Shirley L Wilcox wrote: > > A Drury A. Nevill left an 1879 will in Dallas Co., Arkansas (D:227). I > have not seen the will. However, note the following: > > 1850 Dallas Co., AR > p48/96 > 654 654 Drury A Nevill, 30, m, carpenter, 1350, NC > A G Nevill, 27, m, carpenter, NC > Walter Scott, 19, m, laborer, NC > > Note that A G Nevill is not shown with a wife. I would look for Drury > being a possible brother. > > There was a William Nevill on the 1860 Dallas Co., AR census, p983 > according to a census index & a Thomas Nevill p195 Ashley Co. Perhaps > William was Albert's son. Have you checked the census? The Thomas in > Ashley Co. may be the man born c1826 who m Mary Ann Jones 1852. > > Shirley > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 ==== > Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? > http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville Shirley L Wilcox wrote: > > A Drury A. Nevill left an 1879 will in Dallas Co., Arkansas (D:227). I > have not seen the will. However, note the following: > > 1850 Dallas Co., AR > p48/96 > 654 654 Drury A Nevill, 30, m, carpenter, 1350, NC > A G Nevill, 27, m, carpenter, NC > Walter Scott, 19, m, laborer, NC > > Note that A G Nevill is not shown with a wife. I would look for Drury > being a possible brother. > > There was a William Nevill on the 1860 Dallas Co., AR census, p983 > according to a census index & a Thomas Nevill p195 Ashley Co. Perhaps > William was Albert's son. Have you checked the census? The Thomas in > Ashley Co. may be the man born c1826 who m Mary Ann Jones 1852. > > Shirley > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 ==== > Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? > http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville Shirley L Wilcox wrote: > > A Drury A. Nevill left an 1879 will in Dallas Co., Arkansas (D:227). I > have not seen the will. However, note the following: > > 1850 Dallas Co., AR > p48/96 > 654 654 Drury A Nevill, 30, m, carpenter, 1350, NC > A G Nevill, 27, m, carpenter, NC > Walter Scott, 19, m, laborer, NC > > Note that A G Nevill is not shown with a wife. I would look for Drury > being a possible brother. > > There was a William Nevill on the 1860 Dallas Co., AR census, p983 > according to a census index & a Thomas Nevill p195 Ashley Co. Perhaps > William was Albert's son. Have you checked the census? The Thomas in > Ashley Co. may be the man born c1826 who m Mary Ann Jones 1852. > > Shirley > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 ==== > Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? > http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville

The 1860 cenus of Ashley Co., Ark shows: Thomas Nevill, 26, M., b. Miss. M.A. Nevill, 26, F, b. Miss. James Nevill, 14, M, b. Miss. M.A. " 13, F, b. Miss. E.A. " 7, F, b. Miss. M.A. " 5, F, b. Miss. W.T. " 4. M. b. Louis. This Thomas could be the son of Martin Nevels and Mary Plair who married 21 Aug 1823 in Jefferson Co., Miss., but his age should be more like 34 in 1860. The Thomas of Jefferson Co., Miss. married (1) Sarah Ann Roan on 7 Aug 1844 in Jefferson Co. and (2) Caroline Roane on 29 Jan 1851 in Claiborne Co, Miss. It is believed he followed his mother and Plair relatives to Ashley County, AR. during the 1850s. His mother, Mary Plair Nevels, age 64, b. N.C. is on 1850 census of Ashley Co,AR with Skinner and Plair relatives. Ruth Shirley L Wilcox wrote: > > A Drury A. Nevill left an 1879 will in Dallas Co., Arkansas (D:227). I > have not seen the will. However, note the following: > > 1850 Dallas Co., AR > p48/96 > 654 654 Drury A Nevill, 30, m, carpenter, 1350, NC > A G Nevill, 27, m, carpenter, NC > Walter Scott, 19, m, laborer, NC > > Note that A G Nevill is not shown with a wife. I would look for Drury > being a possible brother. > > There was a William Nevill on the 1860 Dallas Co., AR census, p983 > according to a census index & a Thomas Nevill p195 Ashley Co. Perhaps > William was Albert's son. Have you checked the census? The Thomas in > Ashley Co. may be the man born c1826 who m Mary Ann Jones 1852. > > Shirley > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 ==== > Have you tried the Neville Query List on GenForum? > http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/neville

On Mon, 15 Feb 1999 18:19:27 -0600 "Ryan D. Neaveill" <[email protected]> writes: >Found this today on the microfilm at the library. At first I thought >this fellow was Barbara McNamer's Presley Neville, but I checked his >dates and they don't jive. I wonder if he connects to one of the other >Presley Nevilles? > >>From the Champaign (Illinois) News-Gazette, August 16, 1939, p. 2: > >RANTOUL, Aug. 16 -- (BSC) -- Pressley Neville, 70, died at 4 p.m. >Tuesday in an Urbana hospital following a paralytic stroke. Funeral >services will be at 9 a.m. from the Clark funeral home, with Reverend >E.R. Berry, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. Burial will >be >in the family lot at Fairmount. > Mr. Neville was born at Fairmount in 1869 and was employed >as >a railroad fireman there for many years. He then came to Rantoul about >30 years ago and had been engaged in the plastering trade until a few >years ago when he retired. > He entered the hospital 10 days ago for observation. >Surviving >is one sister, Mrs. Dot Thornburn, Chicago. > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Please do NOT send attachments to the list. > > Ryan, This apparently is Presley, son of William H & Mary S (Loomis) Neville, however I did not have a sister Dot for him. I wonder if "Dot" was Jennie Pearl or perhaps half sister Georgia Burt? Shirley ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

Found this today on the microfilm at the library. At first I thought this fellow was Barbara McNamer's Presley Neville, but I checked his dates and they don't jive. I wonder if he connects to one of the other Presley Nevilles? >From the Champaign (Illinois) News-Gazette, August 16, 1939, p. 2: RANTOUL, Aug. 16 -- (BSC) -- Pressley Neville, 70, died at 4 p.m. Tuesday in an Urbana hospital following a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. from the Clark funeral home, with Reverend E.R. Berry, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. Burial will be in the family lot at Fairmount. Mr. Neville was born at Fairmount in 1869 and was employed as a railroad fireman there for many years. He then came to Rantoul about 30 years ago and had been engaged in the plastering trade until a few years ago when he retired. He entered the hospital 10 days ago for observation. Surviving is one sister, Mrs. Dot Thornburn, Chicago.

Remona, I noticed Brownlows and Nevilles together on a census in the 1790 Halifax District, Halifax Co., NC census. Judging by the census, it looks like they lived fairly close to each other. The Carstaphin and Holt families were in the same neighborhood. We have list members Robert G. Nevels and Lois Boesch who are related to the Nevill/Carstarphen line from Halifax Co. The Holts are found in several records with the Nevills in Halifax Co. and were related through marriage. At least some of the Nevill/Carstarphen group went to AL. Then Lois's family went to LA and Bob's on to TX. Since TN was a part of NC until the 1780s and many from NC went to TN before traveling westward, you may find Leroy's TN Brownlows have a NC connection. In the 1880 census Glenn posted, it shows Sarah Nowel's father was from NC, too. If she was, indeed, a Nevill, then her husband may have been from NC, too. Glenn's posting: #139 #139 Brownlow, Leroy W M 34 md farmer MO TN NC " Elizabeth W F 28 md keeping house KY VA KY " Allice W F 10 s MO MO KY " James W M 7 s MO MO KY " Lorra W F 5 s MO MO KY " Ida W F 3 s MO MO KY " Margarett W F 5/12 Dec. s MO MO KY #140 #140 Nowel, Sarah W F 60 wid housekeeping can't read or write KY NC SC " Mary W F 26 dau. S KY KY KY ------------- Heads of Families At the First Census of the United StatesTaken in the Year 1790 North Carolina (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1978, Baltimore) p. 61 Halifax District, Halifax County Nevill, William 1 FWM 16+ 1 FWM under 16 2 FWF 1 slave Nevill, Benjamin 1 FWM 16+ 2 FWM under 16 2 FWF 1 slave Nevill, John 1 FWM 16+ Nevill, Benjamin 1 FWM 16+ 2 FWM under 16 2 FWF 2 slaves Brownlow, James 2 FWM 16+ 1 FWF 1 other free person 17 slaves I have not looked for other Brownlows in the Halifax Co., NC area. I just happened to notice the one above in the same neighborhood as the Nevills. Of course, this may be a coincidence since it seens your Leroy must have met his wife in MO, but sometimes families did regroup as they moved westward. I know the above James Brownlow is separated by at least a generation from your Brownlows, but if there is a will (or wills) for the Brownlows in Halifax Co., it might give you a lead. Have you had any luck locating the Brownlows in TN where Leroy's father would have lived? Jan At 02:35 PM 1/30/99 EST, you wrote: >Glenn: >Thank you so much for looking up the census record for Brownlow. I am hoping >now to be able to make some headway. I am hoping someone will come up with >who Sarah Nowel's (Nevil) parents are. I was in Laclede Co. and Springfield >last Aug. but was not able to find anything on Elizabeth. One birth record of >one of her children said that Elizabeth was from Hartville and since there >isn't a Hartville in KY I figured that she had been living in Hartville, MO. >I looked through every name on the Census for 1870 for Wright Co., MO and did >not find a Nevil in that Co. I am not sure about Nowel but I think I would >have spoted it if I saw one. Thanks again. >Remona Turner >Modesto, CA > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >You may contact the Neville list manager at: >mailto:[email protected] > >

Jan, Thank you so much for responding to my plea for help. I have the Brownlow genealogy and the Brownlows migrated from North Ireland to Craven Co., NC aboard the "Earl of Donegal" 1767. James Brownlow was b: 1765 in Ireland and married in NC (don't know what county) to a Mary (Polly) ? ca 1790. He is on the 1800 Chatham Co., NC census and moved 1808-09 to Logan Co., Ky (1810 Census), Giles Co, TN (1820, 1830 and 1850 Census). At least 1 of James brothers had property in Cumberland Co., NC. I am wondering if Mary could be a Nevill. Several families of Faires, Orr's, Alexander's, Grigsby's and Brownlow's migrated from NC to TN then on to MO all intermarried. There was a Jane Brownlow that married a Ward then Patterson that is related. Just giving this in case someone has anything on a Brownlow/Ward. I have more history if anyone is interested. Thanks again, Remona

Daris, I made the same assumption when I saw those at the courthouse. I came to find out that it stands for "bonds man". Milton ---------- > From: Daris A Nevil <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [NEVILLE-L] Baptism Ministers > Date: Sunday, February 14, 1999 2:46 PM > > I was looking through some old notes I made from the book "Marriages of > Gibson County, TN", and found the following: > > Pg. 101: "Samuel Mount to Frances Flippin, Sept. 27, 1854. R.J. Nevil, > BM." > Pg 133: "Isaac Mathis to Metilda S. Dowland, May 22, 1860. Geo. W. > Nevil, BM." > P. 114: "Rufus D. Mathis to Lucy C. Edwards, Nov. 8, 1856. (Nov 17, > 1856). George Nevil, BM." > P.112: "Eli Ray to Sarah Vickers, Aug 13, 1856. T.C. Nevil, B.M." > > I made the assumption that B.M. stands for Baptist Minister. Is this a > correct assumption? Were the Nevil son's of Thomas Baptist Ministers? > > Since I am new to the list I realize I may be asking questions > previously hashed out on this rootsweb. Is there a repository of past > messages that I can read through and get "up to date" with the rest of > you? > > > Daris Nevil > > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Have you tried GenConnect? > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html >

I was looking through some old notes I made from the book "Marriages of Gibson County, TN", and found the following: Pg. 101: "Samuel Mount to Frances Flippin, Sept. 27, 1854. R.J. Nevil, BM." Pg 133: "Isaac Mathis to Metilda S. Dowland, May 22, 1860. Geo. W. Nevil, BM." P. 114: "Rufus D. Mathis to Lucy C. Edwards, Nov. 8, 1856. (Nov 17, 1856). George Nevil, BM." P.112: "Eli Ray to Sarah Vickers, Aug 13, 1856. T.C. Nevil, B.M." I made the assumption that B.M. stands for Baptist Minister. Is this a correct assumption? Were the Nevil son's of Thomas Baptist Ministers? Since I am new to the list I realize I may be asking questions previously hashed out on this rootsweb. Is there a repository of past messages that I can read through and get "up to date" with the rest of you? Daris Nevil

In a message dated 2/13/99 5:55:07 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << 1840 Census Jackson Co., IA Nevel, Ephraim, p10000 2 -110001000 >> Thanks, Shirley! Diane

Here are some possible clues from Automated Archives Census Index Series, 1840-49, CD 153 1840 Census Clinton Co, IA Navel, George, p2 -11001 1849 Census Clinton Co, IA Nevill, G. W., DeWitt twp, p114 1840 Census Jackson Co., IA Nevel, Ephraim, p10000 2 -110001000 1840 Census Louisa Co., IA Nevell, Isaac B., p12100 01 -110001 1846 Louisa Co., IA Territory Census Nevill, Isaac, p111 1846 Census Wapello Co., IA Nevill, George, no twp listed, p37 Nevill, Samuel, no twp listed, p37 Nevill, William, no twp listed, p37 1847 Wapello Co., IA 1847 Nevill, George, no twp listed, p43 NOTE: Clinton Co. is one county to the south of Jackson but I don't believe the Nevilles in the two counties are related. The 1879 & 1886 histories of Clinton Co., IA show: George W Neville settled near Ames' Creek, DeWitt Twp in 1837 b 19 Oct 1812, Harford Co, MD, son of Joseph & Cassandria (Davis) Neville [I believe this was an error & William & Cassandra were his parents & Joseph was his grandfather] m 30 June 1832 (he res Philadelphia at that time & was a carpenter & joiner) d 1864 Wife Ann E McCorkle, b 18 Oct 1810, Berks/Bucks Co, PA 8 Children, 5 living in 1879: Isabella L m H. Browning or Hezekiah Brown; d 15 Jly 1857 Roseltha or Rose A m. James S Casey William T res Sac Co 1886 Lewis L res De Witt Co 1886 Winfield S res Crawford Co 1886 Elizabeth C m R M Smith Anna d infancy Charles d infancy In 1840 Wapello was part of the Indian lands. The Wapello Co. 1850 census has families of George (b c1817 OH) & Indiana & Edward G (b c1813, OH) & Margaret. Shirley ___________________________________________________________________ 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 a message dated 2/12/99 11:14:45 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Have any of the genealogical societies discussed the impact on future generations if the US government uses statistical sampling for the 2000 census rather than the forms we filled out in 1990? Or am I misunderstanding something? >> I believe that the courts have ruled that, for the federal census, an ACTUAL COUNT be performed. The purpose of statistical sampling is to catch the traditionally undercounted portions of the population: minority groups, the poor and the undocumented. [The population numbers are used for the reapportionment of election districts and apportionment of tax revenues. The political and economic implications of statistical sampling should be clear. However, the effects of statistical sampling in lieu of an actual count on future genealogists and historians should be equally clear -- a valuable source of information would disappear. Diane

A Drury A. Nevill left an 1879 will in Dallas Co., Arkansas (D:227). I have not seen the will. However, note the following: 1850 Dallas Co., AR p48/96 654 654 Drury A Nevill, 30, m, carpenter, 1350, NC A G Nevill, 27, m, carpenter, NC Walter Scott, 19, m, laborer, NC Note that A G Nevill is not shown with a wife. I would look for Drury being a possible brother. There was a William Nevill on the 1860 Dallas Co., AR census, p983 according to a census index & a Thomas Nevill p195 Ashley Co. Perhaps William was Albert's son. Have you checked the census? The Thomas in Ashley Co. may be the man born c1826 who m Mary Ann Jones 1852. Shirley ___________________________________________________________________ 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]

Hi all, This is not a Neville question per se, but I'm hoping Shirley might know something about it. Have any of the genealogical societies discussed the impact on future generations if the US government uses statistical sampling for the 2000 census rather than the forms we filled out in 1990? Or am I misunderstanding something? I'm just curious, I've not seen it discussed in anything I've read. Congratulations on all the work you Enoch relations are doing. I'm not one of you, but it's exciting to watch from the sidelines. Thanks, Michelle Ule [email protected] Ukiah, CA Joseph Neville (1707~1792) VA

Good luck, I think you said it! The Neville's get curiouser and curiouser! Mine was born in Ireland, immigrated to Philadelphia, settled in Iowa, Kansas

Hi Jan, Ryan, Diane, Barbara and all, Today's interchange of comments, starting with Jan's, about the unknown James Nevel of Wayne Co KY prompted me to look back at Diane's information she provided January 21st and 23rd on Ephraim Neavill. She had found that a James Neavill had taken out a mining permit at Galena, Jo Daviess, IL in 1826-7, John Neavill had done the same approx Jul 1827, and Alex Neavill did the same July 10,1830. Another unconnected James Neavill. Anyone have ideas about who he was? John and Alexander were brothers of my line,.... maybe this James was another brother, cousin, uncle or ..father? And then there's the Ephraim possibility in the same area. Anyway, according to later census info, John was born in TN in Dec 1807, Alexander was born in KY in Sep 1809, while their parents - unknown names - were born in VA. With the James Nevel of Wayne Co KY buying land in 1807, he's definitely not a brother of my John and Alexander. And with Enoch in that same group of land purchases, this James sounds like a good connection with Ryan's Neaveills. But then, there was also an Enoch popping up in Jo Daviess Co, at least in 1832 in the volunteers of the Blackhawk War. Also, if this James Neville in Wayne Co KY is the one who married Polly McCorkle Aug 20, 1805, as Barbara suggested, that could still keep this James in the running as John's and Alexander's father. (I lost track, does someone from this group have James and Polly as direct ancestors? ) . John named one of his sons James, while Alexander named one of his sons Enoch. It gets "curiouser and curiouser". Thanks everyone, Wayne Olsen Bonney Lake, WA

Ryan, Thank you very much for your opinion about James's relationship to Enoch. I am so glad that Ruth Nevels has joined the list so she can evaluate your information. She is a long-time Neville/Nevels researcher whose husband is descended from the MS Nevels line that is related to my Nevels family. We have a James, Martin, and William (and possibly a John) Nevels who were in the same generation (b. ca 1770s) and who came to the Mississippi Territory about the same time -- late 1700s to early 1800s. Evidence is fairly conclusive that Martin, who is the ancestor of Ruth's husband's family, and James, who is almost certainly my ancestor (several sources of collaborative evidence) were brothers. William Nevell/Nevels arrived on the scene in MS with another Martin Nevels a few years after our Martin and James arrived. That William and Martin appear to be the same men of those names found earlier in Sumner Co., TN, just below the Wayne Co., KY area. My James may have lived in SC, but Ruth has some evidence which also indicates or hints at a KY connection for some of the family. I know much of this is repetitious, but I am more or less wondering "out loud" to see if you see anything that might indicate a reason to suspect a connection with the Neavill/Nevels in the Wayne Co., KY area. Jan At 12:46 PM 2/11/99 -0600, you wrote: >Jan & David Faulkner wrote: > >> Ryan, >> >> Thank you for your response about James Nevell. Do you think Enoch's role >> as surety would indicate that he is also James's father? > >Yes. As far as I know, the only person in the vicinity and of an age to be James' >father would be Barbara's ancestor, George NEAVILLE but he already had a son named >James (who later married Indiana--possibly Enoch's daughter). So my guess is that >Enoch was James' father. > >Ry > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >You may contact the Neville list manager at: >mailto:[email protected] > >

Barbara, Thank you for your helpful information. It certainly helps to see something which might relate to new information, and I appreciate your taking the time to send it. I wish I could answer your questions. I am really curious about the wide variation in spelling in Wayne Co.--ranging from Neavill to Nevels. I am sure some of it can be attributed to clerks and to families who might not have had time for schooling in their pioneer lives. However, I am wondering, since at least one of the Charlotte Co., VA Nevils was in nearby Whitley Co., KY, if there were two different groups in the Wayne Co. area (not including the James and William Nevill groups of Lincoln/Barren/Warren Co. area). Have you already covered this topic in list discussion and I wasn't paying attention? Jan At 09:19 AM 2/11/99 -0500, you wrote: >There was another James Neville in Wayne Co KY who married Polly >McCorkle Aug 20, 1805, bondsman Jesse Dodson gdn. [info from this >list] > >Also a James Neville was a witness on the land record: >1811 Sept 26 - recorded: 27 sep 1811 page 10-11 Power of Atty: >William Ward, George Neville & Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth >Ward, Daniel Ward & Polly Ward of Wayne appt James Allen of same >their lawful atty in fact & to convey a parcel of land of 174 acres >lying on water of Smith's River in Franklin Co Va being the same >tract which John Ward was possessed of to which the above are >entitled to as the heirs of said John Ward, Dec'd /s/ >William (x) Ward, George Neaville, Elizabeth Neaville, Daniel Ward, >Polly Ward.......Wit: Joseph Radford, JAMES NEAVILLE. > >This may or may not be the James that married Marion Dodson in 1810. >It could be a son or brother of George Neavill? George had another >son James later, so I vote for a possible brother? I don't think he >would have a nephew for a witness, but who knows? Did anybody ever >find a James & Pollly anywhere? > >>From my notes there was a James Neville 1810 in Wayne Co age 16-26 >and wife 16-26. My guess is that was James Neville & Marion Dodson? >So, I don't know where James & Polly came from or went? I should >check the census' again? > >____ >Barbara McNamer > > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Please do NOT send attachments to the list. > >

Jan & David Faulkner wrote: > Ryan, > > Thank you for your response about James Nevell. Do you think Enoch's role > as surety would indicate that he is also James's father? Yes. As far as I know, the only person in the vicinity and of an age to be James' father would be Barbara's ancestor, George NEAVILLE but he already had a son named James (who later married Indiana--possibly Enoch's daughter). So my guess is that Enoch was James' father. Ry

Ryan, Thank you for your response about James Nevell. Do you think Enoch's role as surety would indicate that he is also James's father? Jan At 07:01 AM 2/11/99 -0600, you wrote: >Jan & David Faulkner wrote: > >> Survey # 10916 Nevell, James 50 [acres] 116 [Wayne Co.] >> 09/09/1807 [survey date] 13 36 [grant book & page] >> [Grantee or Heirs] Burnett, Sham >> >> Do you know who the above James Nevell might be? > >My guess is that he would be the same James who married Marion DODSON on 20 Sep >1810 in Wayne Co., Kentucky. This James must be related to my Enoch somehow >since Enoch is listed for surety on the marriage record: > >WAYNE COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES AND VITAL RECORDS, 1801-1860 vol.2 - Bork > >NEVILL, James and Marion (Maryann) Dodson. Surety, Enoch NEVILLE. Bond dated 17 >September, married 20 September 1810 by Richard Barrier. Endorsement on Bond: >"Parents of both parties present and consented". > > >==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== >Please do NOT send attachments to the list. > >

There was another James Neville in Wayne Co KY who married Polly McCorkle Aug 20, 1805, bondsman Jesse Dodson gdn. [info from this list] Also a James Neville was a witness on the land record: 1811 Sept 26 - recorded: 27 sep 1811 page 10-11 Power of Atty: William Ward, George Neville & Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Ward, Daniel Ward & Polly Ward of Wayne appt James Allen of same their lawful atty in fact & to convey a parcel of land of 174 acres lying on water of Smith's River in Franklin Co Va being the same tract which John Ward was possessed of to which the above are entitled to as the heirs of said John Ward, Dec'd /s/ William (x) Ward, George Neaville, Elizabeth Neaville, Daniel Ward, Polly Ward.......Wit: Joseph Radford, JAMES NEAVILLE. This may or may not be the James that married Marion Dodson in 1810. It could be a son or brother of George Neavill? George had another son James later, so I vote for a possible brother? I don't think he would have a nephew for a witness, but who knows? Did anybody ever find a James & Pollly anywhere? >From my notes there was a James Neville 1810 in Wayne Co age 16-26 and wife 16-26. My guess is that was James Neville & Marion Dodson? So, I don't know where James & Polly came from or went? I should check the census' again? ____ Barbara McNamer