Alpheus Everly, born April 25, 1820 in Virginia and died February 4, 1885 of consumption in Ohio County, Kentucky.
His parents were Samuel Everly (1795-1850) and Retilla Bright (1797-1850.
He married Elizabeth M "Betsy" Woodward December 29, 1844 in Ohio County, Kentucky.
Her parents were Thomas and Ann (Pruden) Woodward.
Elizabeth was born March 7, 1825 in Ohio County, Kentucky and died August 2, 1895.
Sons: (Everly)
Thomas Jefferson Everly (1845-1936)married Ardena A."Aunt Dee" Tichenor. She was the daughter of Sanford and Nancy Jane (Wade) Tichenor.
Samuel Mansfield Everly (1848-1935)married Mary E. "Sis" Taylor
John M. Everly (1850-1887)married Anne E. Bryant
Beely N. "Belia" Everly (1852-1911)married Julia A. Pruden
Mahlon P. Everly (1856-1919)married Sallie Mauzie
Uzual M. Everly (1859-1949)married Ealiera Valiera Lee Barnes
Robert E. Lee Jefferson (1866-1946)married Minnie Myrtle Wallace
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Hartford-Herald
FEBRUARY 11, 1885 WEDNESDAY, page 2
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~Point Pleasant Pointers~
Mr. Alpheus Everly died on the 4th inst. of Chronic pnuemonia (Consumption). He was an industrious old gentleman, a member of the West Point Baptist Church. Dr. W.P. Bennett preached his funeral yesterday, after which he was buried in the Sanford Tichenor graveyard.
-Fentina Lente
~To The Point~
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~~~~~~~Died~~~~~~~
EVERLY-at his residence in the vicinity of Point Pleasant one day last week, MR. A. EVERLY, the deceased, was an upright citizen and his death with be regretted by the neighbors and a host of relatives. We did not learn the particulars of his illness
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Hartford-Herald-page 1
MARCH 18, 1885 WEDNESDAY
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~IN MEMORIAM~
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Alpheus Everly, a citizen of the West Point neighborhood and a member of the Baptist church at West Point, Ohio county, Ky., died at his residence February 4th 1885, age 64 years, nine months and nine days. He was born in Virginia, April 25th, 1820. On route from Virginia to Kentucky, remembering how anxiously his mother had talked to him about the salvation of his soul, he turned aside from the lonely road, and in a strange forest knelt and gave his heart to the Lord and arose and pursued his way rejoicing. After reaching Kentucky he connected himself withe the Methodist church. Becoming dissatisfied with their baptism, the writer baptized him and his wife about twenty years ago. with the two denominations he lived and worked, a faithful, earnest Christian about forty-two years, when the Master, by his messenger death, said, It is enough, come up higher. He was ready and anxious to go. He went with delight, testifying to those around him his firm hope in Christ. In the presence of many friends, the writer conducted funeral services, after which loving hands tenderly laid away the body o await the resurrection. May the Lord bless and comfort the widow and children in their afflictions.-W.P. BENNETT
His parents were Samuel Everly (1795-1850) and Retilla Bright (1797-1850.
He married Elizabeth M "Betsy" Woodward December 29, 1844 in Ohio County, Kentucky.
Her parents were Thomas and Ann (Pruden) Woodward.
Elizabeth was born March 7, 1825 in Ohio County, Kentucky and died August 2, 1895.
Sons: (Everly)
Thomas Jefferson Everly (1845-1936)married Ardena A."Aunt Dee" Tichenor. She was the daughter of Sanford and Nancy Jane (Wade) Tichenor.
Samuel Mansfield Everly (1848-1935)married Mary E. "Sis" Taylor
John M. Everly (1850-1887)married Anne E. Bryant
Beely N. "Belia" Everly (1852-1911)married Julia A. Pruden
Mahlon P. Everly (1856-1919)married Sallie Mauzie
Uzual M. Everly (1859-1949)married Ealiera Valiera Lee Barnes
Robert E. Lee Jefferson (1866-1946)married Minnie Myrtle Wallace
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Hartford-Herald
FEBRUARY 11, 1885 WEDNESDAY, page 2
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~Point Pleasant Pointers~
Mr. Alpheus Everly died on the 4th inst. of Chronic pnuemonia (Consumption). He was an industrious old gentleman, a member of the West Point Baptist Church. Dr. W.P. Bennett preached his funeral yesterday, after which he was buried in the Sanford Tichenor graveyard.
-Fentina Lente
~To The Point~
*****
~~~~~~~Died~~~~~~~
EVERLY-at his residence in the vicinity of Point Pleasant one day last week, MR. A. EVERLY, the deceased, was an upright citizen and his death with be regretted by the neighbors and a host of relatives. We did not learn the particulars of his illness
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Hartford-Herald-page 1
MARCH 18, 1885 WEDNESDAY
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~IN MEMORIAM~
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Alpheus Everly, a citizen of the West Point neighborhood and a member of the Baptist church at West Point, Ohio county, Ky., died at his residence February 4th 1885, age 64 years, nine months and nine days. He was born in Virginia, April 25th, 1820. On route from Virginia to Kentucky, remembering how anxiously his mother had talked to him about the salvation of his soul, he turned aside from the lonely road, and in a strange forest knelt and gave his heart to the Lord and arose and pursued his way rejoicing. After reaching Kentucky he connected himself withe the Methodist church. Becoming dissatisfied with their baptism, the writer baptized him and his wife about twenty years ago. with the two denominations he lived and worked, a faithful, earnest Christian about forty-two years, when the Master, by his messenger death, said, It is enough, come up higher. He was ready and anxious to go. He went with delight, testifying to those around him his firm hope in Christ. In the presence of many friends, the writer conducted funeral services, after which loving hands tenderly laid away the body o await the resurrection. May the Lord bless and comfort the widow and children in their afflictions.-W.P. BENNETT
Alpheus Everly, born April 25, 1820 in Virginia and died February 4, 1885 of consumption in Ohio County, Kentucky.
His parents were Samuel Everly (1795-1850) and Retilla Bright (1797-1850.
He married Elizabeth M "Betsy" Woodward December 29, 1844 in Ohio County, Kentucky.
Her parents were Thomas and Ann (Pruden) Woodward.
Elizabeth was born March 7, 1825 in Ohio County, Kentucky and died August 2, 1895.
Sons: (Everly)
Thomas Jefferson Everly (1845-1936)married Ardena A."Aunt Dee" Tichenor. She was the daughter of Sanford and Nancy Jane (Wade) Tichenor.
Samuel Mansfield Everly (1848-1935)married Mary E. "Sis" Taylor
John M. Everly (1850-1887)married Anne E. Bryant
Beely N. "Belia" Everly (1852-1911)married Julia A. Pruden
Mahlon P. Everly (1856-1919)married Sallie Mauzie
Uzual M. Everly (1859-1949)married Ealiera Valiera Lee Barnes
Robert E. Lee Jefferson (1866-1946)married Minnie Myrtle Wallace
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Hartford-Herald
FEBRUARY 11, 1885 WEDNESDAY, page 2
................
~Point Pleasant Pointers~
Mr. Alpheus Everly died on the 4th inst. of Chronic pnuemonia (Consumption). He was an industrious old gentleman, a member of the West Point Baptist Church. Dr. W.P. Bennett preached his funeral yesterday, after which he was buried in the Sanford Tichenor graveyard.
-Fentina Lente
~To The Point~
*****
~~~~~~~Died~~~~~~~
EVERLY-at his residence in the vicinity of Point Pleasant one day last week, MR. A. EVERLY, the deceased, was an upright citizen and his death with be regretted by the neighbors and a host of relatives. We did not learn the particulars of his illness
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Hartford-Herald-page 1
MARCH 18, 1885 WEDNESDAY
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~IN MEMORIAM~
*****
Alpheus Everly, a citizen of the West Point neighborhood and a member of the Baptist church at West Point, Ohio county, Ky., died at his residence February 4th 1885, age 64 years, nine months and nine days. He was born in Virginia, April 25th, 1820. On route from Virginia to Kentucky, remembering how anxiously his mother had talked to him about the salvation of his soul, he turned aside from the lonely road, and in a strange forest knelt and gave his heart to the Lord and arose and pursued his way rejoicing. After reaching Kentucky he connected himself withe the Methodist church. Becoming dissatisfied with their baptism, the writer baptized him and his wife about twenty years ago. with the two denominations he lived and worked, a faithful, earnest Christian about forty-two years, when the Master, by his messenger death, said, It is enough, come up higher. He was ready and anxious to go. He went with delight, testifying to those around him his firm hope in Christ. In the presence of many friends, the writer conducted funeral services, after which loving hands tenderly laid away the body o await the resurrection. May the Lord bless and comfort the widow and children in their afflictions.-W.P. BENNETT
His parents were Samuel Everly (1795-1850) and Retilla Bright (1797-1850.
He married Elizabeth M "Betsy" Woodward December 29, 1844 in Ohio County, Kentucky.
Her parents were Thomas and Ann (Pruden) Woodward.
Elizabeth was born March 7, 1825 in Ohio County, Kentucky and died August 2, 1895.
Sons: (Everly)
Thomas Jefferson Everly (1845-1936)married Ardena A."Aunt Dee" Tichenor. She was the daughter of Sanford and Nancy Jane (Wade) Tichenor.
Samuel Mansfield Everly (1848-1935)married Mary E. "Sis" Taylor
John M. Everly (1850-1887)married Anne E. Bryant
Beely N. "Belia" Everly (1852-1911)married Julia A. Pruden
Mahlon P. Everly (1856-1919)married Sallie Mauzie
Uzual M. Everly (1859-1949)married Ealiera Valiera Lee Barnes
Robert E. Lee Jefferson (1866-1946)married Minnie Myrtle Wallace
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Hartford-Herald
FEBRUARY 11, 1885 WEDNESDAY, page 2
................
~Point Pleasant Pointers~
Mr. Alpheus Everly died on the 4th inst. of Chronic pnuemonia (Consumption). He was an industrious old gentleman, a member of the West Point Baptist Church. Dr. W.P. Bennett preached his funeral yesterday, after which he was buried in the Sanford Tichenor graveyard.
-Fentina Lente
~To The Point~
*****
~~~~~~~Died~~~~~~~
EVERLY-at his residence in the vicinity of Point Pleasant one day last week, MR. A. EVERLY, the deceased, was an upright citizen and his death with be regretted by the neighbors and a host of relatives. We did not learn the particulars of his illness
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Hartford-Herald-page 1
MARCH 18, 1885 WEDNESDAY
................
~IN MEMORIAM~
*****
Alpheus Everly, a citizen of the West Point neighborhood and a member of the Baptist church at West Point, Ohio county, Ky., died at his residence February 4th 1885, age 64 years, nine months and nine days. He was born in Virginia, April 25th, 1820. On route from Virginia to Kentucky, remembering how anxiously his mother had talked to him about the salvation of his soul, he turned aside from the lonely road, and in a strange forest knelt and gave his heart to the Lord and arose and pursued his way rejoicing. After reaching Kentucky he connected himself withe the Methodist church. Becoming dissatisfied with their baptism, the writer baptized him and his wife about twenty years ago. with the two denominations he lived and worked, a faithful, earnest Christian about forty-two years, when the Master, by his messenger death, said, It is enough, come up higher. He was ready and anxious to go. He went with delight, testifying to those around him his firm hope in Christ. In the presence of many friends, the writer conducted funeral services, after which loving hands tenderly laid away the body o await the resurrection. May the Lord bless and comfort the widow and children in their afflictions.-W.P. BENNETT
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