Everette Genealogy

These pages document the history of the Everett/Everette family from Daniel Everett who was born about 1670 in (old) Rappahannock (now Richmond) County, Virginia. It is our intent to, through this page, to share the results of our research and facilitate the exchange of information among Everette researchers. Use caution, this site contains many unproven facts and speculation. Use this information as clues to guide your research and always independently verify the facts stated.With your help we hope to make this as complete a history of this family as possible.

Site News

WAP Edition now Available. Do you have a web-enabled phone or PDA? Portions of our research database are now available on these devices by using the built-in microbrowser to go to larkcom.us/ancestry. I developed the WAP Edition so that I would have ready access to research data from cemeteries, libraries or any place where I may not have access to a computer. It has only been tested with the Motorola MPx200 phone running Microsoft SmartPhone 2002. If you have a different phone your feedback will help with continued development. Also, I am very interested in how others might use this new technology. If you find this feature useful please drop me an email.

Latest Breakthrough

Martha Jane Rafferty, wife of Rubin Everett has been found! Her parents were Christopher and Mira Rafferty, both born in Tennessee. They may be found in the 1850 Newton County, Arkansas and the 1860 Howell County, Missouri censuses. Christopher and Mira died between 1860 and 1870  and Martha can be found living with her oldest brother Thomas F. Rafferty in the 1870 Boone County census. Between 1870 and 1880 she married Nathelgan Goforth and then Rubin Everett. She then shows up in the 1900 Faulkner County, Arkansas living with husband Rubin.

Research Reports

Outline Descendant Tree - 29 Mar 2001, PDF format. (21 pages, 2mb).

Most Wanted

Martha Jane Rafferty: Was she 15/16 Cherokee Indian as family lore states? We have found no evidence thus far. Her parents were born in Tennessee and she was born in Arkansas. Her nephew, Sisroe "Roe" Rafferty, son of Thomas F. Rafferty, did marry Caldonia Jones who appears in the Dawes Final Roll 1819-1914 as Caldonia Rafferty 1/16 Cherokee. Her children as listed as being 1/32 Cherokee. This would seem to indicate that she had Cherokee blood and, as far as she knew, her husband was 100% white. Another possible Indian connection is Albert P. and Rachel M. and their daughter Mary E. Goforth who also appears in the Dawes Final Roll. If you have any information about Indian blood in this family, please send email.

Allied Family Lines

see www.ancestry.larkcom.org

	Ann  Elmore	Tabitha  Owen	Nancy  Rushing	Martha   Rafferty	Lizzie  Tyler	Earcel  Garner	Larry  Kraus
	c1691	1801	1850	1878	c1919	1944	1974