""""everonwar"""" is it a word?

[David Floodstrand]

A woman I know has a document from the 1890s with the word everonwar on it. I could not find it in the the Swedish-English Lexicon, perhaps it is a word that is no longer used. Can any body translate?  
                     Regards,
                     David Floodstrand
                     St.Petersburg, FL. USA

[Eva Cumner]

Hello David!
 
Do you think you could possibly find out a few more words around this everonwar - it is difficult to work out what word it really is when you haven?t got anything else to go from. On ?ts own it doesn?t make sence at all!
 
Regards
 
Eva Cumner

[Calle Lindström]

Hello David, just a thought, it could be en-och-en-var, which might be translated into English as  everybody. It means that something is for every one, and every one has the responsebility. No one can get beside this thing.
Might be?
Calle

[Joe Stigner]

Hello David, not to sound stupid but could it possibly say ever onward?

[Arne Forsman]

Everywhere of course!!

[Anna Berg]

David, is it a swedish document you have? If so the word must be a swedish word. And I would like to know more about the document; what kind of document and other swedish text... it might be  easier to find an answer then.

[Laila Gahm]

David,
I think it?s an English word even if the document is written in Swedish. I have seen old swedish letters from USA where the writer suddenly uses English words without knowing how to spell them.
Kind regards
Laila