. Hopefully by telling the story of Maria people will learn more of our shared history and some may discover their own Aboriginality.

Re: NEVILLS & HOSHEL

GLStaveley — 2008-10-01 19:13:36Z

Replying to your message of 4 May 2006, I would like to compare Nevills-Hoshal notes with you. I have one more child for Thomas James Nevills and Nancy Hoshall besides Zebulon and Emily and would like to find the missing ones.

Mrs. Ollie EVERINGHAM - Kansas City, MO - December 1911

JohnWOBrien — 2008-04-23 22:09:52Z

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, December 9, 1911

SLEPT ON THE OLD DEPOT FLOOR.

The wreck on the Chicago & Alton Railroad yesterday
afternoon which caused local train service between
Kansas City and Marshall, Mo., to be annulled until this
morning, made it necessary for Mrs. Earl M. CHRISTIAN
of Higginsville, and three small children, to spend a rather
uncomfortable night at the Union Depot.

Mrs. Ollie EVERINGHAM, the matron, obtained a pair of
heavy bed comforts which were doubled up and served
as a bed on the floor for the three children.

======================================================
(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
======================================================

neirbo8

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

JudiWoodbury — 2008-03-16 11:14:14Z

Hi there kinfolk,
Just discovered this site & also trying to discover who & where everyone fits in this large family. Currently reading Valerie Ross's books to try to untangle the facts & myths. The books have awakened a desire to begin tracing my family tree so I will be anxious to discover where my family spread after they left the Windsor area & who I am related to.

Re: EVERI NGHAM

ROBERTLOWE43 — 2008-03-08 12:03:29Z

Frances Jane Everingham (my great grandmother)1859-1928 married John Lowe (1855-1920) on 5th July 1876. Frances was the daughter of Henry (1829-1883) and Mary Ann (nee Napthali).
You will most likely have all other siblings in Frances's family.
Hope this helps.

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

shereeballenger — 2008-01-15 10:42:51Z

hi am very interested. i too have been trying to track the aboriginal heritage thru the everingham and woodbury,s. i am a direct descandant of maria hibbs. whose mum elizabeth woodbury was the daughter of william son of richard. i kno that richard and william were rescued during their earliest stints on the hawkesbury and that both the vraft and everingham families too intermingled but cant really find the direct link. unfortuneatley the nsw govt just noted them as disabled on their birth certificates. or didnt count them at all.

Re: Roy Owen GILBERT m Mary Louise EVERINGHAM 1903

KGEveringham — 2007-10-31 15:35:40Z

You can find Roy Owen Gilbert and his wife, my cousin, Mary Louise Everingham on the Rootsweb WorldConnect database or the Ancestry.com database at:

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=kgeveri...

Re: Sidney Kellogg Everingham

TPeterman — 2007-10-31 15:32:56Z

Thank you for writing. I'm not related to these men. I am the Membership Secretary and Registrar of the Kansas Society, Sons of the American Revolution (SAR). Both of these men were among the society's earlier members. We are trying to update our records. If you do happen to come across these, I would appreciate it if you could send me a copy. A pdf attachment works fine. My e-mail is: TEPeter100@aol.com

Timothy Peterman
Registrar & Membership Secretary
KSSSAR
www.sar.org

Re: Sidney Kellogg Everingham

KGEveringham — 2007-10-31 15:22:09Z

Sid was my grandfather, Walter Thornton Everingham was his brother. I've never gotten obituaries for them, but this would be a good reason to do so. Let's chat.

Re: sarah everingham

everinghams — 2007-10-09 19:35:53Z

Sarah's whole family is located at this address:
http://www.everingham.com/family/data/sle1856.html

Re: Early 19th century Bible Reading

heatherjeanpierce — 2007-09-26 00:41:18Z

Can you tell me where this bible came from? I'm related to all of these people - and those who stayed in Bayville are buried in the cemetery here. I'm a direct descendant of Benjamin Pierce and Lydia Ann Everingham - I'm a Pierce.

Also, it says that Isaac Everenham married Emeline Coward - is she the same woman who later married Jesse Platt, and if so, I was given information from the everingham website that said her name was Emeline Hall.

If you know of anyone, I'd love to find someone living in Bayville or the Toms River area who is working on the Everenham/Potter/Bunnell/Platt line. I actually have Jesse Platt related to me on my mother's side, and Emeline Everenham related to me on my father's side!

Re: The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

johnandmaxinelatter — 2007-03-25 19:21:51Z

Hi, just saw your posting about the everingham aboriginal line, I'm a direct descendant from Mathew James, have you read Valerie Ross's books on the Everinghams, there is also an article on the Everinghams in the national geographic 1988 not sure of month but I have a couple of copies, will check,I could photocopy and send to you if you have not seen it, has a photo of Everingham aboriginals, apparently very good cricketers. Hope this helps
Regards
Maxine Latter (nee Everingham)

Maria M Everinghim Leeds

lizzowizzo — 2007-03-12 00:29:49Z

Looking for the parents of Maria B.1817 NY,Elizabeth B.1822 NY, and Samuel Everinghim b.1825 NY. (or Everingham) Maria married Stephen Peck Leeds 6-9-1837 in New York City. All three siblings died in San Francisco in 1911. Elizabeth and Samuel didn't marry. The only child of Maria and Stephen was Marie Leeds who was b.3-1838 in NY City, and died in 1929 in San Francisco, she also didn't marry.

Sidney Kellogg Everingham

TPeterman — 2007-02-24 13:14:28Z

Sidney Kellogg Everingham was born on Jan. 14, 1894 in Omaha (Douglas Co.), NE. As of 1927, he lived in Topeka, KS. On Feb. 21, 1927, he joined the Sons of the American Revolution, on behalf of the service of his Revolutionary War ancestor, John Merchant.

Sidney Everingham died on Dec. 27, 1977 in La Verne (Los Angeles Co.), CA.

I am seeking a copy of his obituary.

Walter Thirnton Everingham

TPeterman — 2007-02-23 22:54:24Z

Walter Thornton Everingham was born on Sep. 12, 1875 in South Sodus (Wayne Co.), NY. As of 1926, he lived in Topeka, KS. On Apr. 30, 1926, he joined the Sons of the American Revolution, on behalf of the service of his Revolutionary War ancestor, John Merchant.

Walter Everingham died on Dec. 26, 1964 in Los Angles Co., CA.

I am seeking a copy of his obituary.

Walter Thirnton Everingham

TPeterman — 2007-02-23 22:53:58Z

The Aboriginal Woodbury's from Hawkesbury river?

Close_Yet_Far — 2007-01-14 06:45:20Z

Hi, i'm looking for the exact link from which the aboriginal woodbury's married into the Everingham's (or vice versa)! I know that "Mathew James Everingham" married "Elizabeth Rymes" and they had 11 children, 1 of them happened to be "Sarah E" who married "Richard Woodbury" from the UK, but i want the aboriginal Woodbury not the english?
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My mother's name is "Gemma Louise Woodbury" and her father's name is "Donald Woodbury" from Mangrove mountain and lower mangrove. He married "Ellen Mildred Whyte" in 1942 and had 6 daughters (from 1949-1958), Suzanne, Jennifer, Cheryl, Lucille, Donna and Gemma (my mum who married my father T.R.Dean-1991)
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We have already been to websites like www.everingham.com and www.wikitree.com but couldn't extend our search much further.
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Any information would be appreciated?

Re: sarah everingham

2006-08-30 18:51:34Z

One doesn't see the surname Danskin very often - and it's a name I'm researching. Have you done any research on the Danskins - if so, where are they from? I'm researching Danskins from the Newcastle area of Northumberland, UK.

PHILLIPS IN LATE 1700'S

DorisBehnke — 2006-06-06 23:30:35Z

NEED INFORMATION ON PHILLIPS IN LATE 1700'S
I am searching for ANY information of Richard H Phillips born to Job Phillips and Phoebe Howell in 1765. I have no county or TWP.

I am seeking possible relationship of Asberry Phillips ca 1819 b: Greene Co PA to this couple. This is my gg grandfather.

Also need data on Joseph Phillips b: 1794. He may or may NOT be a sibling to Richard H Phillips.

Thank you very much!

Doris in NV
doris@oasisol.com

Re: PHILLIPS IN LATE 1700'S

DorisBehnke — 2006-06-06 23:30:35Z

How in the world, did this get on this page??? Sorry!

NEVILLS & HOSHEL

2006-05-05 04:21:24Z

Looking for the creator of this beautiful site with sources. I have never felt compelled to add to a site before but your sources listed make me feel confident. There are 9 Nevills children and you only list two (Zebulon and Emily. My Gt Gt-Grandfather Samuel Forbes Anderson married two of the sisters (Emily and when she died Emiline her younger sister). I can complete this line as far as 1930's for each person if you wish. Sources are from an Anderson Family History written when most were still alive and family Bibles. I can bring all lines up to date.

EVERI NGHAM

Rtuxford — 2006-04-04 15:18:29Z

I am just returning to my family history research after a long absence. I would like to construct a family tree for EVERINGHAM

I have two different family groups for EVERINGHAM at the present and am looking for ancestors/descendants/connecting families for them.

The earliest ancestor in the first group is Matthew James Everingham, who married Ann Chaseling. They had a son Andrew 1839-1923.

In the second group it is Lin Everingham, who married Gordon Griffith Bale. Gordons's parents were George Bale 1849-1934 and a Catherine Childs.
It is my ultimate aim to have a worldwide family tree for all people of the EVERINGHAM name. I would appreciate any family tree information from anyone in the world who shares this same name within their families as I hope to make connections with them all.

If anyone wishes to send me information, either a Gedcom or a file attached to an email would be very welcome. I would be quite happy to send anyone who requests it all the information I have in return. I run Legacy 6 as a genealogy programme on my computer.

Thanks for your assistance, everyone. .

reunion

LSagateman1 — 2006-03-01 20:32:13Z

it is so great to find you on the web! Have tried to write and call. Where is Rachael? Please write. Thank you! We just got a webtv in January99 and are now getting into geneology ov

Re: trying to trace family back to Matthew James Everingham

2006-03-01 03:05:45Z

hello Susan Kimber,
If you can get your hands on a copy of "Cornstalks" by Valerie Ross, it may be of help to tracing your relationship back to Matthew James Everingham. I am a descendant via his daughter, Sarah Elizabeth's marriage to Richard Woodbury, & hence their daughter Elizabeth's marriage to William Hibbs, then, via their son, George to Eliza Thomas (mistakenly listed as Elizabeth or Anne Elizabeth Thomson) via their daughter Clara Jane Hibbs who married Hugh William Gorman & then via my mother, Lillian May who married William Allan. There are two versions of "Cornstalks" the latest one was published just a couple of years ago....I hope this will be of some help to you, the State Library of NSW will no doubt hold of copy of the book. Regards, Lindy Carrall JP

Re: Everingham

winjohn394 — 2006-02-20 22:10:05Z

My ancestors are Budden's from Dorset. Would like to hear more about your Budden connection.

Win