Enoch Ernest Everingham (1871–1961)
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- McGrath, Selina (half-sister)
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- Everingham, Matthew James (half-brother)
- Everingham, Emmaline Ann (sister-in-law)
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- Everingham, Mary (aunt)
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- Everingham, George (uncle)
- Everingham, John (uncle)
- Everingham, Ann (aunt by marriage)
- Cain, Frances (aunt by marriage)
- Everingham, Keturah (aunt by marriage)
- Everingham, Jane (aunt by marriage)
- Woodbury, Richard (uncle by marriage)
- Cotton, James (uncle by marriage)
- Butler, Charles (uncle by marriage)
- Bowd, George (uncle by marriage)
- Harman, John (uncle by marriage)
- Ladd, Joseph (uncle by marriage)
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- McGahy, Elizabeth (grandmother)
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- Woodbury, Richard (cousin)
- Hibbs, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Woodbury, William (cousin)
- Woodbury, Jeremiah (cousin)
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- Bridge, Sarah (cousin)
- Chaseling, James (cousin)
- Everingham, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Craft, Rebecca (cousin)
- Chaseling, John (cousin)
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- Woodbury, John (cousin)
- Everingham, James Matthew (cousin)
- Butler, Charles (cousin)
- Everingham, George (cousin)
- Rose, Margaret (cousin)
- Butler, William (cousin)
- Dovey, Ann (cousin)
- Everingham, George (cousin)
- Everingham, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Everingham, William (cousin)
- Paul, Louisa (cousin)
- Cornwell, Jane (cousin)
- Everingham, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Everingham, Thomas William (cousin)
- Cotton, Jabez (cousin)
- Harman, Samuel (cousin)
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- Everingham, James (cousin)
- Attewell, Mary (cousin)
- Cotton, Alfred (cousin)
- Cotton, Sarah (cousin)
- Everingham, Henry (cousin)
- Everingham, John Thomas (cousin)
- Chaseling, Thomas (cousin)
- Cotton, Hephzibah (cousin)
- Woodbury, George James (cousin)
- Smith, Charlotte (cousin)
- Everingham, William (cousin)
- Gould, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Everingham, Richard (cousin)
- Everingham, Matthew (cousin)
- Hewitt, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Sutton, Sarah (cousin)
- Everingham, Anna Maria (cousin)
- Rose, Sophia (cousin)
- Woodbury, Maria (cousin)
- Everingham, Archibald (cousin)
- Everingham, Ann Maria (cousin)
- Cribb, Mary (cousin)
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- Ladd, Joseph (cousin)
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- Ladd, Hannah (cousin)
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- Chaseling, Joshua Watsford (cousin)
- Musgrove, Jane Amelia (cousin)
- Everingham, George Henry (cousin)
- Ladd, Maria (cousin)
- Moran, Louisa (cousin)
- Fryer, Christian (cousin)
- Shepherd, Mary Ann (cousin)
- Everingham, Joshua Chaseling (cousin)
- Everingham, Cyrus (cousin)
- Everingham, Ann (cousin)
- Everingham, Ephraim (cousin)
Citation details
'Everingham, Enoch Ernest (1871–1961)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/everingham-enoch-ernest-24909/text, accessed 10 December 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
12 June,
1871
Parramatta, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
4 April,
1961
(aged 89)
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Cause of Death
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