> >LUCY was the dau of CAPT GEORGE NEVILLE and his second wife MARY >GIBBS. She >(LUCY, that is) was a sister of ANN NEVILLE who married THOMAS >BLAKEMORE. > >And Lucy had a brother, John Mauzy Blakemore who married Letitia Amelia Buck and they had (among others) twin sons who are pictured in the Blakemore book in their Confederate uniforms, Marcus Newton Blakemore and Richard Mauzy Blakemore. Marcus Newton Blakemore married Angela Sanford Warner - I have their marriage bible - and they are the parents of my grandmother, Letitia Warner Blakemore wh married William Fouchee Latham and are the parents of my father, Fred Blakemore Latham. We do get up to the Dallas/Ft. Worth area as my husband also has family in that area. Next time, if feasible, I'd be happy to come traveling with my bible and show it to you. I've taken it to Culpepper where it was coveted but it returned home with me. Oh, in it I have an original photograph taken the same as the one in the Blakemore book. Adios, ahora. Cousin Alice PS One day soon, I'd love to go over the data I have on what I think your line is down from Lucy. I may need some correction. The Blakemore book is not totally accurate. It had my grandmother dying 60 years early. A typo most likely, but wrong for those NOT in the know. ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello and good morning, Alice Bell: Nice to hear from a fellow Texan. My connection to the NEVILLE family is through my maternal 4th great grandmother, LUCY NEVILLE, b. 18 Jan 1730/31, d. 29 May 1789, m. WILLIAM WALLER CALMES, I, 17 May 1754. He was born 18 Jan 1726/27, d. 19 Sep 1773. LUCY was the dau of CAPT GEORGE NEVILLE and his second wife MARY GIBBS. She (LUCY, that is) was a sister of ANN NEVILLE who married THOMAS BLAKEMORE. Thanks for asking. Cheers and best wishes, Jerry Dalton

From: http://www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/bhwarfrm.html NAME: NEVIL, HARVEY RANK: SGT COMPANY: J BURNS PLACE ENROLLED: WASHINGTON CO REGIMENT: 3 BRIGADE: 3 NAME: NEVIL, JOHN RANK: PVT COMPANY: J CRAIG PLACE ENROLLED: JO DAVIESS CO BRIGADE: DODGE NAME: NEVIL, JOHN RANK: SGT COMPANY: S SCALES PLACE ENROLLED: JO DAVIESS CO BRIGADE: STRODE NAME: NEVILLE, E RANK: PVT COMPANY: J GARDENIER PLACE ENROLLED: JO DAVIESS CO BRIGADE: STRODE NAME: NEVVILLE, ALEXANDER M RANK: SGT COMPANY: L VOSBURGH PLACE ENROLLED: JO DAVIESS CO BRIGADE: STRODE

Hello, Alice: I live in Houston and am a descendant (I believe) of William Greer Nevill(e) (b. 4/20/1819 in Liberty County. He and Nancy Jane Cherry (b. 12/18/1839 were married on the Cherry Plantation in Liberty Co. 1/20/1851. Their children were: Buried at Willis, TX Harriet I b. 12/16/1854 d. 8/25/1857 " Alice R. b. 3/2/1856 d. 7/14/1857 " William A. b. 10/17/1858 d. 7/23/1863 " Joseph C. b. 12/13/1860 d. 8/81942 San Antonio, TX (my g grandfather) Jefferson D. b. 11/22/1862 d. Willis, TX William G. b. 12/20/1863 d. 3/1/1941 San Antonio, TX Willie R. b. 10/26/1865 d. Willis, TX Do you have any connection with these folks? Just wondering since you are so close. BTW, my Nevill grandfather always said that his "people" came from Louisiana. Sheryl Nevill New > Hello, Jerry Dalton, of Dallas. I am Alice Bell of Montgomery, Texas and > am the 4th g-grand of Thomas and Ann and the 3rd g-grand of son George > and his wife Elizabeth Mauzy. So, my northern neighbor, where do you > fit into all of this? > Just curious, > Alice > > ___________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html > or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > You may contact the Neville list manager at: > mailto:[email protected]

WOW! THANKS, EVERYBODY for your many kind and prompt responses! The connection seems pretty firmly established from Thomas Bragg/Lucy Neville Blakemore back to George Neville... At 08:21 AM 2/22/99 EST, [email protected] wrote: >Blakemore, page 62: > > "LUCY NEVILLE BLAKEMORE, the fifth child and second daughter of Thomas >Blakemore, Sr. and his wife, Ann Neville, was born April 8, 1764, and died in >1858. She married THOMAS BRAGG and they were the grandparents of the >Confederate General Braxton Bragg (1817-1976). Their children were (1) >ELIZABETH BRAGG, born June 29, 1782. (2) SUKEY BRAGG, born December 3, 1783. >(3) ARMSTEAD BRAGG, born May 17, 1785. (4) SIDNEY BRAGG, born December 31, >1786." > >Page: 13: > >"THOMAS BLAKEMORE, SR., the eldest child of Edward Blackmore (Blakemore) Sr. >and his wife Hannah________, was born June 19, 1718, and died October 26, >1808. He came from Lancaster County about 1756 and settled in Frederick (now >Clarke) County. On November 5, 1756, he married ANN NEVILLE, born October 11, >1735, and died January 10, 1826. She was the second daughter of George >Neville by his second wife, Mary Gibbs. George Neville had nine daughters but >no sons." > >Page 14: > >"Thomas Blakemore's plantation, known as 'Moorland,' was in Frederick (now >Clarke) County, Virginia, the latter county having been formed from Frederick >in 1836. The land is at Berryville, on Alternate Route 340, but it is now >longer owned by the family. While the old house is still standing it is so >altered in appearance as to be unrecognizable. Close to the house is the >family burial ground which the Clarke County Historical Society says is the >largest private burial ground in Clarke County." > >Page 15: > >"Some years ago my aunt [this would have been the author, Maurice Neville >Blakemore, writing], Mrs. Worcester Reed Warner, had the stone wall rebuilt >with original stones, a new monument erected for Thomas and Ann (Neville) >Blakemore, and the grounds generally cleaned and restored under my >supervision. . . . . Thomas Blakemore, Sr., and his wife Ann (Neville) are >buried here with other members of the family, some with tombstones while the >stones of others have disintegrated through age and lack of care. . . . . >Below is listed the ten tombstones which still remain: > ' THOMAS BLAKEMORE > son of Edward Blackmore (Blakemore and Hannah __________ > born June 19, 1718 > died October 26, 1808 > > 'ANN NEVILLE > wire of Thomas Blakemore and > daughter of George Neville and Mary Gibbs > born October 11, 1735 > died January 1826'" > >Other graves located at same site are: George, son of Thomas and Ann, and his >wife Elizabeth Mauzy; Thomas, son of Thomas and Ann; and the rest are children >of George and Elizabeth. > >Hope this info is helpful. > >Jerry Dalton, Dallas > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? >http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville > > >

>Below is listed the ten tombstones which still remain: > ' THOMAS BLAKEMORE > son of Edward Blackmore (Blakemore and Hannah __________ > born June 19, 1718 > died October 26, 1808 > > 'ANN NEVILLE > wire of Thomas Blakemore and > daughter of George Neville and Mary Gibbs > born October 11, 1735 > died January 1826'" > >Other graves located at same site are: George, son of Thomas and Ann, >and his >wife Elizabeth Mauzy; Thomas, son of Thomas and Ann; and the rest are >children >of George and Elizabeth. > >Hope this info is helpful. > >Jerry Dalton, Dallas Hello, Jerry Dalton, of Dallas. I am Alice Bell of Montgomery, Texas and am the 4th g-grand of Thomas and Ann and the 3rd g-grand of son George and his wife Elizabeth Mauzy. So, my northern neighbor, where do you fit into all of this? Just curious, Alice ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello, I have a copy of the book. The short answer is Yes, it does. And I've heard from someone/somewhere that the Bragg's show this, as well. I need to go for tonight, but I'll look further for you when I get a chance. An answer back will spur me onward more than just my memory. :) Alice Bell On Sun, 21 Feb 1999 22:13:24 -0600 "einstein's dog" <[email protected]> writes: >Sorry to interrupt, but does anyone have access to a copy of the >Blakemore >book? Does it mention a Lucy Neville Blakemore married to Thomas >Bragg? and >how would Lucy tie in to the Neville lines? Thomas and Lucy would be >my >5th-great-grandparents. > >If the gedcom file that I came across recently is correct, Lucy was >the dau >of Anne Neville and Thomas Blakemore; Anne Neville was the dau of >George >Neville and Mary Gibbs -- can any of this be verified? Can the Neville >line >be traced back any further? > >Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer on this matter... >Steve Bragg > > > >At 08:53 PM 2/21/99 -0600, you wrote: >>Diana, >> >>Have you seen the book "Blakemore Family and Allied Lines" published >in >>1963? On page 233 there is a reference to Jesse Neville and his >>Revolutionary service. Ruth >> >>[email protected] wrote: >>> >>> Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? >>> Thanks, >>> Diana Jeffries >>> > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Archived postings to the NEVILLE mailing list can be found on the WEB >at: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

In addition to the two Nevilles listed in the DAR Patrict Index, there appears to be another Jesse who left a will in Halifax Co. N.C. in 1819. He mentions a daughter Sarah Nevill the wife of Benjamin Nevill Jr.; Tempy Holt's children (apparently a deceased daughter); and a son Jack Nevill. Who is the father of this Jesse? Who are his siblings? Thanks. Ruth liz wrote: > > Hi Diana, > > I don't know which Jesse you are talking about but in the 1990 DAR > Patriot Index there are two listed. > > Jesse: b 9-24-1746 NC d p 9-11-1809 NC m Elizabeth Parke Sol NC > > Jesse: b 7-5-1759 VA d 5-4-1842 SC m Margaret McCarter Pvt NC PNSR > > Hope this will help. > > Liz > > [email protected] wrote: > > > > Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? > > Thanks, > > Diana Jeffries > > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > > Have you tried GenConnect? > > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Your donations to RootsWeb make the NEVILLE Mailing List possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > http://www/rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Dianna, I have never heard that Winifred (dau. of Jesse Neville & Margaret McCarter Neville) was part Indian, at least not on the Neville side. Perhaps you need to check the McCarter side of her ancestry. I do not for instance know who her McCarter grandmother was. Shirley On Sat, 20 Feb 1999 22:06:51 EST [email protected] writes: >Does anyone know if Winifred Neville of South Carolina/Georgia >1792-1878 has >any Indian blood? I found an application where my great aunt was >trying to get >a roll # in 1907. She stated that her grandmother, Winifred Neville, >was of >Indian descent. >Thanks, >Diana Jeffries >[email protected] > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? >http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Not all of Thomas line left TN and went to TX. James and family stayed. These burials are in the Old Baker Cemetery, now the Bradford Cemetery, in Bradford right down the road from Skullbone. NEVIL Suzanne wife of James 3-27-1834 5-4-1854 NEVIL M.A. wife of J.M. 1-6-1849 2-4-1892 NEVIL James Madison 12-16-1838 11-28-1912 There are several more all descendants of James. Milton

Blakemore, page 62: "LUCY NEVILLE BLAKEMORE, the fifth child and second daughter of Thomas Blakemore, Sr. and his wife, Ann Neville, was born April 8, 1764, and died in 1858. She married THOMAS BRAGG and they were the grandparents of the Confederate General Braxton Bragg (1817-1976). Their children were (1) ELIZABETH BRAGG, born June 29, 1782. (2) SUKEY BRAGG, born December 3, 1783. (3) ARMSTEAD BRAGG, born May 17, 1785. (4) SIDNEY BRAGG, born December 31, 1786." Page: 13: "THOMAS BLAKEMORE, SR., the eldest child of Edward Blackmore (Blakemore) Sr. and his wife Hannah________, was born June 19, 1718, and died October 26, 1808. He came from Lancaster County about 1756 and settled in Frederick (now Clarke) County. On November 5, 1756, he married ANN NEVILLE, born October 11, 1735, and died January 10, 1826. She was the second daughter of George Neville by his second wife, Mary Gibbs. George Neville had nine daughters but no sons." Page 14: "Thomas Blakemore's plantation, known as 'Moorland,' was in Frederick (now Clarke) County, Virginia, the latter county having been formed from Frederick in 1836. The land is at Berryville, on Alternate Route 340, but it is now longer owned by the family. While the old house is still standing it is so altered in appearance as to be unrecognizable. Close to the house is the family burial ground which the Clarke County Historical Society says is the largest private burial ground in Clarke County." Page 15: "Some years ago my aunt [this would have been the author, Maurice Neville Blakemore, writing], Mrs. Worcester Reed Warner, had the stone wall rebuilt with original stones, a new monument erected for Thomas and Ann (Neville) Blakemore, and the grounds generally cleaned and restored under my supervision. . . . . Thomas Blakemore, Sr., and his wife Ann (Neville) are buried here with other members of the family, some with tombstones while the stones of others have disintegrated through age and lack of care. . . . . Below is listed the ten tombstones which still remain: ' THOMAS BLAKEMORE son of Edward Blackmore (Blakemore and Hannah __________ born June 19, 1718 died October 26, 1808 'ANN NEVILLE wire of Thomas Blakemore and daughter of George Neville and Mary Gibbs born October 11, 1735 died January 1826'" Other graves located at same site are: George, son of Thomas and Ann, and his wife Elizabeth Mauzy; Thomas, son of Thomas and Ann; and the rest are children of George and Elizabeth. Hope this info is helpful. Jerry Dalton, Dallas

Larry, Thank you for the correction on John Nevill's birthdate. How did you establish that the John Nevill in Beaufort, NC and the one in GA are the same man? I have been looking for evidence that Jacob's father was the James Nevill who lived in Beaufort Co. in the early 1700s? Did you find a record which gives the relationship? Does it mention Moses? Thank you, too, for answering my question about the Williams. I am sending some information below related to the Nevill-Williams connection in Beaufort Co., NC. Do you want me to send you copies of the pages in the 370-Year History of One Neville Family which are related to Jacob and Nicy's descendants, or do you already have this information? I have the following which gives an idea of when James arrived in NC: 1697, July 5, JAMES NEVILLE, himself 2 passages, Dorothy his wife, Rebecca, Richard, James, John and Thomas Neville. (NC Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 2, p. 299, "Miscellaneous Items /from Records of Albemarle and Chowan Co. At Edenton, North Carolina") Note at the bottom of the page states the following: "For every person brought into the Colony or Province, the party inducing them to come was entitled to a grant of 50 acres of land; this was called 'Headrights.'" Other references found on same page on the same date (July 5, l697): Nicholas Tyler, 2 passages, Katharine his wife, Kellam, Mary, Rose, Ann, William and Katharine Tyler, Archibald MCCarrell, Daniel Bathell, Farnifold Green, in all 12. Michael O'Neill Sr., himself, wife Deborah, Michael O'Neill, Jr., Deborah O'Neill, Ann O'Neill, Sam'l Cowenton, Chas. Smith Clk. Nicholas Tyler for importation of Francis Garganus, Leonard Johnes, Jane McDaniell, Herself twice and John Hogan. --------------- 1701, Court held at house of James Neville (NC Historical and Gen. Register, Vol. 1, p. 305, "Miscellaneous Items Taken from Loose Papers Among the records of Albemarle County at Edenton "). [My note: same area as Bath/Beaufort Co.] 1702, Bath County [later Albemarle, Beaufort, Hyde, Craven, and Pamlico] "List of Emmigrants, brought to Bath County, North Carolina, for which land was granted to the person bringing them or inducing them to come. March 1702. By James Neville: James Neville, Jr., Richard Neville, Nicholas Tylor, and Francis Gorganus." (Michael Tepper. New World Immigrants, Vol. 1, pp. 436, 437. Genealogical Pub. Baltimore: 1988) [My note: See Nicholas Tyler importing Francis Garganus in above 1697] -------------------- [On the Williams-Nevill connection in the same area, I have the following transcriptions made from microfilm at a local LDS Family History Center.] The LDS microfilm records I used at the FHC are as follows: Roll 0234276: NC County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions (Beaufort Co., NC 1736-1878); Roll 1672364: Wills and Estate Papers - Beaufort Co., NC 1633-1978 (roll beginning with McDaniel, Andrew and ending with Randolph, Justus F.); Roll 1906923: Beaufort Co., NC Estate Records (roll beginning with Jones, John and ending with Shacklefor, James); Roll 0234281: Will Records & Index 1720-1960 (Index F-P for 1720-1868) ------------------- Beaufort Co., NC (prob. from NC County Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions for Beaufort Co., NC) June Court 1757 Know all Men by those Presents that I Thomas Williams of Beaufort County Mariner For Divers good Causes & Considerations me hereunto moving, do Make Ordain Authorize & Appoint & Appoint [sic] my wife Ann Williams & Wyriott(?) Ormaond Esqr. my true & Lawfull Attorneys for me and in my Name & to my Use to Ask Demand Sue for & _____ and _____ of and from all & Every Person & Persons whomsoever ______ shall or may Concern, all such sum & sums of Money Debts & Demands Whatsoever which are now Due or Owing unto me by any ways or means howsoever, and to use and take all Lawfull ways & Means in my Name or Otherwise for the Recovery thereof by Attachment Arrest Distress or Otherwise, and to Compound & to Agree for the Same & Allquit____ or other sufficient discharge for me & in my Name to make Sale & Delivery. And also to Lett & Dispose of all or any of my Person Estate do to my said Attorney Shall fee or moot(?) & Convenient, and to do all other Lawfull duties and things whatsoever Concerning the Promises as fully & in Every respect as I myself might or could do was I Personally Present R______ 7 by these presents allowing all and whatsoever my said Attorneys in my Name or otherways shall Lawfully do or Cause to be done in or about all or any of the aforsd. matters & things by Virtue of those presents and Witness whereof I have hereunto Sett my Hand & Seal the Seventeenth Day of February Anno Domini 1757. Sealed and Delivered [signed] Thomas Williams seal in the Presence of William Doud Jacob Nevil Juener Thos William Junr. [My note-Jan: All names written in clerk's hand.] ----------------------- March court 175(8)? (Probably form NC Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions for Beaufort Co.) The last Will & Testament of Thomas William decd. was exhibited into court and proved by the oath of Jacob Nevil Jun. who swore he was of sound and disposing mind & memory at the time he executed it and that he saw Wilm. Doud & Moses Nevil jun. the other subscribing witnesses set their hands thereto And at the same time Ann Williams and Thomas Williams qualified as Extrs. thereto by taking the oath by Law appointed. Ordered that the Secretary have notice that Letters testamentary may issue. (same page) Mary Nevil widow relict of Jacob Nevil informs the Court that the said Jacob Nevil is dead and hath not made any last will and testament and prays Administration on the Estate of the said decd which is granted whereupon the sd Mary Nevil together with Thomas Williams and Jacob Nevil executed a Bond in the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds procl. money according to law & the sd Mary Nevil qualified by taking the oath of an Administrator according to Law. Ordered that the Secretary have notice that Letters of Administration may issue. -------------------- My note-Jan: The following was a loose sheet. I think it was in the Beaufort Co., NC Estate Records. Perhaps the person making the will is Thomas Williams, Jr. The best copy I could make was very fuzzy, the handwriting was poor, and the page had spots where the print was washed out. I need to look at this again and see if I can enlarge the print enough to read the parts I could not transcribe. In the Name of God Amen I Thomas Williams of Beaufort County in North Carolina Planter do make ordain and Declare this to be my Last Will and Testament ___ at the same time of Sound mind and memory Give and Devise unto my wife Grace Williams the Land whereon I now Live and a Tract of Land Containing two hundred Lying on the Est side of the mouth of Bath Town Creek Being the Land ___ ___ ____ Belonging to Benjamin For__ I also Give and Bequeath unto her two negro Boys named Sam and D_____ and all my Estate I Give unto her and if Please God my ___ Should be with Child or Children by me begoten not now born bequeath un__ it or them the aforsaid Land I have given my wife if more then one child the land ___ be(?) Equaly Divided Between Them and an Equal part of all my Estate ___ ____ use of wife and Give and Bequeath unto my youngest Brother(?) John Williams and his heairs Forever one tract of land containing two hund__ and eight acres Which I bought of Mr [or Wm] Thomas Lee Lying on the South side of Pampalico River and the west side of C____s Creek and Give and Bequeath unto Thomas Bonner Esqrs youngest Thomas Bonner my ___man(?) one ____ of Land in Bath Town known(?) by the Number 37(?) and will and Desire is that my ____ should have the use of the Plantation whereon I now live her LifeTime and my will and Desire is that my wife should have the ___ of all of all my estate Both Raile and Personal as Long as ___ Remains a widow and my Land ____ ____ I have belonging to me in England _____ I ___ will and bequeath it to _______ Divided between my Wife and Child __ _hildren afforesaid and my will ___ Desire is that my ___ of ___ Debts and Fune___ Expenses be first Paid before any ____ or any Divisions made(?) of any Part of my Estate and For the Execution of this my Last will and Testament ____ heare by appoint my wife Grace Williams Exec___ and Thomas Bonner Esqr. Executor ____ witness wher of I have ________ sett my hand and Seal this Fifth Day of October one thousand Seven hundred and Fifty Nine. Tho. Williams Seal Signed Sealed and Delivered to be the Last will and Testament of ___ Testator in the Presents of ___ of the Subscribers Nevill Trippe* Henry Lockey Dorothy (her X mark) Nevill [*My note-Jan: Beaufort Co. Index to Real Estate Conveyances shows Absolom Nevill grantor in deed and Robert Tripp grantee, Mar 1788, Book 4, p. 511] Jan At 07:10 AM 2/21/99 -0500, you wrote: >Ops, made some typo in my posting. > >Johns birth year should be 1745. > >Here is what information I have on my John Nevill,RS >He was born in Beaufort Co. NC in 1744 or 1745 the son of Jacob Nevill of >that county and the grandson of James Nevill who settled in Nevills Creek, >Beaufort, Co. about 1703. >John came to Georgia in 1765 and was granted 100 acres on Brier Creek, in >1770. He married Frances Ann Mixon 1752-1815 on Oct. 13, 1768 in St. >Matthews Parish (later Made into Effingham Co.. >They had six children: >1.Jacob b. 1769 m. 1.Nicy Henderson, 2. Amanda Hudson >2. Delilah b. 1770 m. Samuel Williams RS >3. Sarah b. 1775? m. unknown >4. Mary b. 1777 m. ? Winslow >5. Elizabeth b. 1779 m. Dennis Driggers Mar 9, 1799 >6. Frances b.1782? m. James Gill Sep 22, 1808 > >As for Samuel William, his father was William Williams b.abt 1720. >I'm not positive but I believe Samuel was married another time to Martha >Fields Sept 6, 1784. >I also belive his mother was Mary Mackenzie and his mother and father were >married Feb 18,1738. > >I have seen the book titiled "The Neville Family of Bulloch Co. GA. by Hugh >Floyd, but was doing research on another line of my family when I ran across >it, and haven't gotten back to it yet. > >Larry Youmans >[email protected] >

Hi Diana, I don't know which Jesse you are talking about but in the 1990 DAR Patriot Index there are two listed. Jesse: b 9-24-1746 NC d p 9-11-1809 NC m Elizabeth Parke Sol NC Jesse: b 7-5-1759 VA d 5-4-1842 SC m Margaret McCarter Pvt NC PNSR Hope this will help. Liz [email protected] wrote: > > Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? > Thanks, > Diana Jeffries > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried GenConnect? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html

Sorry to interrupt, but does anyone have access to a copy of the Blakemore book? Does it mention a Lucy Neville Blakemore married to Thomas Bragg? and how would Lucy tie in to the Neville lines? Thomas and Lucy would be my 5th-great-grandparents. If the gedcom file that I came across recently is correct, Lucy was the dau of Anne Neville and Thomas Blakemore; Anne Neville was the dau of George Neville and Mary Gibbs -- can any of this be verified? Can the Neville line be traced back any further? Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer on this matter... Steve Bragg At 08:53 PM 2/21/99 -0600, you wrote: >Diana, > >Have you seen the book "Blakemore Family and Allied Lines" published in >1963? On page 233 there is a reference to Jesse Neville and his >Revolutionary service. Ruth > >[email protected] wrote: >> >> Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? >> Thanks, >> Diana Jeffries >>

Diana, Have you seen the book "Blakemore Family and Allied Lines" published in 1963? On page 233 there is a reference to Jesse Neville and his Revolutionary service. Ruth [email protected] wrote: > > Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? > Thanks, > Diana Jeffries > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried GenConnect? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------5D56CA09231BA999371B9F74 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Jan, I am including a family group sheet on James Nevil. Now, I don't have any sources listed for this family, so this means I got it from other family members down here. So use it only as a source of what might be possible, as I have not verified the data personally. Daris Jan & David Faulkner wrote: > Milton, > > Thank you for the information about George. Maybe you can answer another > question. Who was the wife of James Nevil, son of your Thomas and Elizabeth > Tiller Nevil? I think there may have been one "loose" James Nevil in > Amherst Co. around the end of the 1700s or early 1800s, and I am trying to > pin him down. > > Thank you also for the scanned signatures of Thomas Nevil and Wm. C. > Whitehead. I agree that what has been interpreted as a middle initial C for > Thomas Nevil is actually a large flouish on the N in Nevil. I can > understand how it could seem to be a C, particularly in a poor copy. In the > copy of Wm. C. Whitehead's signature, James Nevil's is also shown. Is that > James the one who was Thomas's son? > > Jan > > > > At 02:48 PM 2/20/99 -0800, you wrote: > >Reuben Sr. of Gibson County had a son named George. He names George and > >Reuben Jr. as his sons and surety for a debt in one of his deeds. > >Milton > >Not trying to but in but had just gotten through transcribing the deed. > > > >---------- > >> From: Jan & David Faulkner <[email protected]> > >> To: [email protected] > >> Subject: [NEVILLE-L] Geo. Nevil/Gibson Co., TN > >> Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 12:33 PM > >> > >> Daris, > >> > >> Do you know who George Nevil (Gibson Co., TN bondsman) in the following > >> reference, is? > >> > >> > >> >P. 114: "Rufus D. Mathis to Lucy C. Edwards, Nov. 8, 1856. (Nov 17, > >> >1856). George Nevil, BM." > >> > >> > >> Since George Washington Nevill descendants were living just above Gibson > >> Co., TN in Hickman Co., KY, I am curious about who your George was. > >> > >> George Washington Nevill of Hickman Co., KY was part of the Mont. Co., TN > >> Nevill group who originated in Fauquier Co., VA and who went to NC and SC > >> before coming to TN. His parents were George and Rachel Earle Nevill. > >> > >> Jan > >> > >> > >> ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > >> Please do NOT send attachments to the list. > >> > > > > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > >Have you tried the Rootsweb Surname Helper Search Engine? > >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/surhelp/srchall.html > > > > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried GenConnect? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html --------------5D56CA09231BA999371B9F74 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; name="J_Nevil.TXT" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="J_Nevil.TXT" Family Group Record ============================================================ Husband: James NEVIL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 1796 Death: Burial: Marriage: 22 May 1818 Father: Thomas C. NEVIL (b 1764) Mother: Elizabeth TILLER ============================================================ Wife: Sally SHRADER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 F Polly NEVIL Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 F Lucy NEVIL Birth: Chr: Death: Burial: Marriage: ============================================================ Prepared 21 Feb 1999 by: Daris Nevil 401 Kentucky Lane McKinney, Texas 75069 972-562-6938 ============================================================ FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: James NEVIL WIFE NOTES: Sally SHRADER CHILD NOTES: Polly NEVIL General(1): CHILD NOTES: Lucy NEVIL General(2): SOURCES 1. John Mitchell Williams. The Williams, Prince, Norman, Cox, and Allied Families. Thomson-Shore, Inc, 7300 West Joy Road, Dexter, Michigan 48130-9701 First Edition, 1997. pg 183. 2. Ibid. pg 183. --------------5D56CA09231BA999371B9F74--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------3291D37F816E77A65B704C1A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Jan, Jan & David Faulkner wrote: > Daris, > > Thank you for the additional details on your George W. Nevil. Do you have > something which indicates he might have moved to Hickman Co., KY, or were > you just speculating? Such a move could really tangle some lines since > there was already a George Washington Nevill (wife Rachel Killebrew) from an > entirely different family who lived in that county <g>. Nope, just supposition. I have not traced out where George went. Just have collected information incedental to my own lines. Since he did not move to Texas (as far as I know) we have not really searched him out down here. > > > I don't suppose you have ever come across a Martin Nevil anywhere in your > line, have you? No, I don't show a Martin Nevil in my database. > > > We have one list member, Corrine, who is looking for a William Nevil/Nevels > b. in TN. I wonder if your Bill would match up with any of her information. > I am including a family group sheet for the William N. Nevil from my database. Most of this information was gleaned from decendants living in the Dallas/Ft Worth metroplex area. William moved from TN to Millsap, TX, and remained there. If Corrine or her parents/grandparetns are not from Parker Co., TX, then this is probably not her ancestor. Daris > Jan > > At 12:08 AM 2/21/99 -0600, you wrote: > >No problem, Milton. I'm glad you joined in with that info. > > > >Jan, > > > >I show that George W. Nevil, son of Reuben Sr., was born 1832, and married to > >Sara CROSS. I have a copy of a document showing that Gorg. W. Nevils was on > >list of Deserters on April 1, 1863 from Co. E, 1 Reg't West Tenn Inf > >(subsequently became 6 Reg't Tenn. Calv). He was listed as a Corp. He is also > >mentioned, along with "Bill Nevel (Old Ruben Nevel's son)", in the book > >"Tennessee's Last Kingdom", by Ernest R. Pounds. > > > >It is possible that he moved to Hickman County, Kentucky some time after the > >Civil War. From what I understand, George did not follow the other brothers > >(William (Bill), Reuben Jr, and Parker) to Texas in the 1880's. > > > >I just noticed something interesting about the following entry from "Marriages > >of Gibson County, TN". > > > >Pg. 101: "Samuel Mount to Frances Flippin, Sept. 27, 1854. R.J. Nevil, BM." > > > >It is interesting to note that Reuben's (Jr) brother, James Madison Nevil, > >married Luzania MOUNT. So it might have been the case that Samuel MOUNT was > >Luzania's brother, and that is why Reuben (Jr) served as bondsman. But perhaps > >it was James' father, Reuben Sr., that served as the bondsman. > > > >Daris Nevil > > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried the Rootsweb Surname Helper Search Engine? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/surhelp/srchall.html --------------3291D37F816E77A65B704C1A Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; name="W_Nevil.TXT" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="W_Nevil.TXT" Family Group Record ============================================================ Husband: William N. NEVIL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 1844 Death: Burial: Marriage: Father: Ruben Jordan NEVIL (b 1793) Mother: Frances W. COLLIER (b 1807) ============================================================ Wife: Martha Caroline RAY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Birth: 1847 Death: 1937 Burial: ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 _ Victory A. NEVIL Birth: 1873 Death: 1900 Burial: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 F Mary (Mollie) NEVIL Birth: 1875 Death: 1965 Burial: Spouse: W. A. STRAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 M William Thomas NEVIL Birth: 1877 Death: Burial: Spouse: Della Lee LANGFORD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 F Amanda Ann NEVIL Birth: 1879 Death: Burial: Spouse: E. M. LANGFORD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 F Dovie M. NEVIL Birth: 1881 Death: 1974 Burial: Spouse: Joe POLLARD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6 F Lula S. NEVIL Birth: 22 Nov 1882 Death: 31 Jan 1883 Millsap, Parker Co, Texas, USA Burial: Feb 1883 Millsap Cemetery, Parker Co, Texas, USA Marriage: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 M James M. NEVIL Birth: 1887 Death: 1914 Burial: Marriage: ============================================================ Prepared 21 Feb 1999 by: Daris Nevil 401 Kentucky Lane McKinney, Texas 75069 972-562-6938 ============================================================ FAMILY NOTES HUSBAND NOTES: William N. NEVIL WIFE NOTES: Martha Caroline RAY CHILD NOTES: Victory A. NEVIL CHILD NOTES: Mary (Mollie) NEVIL CHILD NOTES: William Thomas NEVIL CHILD NOTES: Amanda Ann NEVIL CHILD NOTES: Dovie M. NEVIL CHILD NOTES: Lula S. NEVIL General: Tombstone reads: Lula J. Daughter of W.N. & M.O. (C?) Nevil Born November 22, 1882 Died Jan 31, 1883 CHILD NOTES: James M. NEVIL SOURCES --------------3291D37F816E77A65B704C1A--

Has anyone gotten into DAR under Jesse Neville? Thanks, Diana Jeffries

Jan, I don't have that information. I don''t have the wife of Reubens son James M. either. Milton ---------- > From: Jan & David Faulkner <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [NEVILLE-L] Geo. Nevil/Gibson Co., TN > Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 9:11 PM > > Milton, > > Thank you for the information about George. Maybe you can answer another > question. Who was the wife of James Nevil, son of your Thomas and Elizabeth > Tiller Nevil? I think there may have been one "loose" James Nevil in > Amherst Co. around the end of the 1700s or early 1800s, and I am trying to > pin him down. > > Thank you also for the scanned signatures of Thomas Nevil and Wm. C. > Whitehead. I agree that what has been interpreted as a middle initial C for > Thomas Nevil is actually a large flouish on the N in Nevil. I can > understand how it could seem to be a C, particularly in a poor copy. In the > copy of Wm. C. Whitehead's signature, James Nevil's is also shown. Is that > James the one who was Thomas's son? > > > Jan > > > > > > At 02:48 PM 2/20/99 -0800, you wrote: > >Reuben Sr. of Gibson County had a son named George. He names George and > >Reuben Jr. as his sons and surety for a debt in one of his deeds. > >Milton > >Not trying to but in but had just gotten through transcribing the deed. > > > >---------- > >> From: Jan & David Faulkner <[email protected]> > >> To: [email protected] > >> Subject: [NEVILLE-L] Geo. Nevil/Gibson Co., TN > >> Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 12:33 PM > >> > >> Daris, > >> > >> Do you know who George Nevil (Gibson Co., TN bondsman) in the following > >> reference, is? > >> > >> > >> >P. 114: "Rufus D. Mathis to Lucy C. Edwards, Nov. 8, 1856. (Nov 17, > >> >1856). George Nevil, BM." > >> > >> > >> Since George Washington Nevill descendants were living just above Gibson > >> Co., TN in Hickman Co., KY, I am curious about who your George was. > >> > >> George Washington Nevill of Hickman Co., KY was part of the Mont. Co., TN > >> Nevill group who originated in Fauquier Co., VA and who went to NC and SC > >> before coming to TN. His parents were George and Rachel Earle Nevill. > >> > >> Jan > >> > >> > >> ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > >> Please do NOT send attachments to the list. > >> > > > > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > >Have you tried the Rootsweb Surname Helper Search Engine? > >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/surhelp/srchall.html > > > > > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried GenConnect? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html >

Ops, made some typo in my posting. Johns birth year should be 1745. Here is what information I have on my John Nevill,RS He was born in Beaufort Co. NC in 1744 or 1745 the son of Jacob Nevill of that county and the grandson of James Nevill who settled in Nevills Creek, Beaufort, Co. about 1703. John came to Georgia in 1765 and was granted 100 acres on Brier Creek, in 1770. He married Frances Ann Mixon 1752-1815 on Oct. 13, 1768 in St. Matthews Parish (later Made into Effingham Co.. They had six children: 1.Jacob b. 1769 m. 1.Nicy Henderson, 2. Amanda Hudson 2. Delilah b. 1770 m. Samuel Williams RS 3. Sarah b. 1775? m. unknown 4. Mary b. 1777 m. ? Winslow 5. Elizabeth b. 1779 m. Dennis Driggers Mar 9, 1799 6. Frances b.1782? m. James Gill Sep 22, 1808 As for Samuel William, his father was William Williams b.abt 1720. I'm not positive but I believe Samuel was married another time to Martha Fields Sept 6, 1784. I also belive his mother was Mary Mackenzie and his mother and father were married Feb 18,1738. I have seen the book titiled "The Neville Family of Bulloch Co. GA. by Hugh Floyd, but was doing research on another line of my family when I ran across it, and haven't gotten back to it yet. Larry Youmans [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Jan & David Faulkner <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 14:22 Subject: Re: [NEVILLE-L] John Nevill >Hello Larry, > >Welcome to the list! It's great to have a GA researcher who is descended >from John Nevill. I have been looking at the Nevills in Beaufort Co., NC, >and I think some researchers show your John Nevill being part of that group, >but I don't know if the connection has been documented. Have you found any >information which might link John (b. ca 1725) with the Beaufort Co., NC >Nevills? How did you establish approximate dates for John's birth and death? > > >It is very interesting that your Delilah Nevill married Samuel Williams >because a Williams group was in the same area as the Nevills in Beaufort Co. >The two family names are found in some records together. Do you happen to >know anything about Samuel Williams' family? > > >Have you seen the book The Nevill Family of Bullock Co., GA by Hugh Floyd or >A 370 Year History of One Neville Family by Joseph B. Neville? In both >books, Mr. Floyd has information about Deliah and Samuel Williams' >descendants. He shows his ancestor Jacob Neville as the brother of your >Deliah, and he also shows their father as John and mother as Frances Ann >Mixon. > >He then links John with a Jacob Nevil/Nevill who lived in Beaufort Co., NC, >showing the Jacob of Beaufort Co. as the father of John and another Jacob as >the brother of John. I have references to Jacob Nevill, Sr., Jacob Nevill, >Jr., Moses Nevill, John Nevill and Absolom Nevill found in the Beaufort Co. >records, but have not yet looked up all of the documents or looked for their >link with the GA Nevills. > >The Beaufort Co., NC group is interesting because they used some of the same >family names as a Nevill/Neville group who were in the area of Harford Co., >MD. Moses is the most notable of those names; however, the Moses Nevill in >Beaufort Co., NC seems to be a generation older than the one in Harford Co. >Surnames associated with both Nevill groups include Mitchell, Davis, and >Williams. However, I don't think anyone has established an actual link >between the NC and MD groups yet. > >Moses Nevill of Harford Co., MD moved with his family to Canada shortly >after the Rev. War. (Thomas Welch of MD and his family moved with Moses. >Welches/Welshes also lived in Beaufort Co., NC, but I haven't found them >linked to the Nevills yet.) We have a list member from Canada, Paddy >Chitty, who is descended from the Harford Co. Moses Nevill who went to >Canada. Through this list, we have been able to share information that has >helped us guess about a connection between the Beaufort Co. group and the >Harford Co., MD Nevills but nothing has been proven. > >If you have done in research on connecting your family with the Beaufort Co. >group, I guess you have learned that you have to look under many different >district, county and precinct names including Bath and Albemarle, to name >just a couple. I am looking forward to hearing more about your family and >sharing information. > >Jan Faulkner > >At 02:54 AM 2/19/99 -0500, you wrote: >>Hi everyone. >> >>Looking for information on my 6th great grandparents, >> John Nevill b. abt 1725 d. abt 1785 married Oct 13, 1765 in St. >>Matthews Parish Ga., to Frances Ann MIxon b. 1752 d. 1815. >> >>Their daughter Delilah Nevill b. 1770 in Effingham Co. Ga d. abt 1830 in >>Bulloch Co. GA. She married abt 1784, Samuel Williams, b. 1759 d, 1817 in >>Bulloch Co. GA. >> >>Their daughter Sarah Dorthory Williams b. Aug, 13, 1792 Effingham Co. Ga d. >>Feb 11, 1842 Ware Co. GA married in 1838 John F. Sweat , Sr. >> >>any information on these people and their families greatly appreciated >> >>Larry Youmans >>[email protected] >> >> >> >>==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >>Have you tried Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet? >>http://www.oz.net/~cyndihow/sites.htm >> >> > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Your donations to RootsWeb make the NEVILLE Mailing List possible. >RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 >http://www/rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > >