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Edith Everingham

Birth29 Oct 1783 - Darlington, Bergen, New Jersey, USA
Death14 August 1827 - Warren County, Ohio
MotherRachael Lloyd
FatherNathaniel Everingham aka Evernham

Born in Darlington, Bergen, New Jersey, USA on 29 Oct 1783 to Nathaniel Everingham aka Evernham and Rachael Lloyd. Edith Everingham married Joseph Mecan Pitman and had 12 children. She passed away on 14 August 1827 in Warren County, Ohio.

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Parents
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Nathaniel Everingham Aka Evernham
1740 - 1815
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Rachael Lloyd
1745 - 1815
Spouse(s)
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Joseph Mecan Pitman
1782 - 1829
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Aaron Ford Pittman
1811 - 1900
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John Pitman
1823 - 1901
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Joseph Mecan Pittman
1825 - 1904
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David V Pittman
1812 - 1898
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George H. Pittman
1810 - 1896
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Lucy Ann Pittman
1814 - 1888
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Rachel Pittman
1806 - Unknown
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Mariah Pittman
1808 - Unknown
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Lydia Margaret Pittman
1821 - 1871
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Jane Pitman
1816 - 1884
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William Pittman
1819 - 1887
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Samuel Pittman
1818 - 1896

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