William Maxfield and EVERETTA CORETTA FARMER married about 1878/9 (1900 census). Everatta was born at New York in July 1860 (1900 census).
William and Everatta Maxfield appeared in the 1880 census (597:281A) at Montcalm, Montcalm County, Michigan. William was age 21, born in Michigan, a shingle maker; Everatta was 19, born in New York. All four parents were listed as born in New York. William and Everatta had a seven moth old daughter, Olie. E. Maxfield.
The 1900 census (1742:1:110) reported this family on Sixth Street, Port Angeles, Clallam County, Washington:
| Name | Related | Race | Sex | Born | MS | B | FB | MB | Occupation |
| Maxfield, William | head | W | M | Jul 1858 | M | MI | NY | NY | saw filler |
| Maxfield, Everalter C. | wife | W | F | Jul 1860 | M | NY | NY | NY | |
| Maxfield, Olie A. | daughter | W | F | Oct 1879 | S | MI | MI | NY | sales lady |
| Maxfield, Gladys E. | daughter | W | F | Nov 1882 | S | MI | MI | NY | at school |
This record further indicated that William and Everetta had been married 21 years, and that Everetta had two children, both living. William was listed as a widower, living with his parents, on another page.
William and Everetta divorced some time before 1909, and William remarried within a year of the 1910 census (between April 1909 and March 1910). His second wife, LOUISE (----) BOIVER, was born at Pennsylvania about 1870 (1920 census) and had previously been married. The 1910 census (1624:5B) reported William R. and Louise Maxfield living at Eden Precinct, Clallam County, Washington. William R., 51, was a saw filer. Louise, 41, had six children, all living. This was the second marriage for both. The household also included Louise's daughter, Geneva Boiver, age 4, and William's widowed mother, Catherine, age 73.
The 1910 census also reported Everette C. Maxfield, divorced, age 49, living with her daughter and son-in-law, Gladys M. and Howard D. Horton, at 2623 Washington Street, Seattle, Washington. Howard and Gladys had been married four years. Howard, age 29, was a self-employed miner; Gladys was 27. Everette was listed as a servant, cook.
The 1920 census (1921:4A) reported the William Maxfield family living on Sixth Street in Port Angeles:
| Name | Related | Sex | Race | Age | MS | B | FB | MB | Occupation |
| Maxfield, William R. | head | M | W | 61 | M | MI | NY | NY | driver for hire car |
| Maxfield, Louise | wife | F | W | 49 | M | PA | NY | PA | none |
| Bowor, Geneve F. | daughter | F | W | 14 | S | WA | PA | PA | none |
| Maxfield, Catherine B. | mother | F | W | 83 | Wd | NY | NY | PA | none |
That same census (1931:10A) reported Coretta Maxfield, 58, living with her daughter and son-in-law, Gladis and Howard Horton, at 60 1/2 First Street, Seattle.
William R. Maxfield and his first wife Everetta had the following children:
Louise, who later married William Maxfield, had the following child by a previous marriage:
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