ENSLAVER-Everidge
Everidge, J.W. — Choctaw, was a Supreme judge in the Choctaw Nation in1877 and 1890, a voter at Goodwater precinct in 1883, and judge of the Third Choctaw District in 1896.
Everidge, Joe- Choctaw, voted in Skullyville County in 1872 and was a candidate for Principal Chief in 1874.
Everidge, Joel W.- probably the J.W. and Joe Everidge above, was born in 1828, the son of Thomas and Eve (Brashears)
Everidge. He lived nine miles east of Grant, where he died on May 5, 1901. He was married twice, first to
Sophia Folsom
(1830-1879), daughter of John Folsom of Blue County, then in 1892 at Paris, Texas, to Betty. He was the father of Edward
Mitchell, Susan L., and Joseph W. Everidge (1).
(1)Applications for Enrollment, Choctaw Nation, Cases 178, 1526.
Everidge, Thomas- Choctaw. married Eve Brashears (born l79[, daughter of Turner Brashears, in 1814. He lived in the Yazoo valley in LeFlore’s district in 1831, his hou5ehold consisting of six persons, including two males over 16 and two children under 16. He was allowed 960 acres by the 1830 treaty, the reserve to include his home. In 1855 he lived in Kiamitia County, his household including Eve and Amanda. He died in 1856, Eve in 1870 (1).
(1)Applications for Enrollment, Choctaw Nation, Case 5187.
This case states that Eve died in 1870—1873. Other
information is from Alma Mason to author, January 5,
1987.
Source: WHO WAS WHO AMONG THE • SOUTHERN INDIANS a genealogical notebook,
1698-1907
by Don Martini ©1998. Don Martini Falkner, Ms.