Son of Jacob Everman, Jr. (1735-1812) and Rebecca Ellsworth. Jacob, Jr. and Samuel Everman were on the 1793 tax list of Bourbon Co., Ky. Their brother, William, arrived a few years later. Jacob did considerable business in buying and selling land, serving as a constable and had a mill on the North ford of the south Branch of the Potomac in Pendleton Co., Va (now W. Va.) according to unsigned Everman paper. Jacob Jr, John and Samuel served in the Dunmore War against the Indians in 1774.
From his Will of September 6, 1856
Additional Children:
Malachi Everman b.1816
Sarah Rebecca Everman b.1827
Delila E. Everman b.1829
Caroline D. Everman
From his Will of September 6, 1856
Additional Children:
Malachi Everman b.1816
Sarah Rebecca Everman b.1827
Delila E. Everman b.1829
Caroline D. Everman
Son of Jacob Everman, Jr. (1735-1812) and Rebecca Ellsworth. Jacob, Jr. and Samuel Everman were on the 1793 tax list of Bourbon Co., Ky. Their brother, William, arrived a few years later. Jacob did considerable business in buying and selling land, serving as a constable and had a mill on the North ford of the south Branch of the Potomac in Pendleton Co., Va (now W. Va.) according to unsigned Everman paper. Jacob Jr, John and Samuel served in the Dunmore War against the Indians in 1774.
From his Will of September 6, 1856
Additional Children:
Malachi Everman b.1816
Sarah Rebecca Everman b.1827
Delila E. Everman b.1829
Caroline D. Everman
From his Will of September 6, 1856
Additional Children:
Malachi Everman b.1816
Sarah Rebecca Everman b.1827
Delila E. Everman b.1829
Caroline D. Everman
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