Lois, Yikes! Pretty ugly stuff! I also posted it as an Email message for those, like you, who can't accept attachments. I send it both ways because the actual document is a little "prettier". Gabe gabe.neville@mail.house.gov >---------- >From: Lois Boesch[SMTP:lbboesch@intersurf.com] >Sent: Monday, August 11, 1997 2:36 PM >To: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Updated Founders List > >Gabe,Sending a reply,just so you will see how "Updated Founders List" came >to me!,Sorry,Lois > >At 11:46 AM 08/11/1997 -0400, you wrote: >> >>I'm re-posting the Founders List I maintain. Again: these are >>"founders" of various American Neville families who arrived prior to >>1750. Most of a source-reference and a contact w/email address. If >>anyone has names to add, additional or more detailed citation >>information, etc., please let me know. 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As promised, here's Pete's and my line. Once again, Edward is as far back as we can go. The earliest reference we've been able to find is 1725 in Cecil Co., MD, although Aunt Dorothy (Neville Kimbrel) left a note that she found a 1721 reference. We're looking for his father and are exploring the possibility that his grandfather was Jean DeNeufville (France>NY, 1639 - 1712) and his father John Neville, Jean's son. 1A. Peter Jonathan Neville (1963 -) CA>CO>PA>VA, m. Noemi Wilson CA>VA -Peter Jonathan Neville, Jr. (1995 -) VA 1B. John Gabriel Yngve Neville (1967 -) CO>PA 2. John Terryl "Terry" Neville (1934 - 1993) CO>CA>CO>PA, m. Boel A. M.Enger (1938 -) SWEDEN>CO>PA [Parents] 3. John Arlie Neville (1899 - 1989) OH>CO>PA, m. Cordie Frances Autry [grandparents] John was a private with the US Army during WWI. He and Cordie raised one child in Springfield, CO. John owned and operated a car dealership and service station. They later moved to Denver and then to St. Louis, MO. After the death of his wife, John moved to Pennsylvania with his son. He died in Pennsylvania. 4. Samuel Tilden Neville (1876-1965) OH>CO, m. Alice Matlinda Bucy (1878-1958) OH>CO [great grandparents] In the early 1900's, new lands were opening in the prarie states. Sam and his family went West. They first tried Kansas and Nebraska, and in 1913, homesteaded half a section of land in Baca County, Colorodo. They had eight children of which five reached maturity. 5. George T. Neville (1839 - 1900) OH, m. Malona Ray (1841 - 1901) OH [g, great grandparents] George biult a large house on the family farm that is still livable (as of 1983). 6. Jonathan Neville (1806 - 1872) PA>OH, m. Sarah Ellen Bucklew (1809 - 1865) WV - OH [g, g, great grandparents] Jonathan and Sarah resided in Berlin Township until after the death of his father. They then moved back to the family farm in Killbuck township with their four sons. The farm, with numerous orchards, was on a hill that was then a prosperous community known as Nevill's Corners. Jonathan's two sons, John W. And Jonathan (nicknamed "Bud") and Layfayette Thatcher owned and operated a general store. 7. John Nevill (1786 - 1855) MD>PA>OH, m. Elizabeth Grant (? - 1877) PA>OH [g, g, g, great grandparents] John and his wife Elizabeth (Grant) made their home in Holmes County, OH and acquired considerable land. They had 10 children. Elizabeth Grant was descended from Jonathan Grant who served under George Washington in the Revolutionary War. 8. John S. Nevill (176? - 185?) MD>PA>OH, m. Elizabeth ? (?-?) OH [g, g, g, g grandparents] John and Elizabeth, along with son John and wife Elizabeth Grant (and their children Jonathan and Nancy), moved to Holmes County, OH. Their third child, John J, was born 10 March 1810 in Wayne County, OH. Thomas and Joseph, brothers of John S., joined him in Ohio before 1815. In Holmes County histories, John Nevill is listed as one of the first settlers. One history states, "in the fall of 1810, he erected a large log house on which he put a shingle roof, the first of its kind and undoubtedly a source of intereste to the whole community." Another history states that "Mr. Nevill improved his land in Sec. 22 building a large house and planting an apple orchard and top grafted trees...These were the first grafted trees in the settlement and perhaps the first in the county." After about ten years, he and Thomas returned to Beaver County, PA where they lived out their lives. 9. John Neville (1740 - 1800) MD>PA>OH>PA, m. Sarah Richardson (?-?), MD>PA>OH>PA [g, g, g, g, g grandparents] John and Sarah were probably married in Cecil County MD, though no actual marriage record has been found. Sara was listed in the accounts of Joseph Richardson in 1796, and prior to that, in 1790, John Nevil was administrator for the accounts of Josiah Richardson. John and Sarah were the parents of nine children: John S., Edward, Thomas, Lizzie, Hannah, Nancy, Joseph, Mary and Sarah. According to Census Records, all were born in Maryland. In 1776, John and Thomas Nevil were listed under Colonel Williom Richardson in Maryland's Flying Camp, Fourth Battalion. They participated in the New York and northern campaigns of the Revolutionary War. Prior to 1797, John and his wife Sarah together with all their children (including the oldest son John already married to a woman named Elizabeth and their eleven yearo old son, yet another John) moved to what is now Beaver County in Western Pennsylvania. 10. Edward Neville (? - 1756) MD, m. Mary (?-?) MD [g, g, g, g, g, g grandparents] Edward and Mary lived in the Elk Neck District of Maryland. The Register of Saint Mary Anne's Parish of Cecil County lists the following births on page 329, however, the parents of these children are not named: Joseph Nevill, 12 March 1729, Sarah Nevill, 2 Feb 1727, and Thomas Nevill, 23 Jun 1721. On page 289, these births are recorded: 1732/3 March 24th, James Nevil sone of Edward and Mary his wife and 1740 March 18th, John Nevil son of Edward and Mary his wife.

Reference Posting ubject: Re: Mary Elliott Neville Date: Sun, 10 Aug 1997 15:37:12 -0500 (CDT) From: Glenn Gohr <ggohr01@mail.orion.org> To: MRS BARBARA A MCNAMER <FLTH25A@prodigy.com> CC: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com On Thu, 31 Jul 1997, MRS BARBARA A MCNAMER wrote: > Glenn, > I don't suppose you know anything about Mary Elliott who was the step- > mother of Joseph Neville in Fauquier Co VA. I just happen to have > some Elliott's there. > Do any of your books have a Neville family in Alabama? (Elisha > Neville b. abt 1827) > Barbara > Barbara, About all I know of Mary Elliott is that she married Joseph Neville, Sr. on 20 Dec. 1777 in Fauquier CoDescendants of Elizabeth Bohanen as stated on p. 16 of A 370-YR HISTORY by Joseph B. Neville, 1988. On the same page of the book it says that Joseph Neville, Jr., in a letter dated March 15, 1806, wrote, "My step mother I expect will not hold out many days." It is also stated that this couple are listed in the IGI as kept by the LDS church in Salt Lake City. Possibly they would have better dates and could give Mary's parentage, etc. Some of this same Elliott family probably married into the Bohannon family which intermarried with the Nevilles. I'm sure I've seen reference to an Elliott Bohannon. Regarding Elisha Neville, I have no information. I believe someone else on the list may info. regarding him as I have not tried to keep up with the NC and AL Nevilles at this point. Sincerely, Glenn Gohr (Neville List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org To all, I have the follwing reference which looks like it could tie to the above discussion Relative to Bohannon family and Neville family.Is Elizabeth Bohanen same family, looks likae a spelling difference. Also is the book A 370-YR HISTORY by Joseph B. Neville, 1988 still available ? .Descendants of Elizabeth Bohanen and John neville 1 Elizabeth Bohanen Born: Abt. 1646 Died: Abt. 1696 .. +John Neville Born: Abt. 1661 in North Hampton Co. Va Died: Abt. 1733 m: Abt. 1685 in Isle of Wrght Co. VA .... 2 Joseph Neville Born: Abt. 1693 in Isle of Wrght Co. VA Died: Abt. 1766 in Ashby's Gap, VA ........ +Ann Bohannon Born: Abt. 1690 in A Lower Co. VA Died: Abt. 1744 m: Abt. 1730 .......... 3 William B. Neville Born: Abt. 1739 in Tidewater, VA Died: WFT Est. 1767-1830 ................ 4 Jesse Neville Born: Abt. 1763 in Rutherford Co. N.C. Died: WFT Est. 1792-1854 ...................... 5 Rebecca Neville Born: Abt. 1788 Died: WFT Est. 1802-1882 ........................... +William Price Born: WFT Est. 1771-1791 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. Died: Abt. 1825 in Rabun Co. - Mt. City, GA m: WFT Est. 1802-1821 ............................. 6 Silas B. Price Born: WFT Est. 1801-1821 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. Died: Feb 8, 1848 in Old Kingwood Cemetary ................................. +Mary Frances Coffee Born: Abt. 1818 in Pendleton Dist. S.C. Died: Abt. 1873 in Old Kingwood Cemetary m: Mar 19, 1835 .......... 3 John Neville Born: Jul 26, 1731 Died: 1732-1821 .......... 3 James Neville, Sr Born: Abt. 1742 in A Tidewater Co, VA Died: Abt. 1841 in Barren Co. KY .............. +Sarah Blackburn Born: Abt. 1721 in Virginia Died: Abt. 1766 m: Abt. 1760 in Fauquier Co. VA ................ 4 James Neville, Jr. Born: Abt. 1763 in Prince William Co. VA Died: Abt. 1823 .................... +Phoebe Renick Born: WFT Est. 1759-1778 Died: WFT Est. 1780-1863 m: WFT Est. 1780-1810 .... 2 James Neville Born: Abt. 1686 Died: WFT Est. 1687-1776 -- Best Regards And Have A Good Day, Jesse M. Lawrence Jr. <jmljr@flash.net> Owner -Highland Oaks Ranch 5300 East McKinney Road Home: 940-243-5068 Denton ,Texas 76208 Fax: 940-243-0198 I am researching family histories for Pittman, Lawrence, Copeland, Wheeler, Neville.I would like to share info by FTW or GEDCOM files attached to email, regular email or snail mail,whichever is most convenient and efficient for all. <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/w/Jesse-M-Lawrence/>

Founders of Neville Lines in America A list of pre-1750 immigrants surnamed "Neville" or variant combined with ancestral Neville surnames for whom no father has been identified. Includes Email addresses for descendants when known. List Maintained by Gabe Neville: gabe.neville@mail.house.gov Updated: John Neville (ca. 1612 - 1664) England>St. Mary's MD>Port Tobacco, MD The famous "John of Port Tobacco" long thought to be the common ancestor of most Nevilles in America. [MD State Archives; The Flowering of the Maryland Palatinate by HW Newman] Edward Neville (d. ca. 1756, CecilCo. MD) MD>Cecil Co., MD Father of John Neville who served in Maryland Flying Camp in Revolution. May descend from Jean DeNeufville of New York. Gabe Neville: gabe.neville@mail.house.gov Peter Neville: Peter.J.Neville@ccMail.Census.GOV [MD State Archives] Jean DeNeufville (1639 - 1712) Tours, France>New York, arriving 1689 Name anglicized to Neville Jan Faulk: jdfaulk@hop-uky.campus.mci.net [ History of Huguenot Immigration to America by Chas. Baird] John Neufville (? - <1753) France > Berkely Co., SC In Berkely Co., SC by 1730s Jan Faulk: jdfaulk@hop-uky.campus.mci.net [The Huguenots of South Carolina by A. H. Hirsch] Richard Nevitt (Nevill) England>MD, arriving 1633, probably not a Nevill [MD State Archives; The Flowering of the Maryland Palatinate by HW Newman] Joshua Neville England>Charleston SC, arriving at close of Revolutionary War Sandi F: WondrHeart@aol.com Walter Neville ? > Maryland, late 1600s [MD State Archives] Robert Nevill Carpenter, came from Portsmouth, settled in St. Christopher (British West Indies) May 30, 1739 Benjamin Nevill transported 1665 as servant to MD [MD State Archives] Cornelius Nevill transported 1679 to MD [MD State Archives] John Neville England>VA m. Margaret father of Bridget NEVILLE (1695-1748) Bridget Neville married Charles GEE in Surry Co Va Jodie Gee: gee@sccoast.net William Nevill In Isle of Wight Co., VA, as early as 1642/3 and died before 1665. His widow probably married Arthur Skinner. His sons appear to be Roger and John. Kathy Duncan: ppskdd2@airmail.net

I'm re-posting the Founders List I maintain. Again: these are "founders" of various American Neville families who arrived prior to 1750. Most of a source-reference and a contact w/email address. If anyone has names to add, additional or more detailed citation information, etc., please let me know. 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Okay. Thanks for the clarification. Sorry I misquoted you! >---------- >From: Paddy Chitty[SMTP:pchitty@hwcn.org] >Sent: Saturday, August 09, 1997 9:48 AM >To: 'NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com' >Subject: RE: Jean deNeufville > > > > >On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Neville, Gabe wrote: > >> Paddy, >> >> Thanks for the info. Just to clarify: I didn't mean to put any words in >> your mouth. Some of what I posted came from information my great aunt >> dug out years ago. But didn't you have some information that Moses >> Neville might have been descended from Huguenots from New York? If not, >> I apologize for my bad memory! >> >Hi Gabe: > >No I have no information to suggest that Moses was of Huguenot descent or >that he had any connection to N.Y. Wish I had even that much of a lead >but no, sorry, I do not. > >I have been trying to locate any trace of the John Nevill who accompanied >Moses Nevill and Thomas Welch and their Mitchell sister wives to Ontario >but I can find no trace of him at all (so far). I don't know what his >relationship was to Moses but he wasn't a son. > > Paddy > >

Jan: Wow! Good stuff! Dorothy Kimbrel was my great aunt, by the way (Grandpa's sister). She did an awful lot of good work, and those working on my line owe a lot to her. You know, as a matter of elimination, I'm starting to think that this French line is the most likely one for me. I think it is fairly clear that John of Port Tobacco is not my ancestor, Richard Nevitt is not a Neville at all, and while there are a few "unaccounted for" lines around MD at the right time (prior to 1720s), Edward (d. 1756, Cecil, MD) had to come from SOMEWHERE (I suppose he could have gotten off a boat himself, but there's no record of it). But yes, the Cecil group you ID is in fact my line. Items: Do you have any evidence of any SC Nevilles moving to MD? I'd like to eliminate them right away, unless you think there's a reason not to. Edward died in 1756 and has been succeeded by nine or ten generations of Johns (myself included). That his father, grandfather and brother were named Jean/John wouldn't surprise me. Please clarify: it was Edward's father who was the doctor, right? Not the original immigrant? Do we have any idea what kind of Doctor? Other than the name and timing, I know of no further evidence that Edward came from New York. Any ideas for further research? My brother Pete is going to post our line again, as he has worked out a detailed version. He promised he'd post it today. I've added John Neufville (d. before 1753, Berkely Co., SC) to the Founders list. He's the right guy in that line, right? Thanks again, let me know if you have any other thoughts! >---------- >From: jdfaulk@hop-uky.campus.mci.net[SMTP:jdfaulk@hop-uky.campus.mci.net] >Sent: Saturday, August 09, 1997 1:25 AM >To: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: Jean deNeufville > >At 12:27 PM 8/8/97 -0400, you wrote: >> >>Gabe: > >>Sorry but I have made no such discovery and I don't recall saying that. >>It is merely a possibility. What I may have said is that my Nevills here >>in Ontario married into the SECORD (SICARD) family who were of Huguenot >>ancestry and whose home when coming to North America was in New Rochelle, >>N.Y. as was Dr. Jean Neufvilles. The above mentioned marriage took >>place in 1808 which is a long time removed from Dr. John Neufville of New >>Rochelle. There is of course a chance that these families were >>acquainted back in New Rochelle; it was a small settlement so they >>likely were but whether that would be remembered in Ontario more than >>100 years later is doubtful. However it is certainly worth exploring the >>possibility of our Nevill ancestors in MD being of Huguenot ancestry. >> >> >>Last week I wrote to The Huguenot Society in N.Y. State asking if they >>have any information on John Neufville in their files and if so could I >>purchase copies. I will post the results if and when I obtain any. >> >> Paddy >_________________________ >Paddy, > >My last post went out before I read your reply. I am interested to hear >what you learn about Dr. Jean. > >In response to Neufvilles in New Rochelle and Nevilles in Cecil Co., MD, >here is what I have: > >According to a correspondent, Dorothy Neville Kimbrell, in 1690 Dr. Jean de >Neufville from Tours, France, purchased land in New Rochelle, NY. He had a >son John b. 1678. This son John died before 1710, leaving two young sons, >Edward and John. > >The same correspondent indicated that Edward, son of Dr. Jean above, could >possibly be the Edward Neville who appeared in Cecil Co., MD, in early >1700s. In Cecil Co., MD, an Edward and Thomas Neville appeared in court >records on 28 April 1721. An Edward Neville and his wife Mary of St. Mary >Ann Parish, Cecil Co., MD, had issue: William (b. 1719), Thomas (b. 1721), >Sara (b. 1727), Joseph (b. 1729), James (b. 1732), and John (b. 1740). Thus >far, I have not heard or seen anything which links Edward, son of Jean de >Neufville, and Edward Neville of Cecil Co., MD. (This is your line isn't >it, Gabe? Would you mind posting your lineage again. I must have joined >this list after you did this. The info. I have on this line is from Dorothy >Neville Kimbrell.) > >I will post what I have researched on NY and SC Neufville family since it >may connect with information some of the rest of you have. > >From HISTORY OF HUGUENOT EMIGRATION TO AMERICA by Chas. Baird: John de >Neufville, b. ca 1639, in Tours, France. May 3, 1712 will in New Rochelle, >New York names wife Rachel le Vilain, native of isle of St. Christopher. >Will probated 21 Dec. 1716. Everything was left to widow, so we have a widow >Rachel Neufville/Neville in early 1700s. (How's that for muddying the >waters, Ren?) New Rochelle, NY 1698 census shows following children with >John/Jean and Rachel Neufville: John, age 20; Prudence, age 18; Mary, age >16; Jeanne, age 14; James Peter, age 12; Sehe(?) age 8; Josias, age 7; >Rachel, age 6; Martha, age 3. This gives you an idea of who was running >around up North with a Neufville surname which was often corrupted to >Neuville/Neaville/Neville because the f is silent when the French >pronunciation is used. > >From COLLECTIONS OF THE HUGUENOT SOCIETY OF AMERICA / VOL. I/ REGISTERS OF >THE BIRTHS/ MARRIAGES/ AND DEATHS OF THE "ENGLISE FRANCOISE A LA NOUVELLE >YORK" FROM 1688 TO 1804, p. 165: Baptesme- Auiourdhuy dimanche 6e de May >1722 aprest las predication du soir monsr. Rou a Baptise' Jean Noviles ne' >le 27e darvil dernr. fils de guillaume Noviles et de Susanne son Epouse >presente' au St. Baptesme par daniel Beau et Jeane Renaud parrain et >Marainne. > L: ROU Pasteur. W. NEVILE > DANIEL BEAU > JEANNE RENAUD > >[I posted the above exactly as written in source in case my college French >paraphase is not close enough to exact translation: English French in New >York- On 6 May 1722, Pastor Rou baptized Jean Noviles, born 27 April, son of >Willam and Susanne Noviles. Daniel Beau and Jeane Renaud, godfather and >godmother. Signed: W. Nevile, Daniel Beau, Jeanne Renaud] > >From 30,000 NAMES OF IMMIGRANTS IN PENNSYLVANIA by Daniel Rupp, p. 463: >"Names of Males at New Rochelle [NY] in 1710" includes John Neffveile, age >69, and Josiah Neffveile, age 18. > >Neufvilles are also found in early 1700s in area of Charleston, South >Carolina. At one time, I thought I had found a link between John Neufville >of Charleston in early 1700s and those in New Rochelle, but I have since >decided that there is not enough evidence. > >Notes on migration patterns: During the reign of Louis XIV, persecution of >French Protestants, the Huguenots, became acute. In the last fifteen years >of the 17th century, thousands of the most talented people of France fled to >Switzerland, Holland, and British Isles. A scattering of Huguenots were >settling in South Carolina between 1670 and 1680. Around 500 were in >Charleston area by 1700, but no large groups arrived until 1732 and again in >1764. Almost on the eve of the Revolution, Huguenot colonists were given >land in what is now McCormick County in the rugged up-country of SC. The >settlement was named New Bordeaux and was southwest of Abbeville, which was >also settled by French. According to one source (which I can't find right >now), SC is said to be the first place the Huguenots settled in the >colonies. One group of Huguenot settlers arrived in "Manikintown," VA, (on >James River) in 1690 and another in 1699. Many of these emigrants moved >farther south, settling on the river Trent, a branch of the Neuse, in North >Carolina, where a colony was established in 1707. Around 1683, many >Huguenots settled in and around Germantown, Pennsylvania. Initial >settlements in Frederick Co., MD, occurred around and before 1735. New >Rochelle, in Westchester Co., NY, was settled by Huguenots from Rochelle, a >seaport-town of France. [They may have come to NY by way of another country >sympathetic to the plight of the brutally persecuted Calvinist Huguenots; >thus the country of birth for a child born during the time of Huguenot >emigration might be listed as England. My note - Jan] (Sources: SOUTH >CAROLINA / A HISTORY by Louis B. Wright. MEMORIALS OF THE HUGUENOTS by A. >Stapleton. COLLECTIONS OF HUGUENOT SOCIETY, VOL. I - see above.) An >interesting side note: In addition to typical French given names such as >Robert, Jean/John, Guilluame/William, and Philip, many male Huguenot given >names were Biblical, such as Zachariah, Ephraim, Daniel, Josiah, Isaiah, >Baranabas, Jacob, Gabriel, and all of the apostles' names. Rachel was also >a popular given name for girls (as in New Rochelle). > >In Joseph Habersham's HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS / VOL. I, p. 222: "182. >NEUFVILLE- >In Sunday's constitution I read a letter signed by James Neuville in which >he stated that the family of Neuville settled in different parts of the >states including South Carolina. Elizabeth Neufville (a Huguenot) was the >wife of James Moore, second Colonial Governor of South Carolina...There are >two sons of the late Frank Neufville living in Atlanta. Their father was >raised in Savannah, Georgia. The writer of the letter published had the >name spelled in many ways. The name in my family is dated in 1700 >Neufville..." > >1726-1737: Rebecca Flavell to John Neufville, leases and releases for part >of town lot #38 in Charlestown. >1735: John Neuvuill, plat for 700 acres in Berkley County, SC. >1736: John Neufille, land grant for 700 acres in Berkley County, SC. >In THE HUGUENOTS OF COLONIAL SOUTH CAROLINA by A. H. Hirsch: Neufville name >found in records in 1730s. >John Neufville #1 had apparently died before 1753 when the following case >appeared in SC court: Jacob Martin, survivor of John Neufville vs. Hugh >Cartwright, judgement roll, 1753 (SC Dept. of Archives and History >Alaphabetical Index). > >DAR LINEAGE BOOK, VOL. 159, p. 285: John Neufville (1725-1804) appointed by >Provincial Government, 1775, one of committee of three to seize British mail >at port of Charleston. John was born in England and died in Charleston, SC. >He married in 1746 to Martha Rogers (1728-1779). Thier daughter Christian >Neufville (1750-1841) m. John Hyslop. > >DAR LINEAGE BOOK, VOL. 140, p. 109: [Contradictory information - Jan] John >Neufville (1727-1804), intercepter of important dispatches; b. and d. in >South Carolina; married Elizabeth Moore (1730-1807) in 1749. [Was the above >Martha Rogers the first wife? - Jan] Their son: Isaac Neufville (1767-1817) >m. 1794 Ann Simons. Son of Isaac and Ann: Benjamin Simons Neufville >(1802-1855) m. in 1831 to Harriet Elenor Gray (1807-1893). Son of Benj. and >Harriet: Benjamin Kohne Neufville (1834-1904) m. Julia Torr (1835-1877). > >SC WILLS, VOL. 29, p. 717 & 718 (SC Dept. of Archive and History, Columbia, >SC): >John Neufville of Charleston, SC, names wife Elizabeth, and sons John >Neufville, Edward Neufville, Peter Marshall Neufville, Isaac Neufville, and >dau. Elizabeth Neufville [witnesses not listed on copy I have - Jan]. >Proved on 9 Nov. 1804. (Will Book 1800-1807, Book D, p. 501) > >South Carolina, District of Charleston, Ordinarys Office, July 13, 1834: >"I certify that satisfactory evidence was adduced(?) to me to prove that >Eliza Kohne - widow - a sister of the deceased - John - William - and >Benjamin Neufville, sons of the late Isaac Neufville - a brother of the >Deceased - are the Representatives and the only heirs at law in fee(?) to >Dr. Willm. Neufville who was a Surgeon in the South Carolina Line under the >commanding Officers in the same- Given under my hand and Seal of Office, >this thirteenth day of July 1834. Thomas Lehre Junr. Ordinary Charleston >District [This came from the folder of Revolutionary War service of William >Neufville, I think - Jan] >_____________________________ > > >

At 01:11 AM 8/11/97 -0400, you wrote: >At 03:50 PM 8/8/97 -0400, you wrote: >>Jan, > Anyway, if memory doesn't totally fail >>me, one of my James' brothers was the commander of Fort Pitt and I "think?" >>he stayed in PA. >______________ >Sandi, > >The popularly accepted brother of James Nevill who migrated from Fauquier >Co., VA, to Barren Co., KY, is General John Nevill who was commander at Ft. >Pitt. Proof of the connection between John and James has eluded >researchers, although a connection seems likely. Our own Ren Neville is >descended from Gen. John. >_______________ > >>Also, another possibility for PA Neville families was a >>James Nevill who was a land agent for William Penn in New Jersey in the >>1680's. I have never found any relationship between him and OUR John, but, >>who knows, back in Eng. anything is possible. >_______________ >Are you referring to the Ark and Dove John? The James you mention is >interesting. I wonder who his descendants were? > >I am glad to meet someone else whose family spells the name the way mine >does. My grandfather was aware that the orignal spelling of our name was >Neville or Nevill, and knew in which generations the spelling began to >change. Have you posted your line? I can't seem to find it. How does it >connect with James of Barren Co.? > >Jan > >I am new at this and just found you all yesterday. I am a decendant of the St Mary's Neville family that migrated to Fauquier > > >

At 03:50 PM 8/8/97 -0400, you wrote: >Jan, Anyway, if memory doesn't totally fail >me, one of my James' brothers was the commander of Fort Pitt and I "think?" >he stayed in PA. ______________ Sandi, The popularly accepted brother of James Nevill who migrated from Fauquier Co., VA, to Barren Co., KY, is General John Nevill who was commander at Ft. Pitt. Proof of the connection between John and James has eluded researchers, although a connection seems likely. Our own Ren Neville is descended from Gen. John. _______________ >Also, another possibility for PA Neville families was a >James Nevill who was a land agent for William Penn in New Jersey in the >1680's. I have never found any relationship between him and OUR John, but, >who knows, back in Eng. anything is possible. _______________ Are you referring to the Ark and Dove John? The James you mention is interesting. I wonder who his descendants were? I am glad to meet someone else whose family spells the name the way mine does. My grandfather was aware that the orignal spelling of our name was Neville or Nevill, and knew in which generations the spelling began to change. Have you posted your line? I can't seem to find it. How does it connect with James of Barren Co.? Jan

At 05:07 PM 8/3/97 -0700, you wrote: >Well group, you did pretty good last week, we found some cousins of Pete >and Gabe, so lets try these on: > > >ELLEN NEVILLE b: 1822 in Louisana, dau. of Thomas Neville and Jane >McHugh, m. William Shaw Jr. who had Shaw issue, then to Borkskey, then >to Weyant. --------------------------- Ren, This should connect with the Denis Neville line in LA. I posted information on them a few weeks ago. The Spanish and French records spelled Jane's name variously as Mackey, McKey, and Mackew. Jan

On Thu, 31 Jul 1997, MRS BARBARA A MCNAMER wrote: > Glenn, > I don't suppose you know anything about Mary Elliott who was the step- > mother of Joseph Neville in Fauquier Co VA. I just happen to have > some Elliott's there. > Do any of your books have a Neville family in Alabama? (Elisha > Neville b. abt 1827) > Barbara > Barbara, About all I know of Mary Elliott is that she married Joseph Neville, Sr. on 20 Dec. 1777 in Fauquier Co., VA as stated on p. 16 of A 370-YR HISTORY by Joseph B. Neville, 1988. On the same page of the book it says that Joseph Neville, Jr., in a letter dated March 15, 1806, wrote, "My step mother I expect will not hold out many days." It is also stated that this couple are listed in the IGI as kept by the LDS church in Salt Lake City. Possibly they would have better dates and could give Mary's parentage, etc. Some of this same Elliott family probably married into the Bohannon family which intermarried with the Nevilles. I'm sure I've seen reference to an Elliott Bohannon. Regarding Elisha Neville, I have no information. I believe someone else on the list may info. regarding him as I have not tried to keep up with the NC and AL Nevilles at this point. Sincerely, Glenn Gohr (Neville List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org

Jan, You made reference to Nevilles in Halifax county ,NC." Some evidence points to my other Neville line being related to those in Granville/Halifax/Orange Co., North Carolina area." Could you send me a Gedcom with this info to help me build my file on this family in this area. Many thanks. I posted an earlier listing today of the family in that area. -- Best Regards And Have A Good Day, Jesse M. Lawrence Jr. <jmljr@flash.net> Owner -Highland Oaks Ranch 5300 East McKinney Road Home: 940-243-5068 Denton ,Texas 76208 Fax: 940-243-0198 I am researching family histories for Pittman, Lawrence, Copeland, Wheeler, Neville.I would like to share info by FTW or GEDCOM files attached to email, regular email or snail mail,whichever is most convenient and efficient for all. <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/w/Jesse-M-Lawrence/>

Can anyone help me expand my data base for the family listed below. This is the family of my step-father who recently passed away.I am trying to better document the family.Primarily Va & NC I believe. Direct Descendants of William Neville 1 William Neville Born: Abt. 1615 Died: Bef. Apr 25, 1665 in Isle of Wight County,Virginia .... 2 John Neviile Born: Abt. 1650 Died: 1690-1704 in Nansemon County or Isle of Wight County,Virginia ........ +Elizabeth Reynolds Born: Abt. 1650 .......... 3 Benjamin Neville Born: Abt. 1685 in Nansemond County,Va. Died: 1758 in Halifax County,NC ................ 4 Benjamin Neville,Jr. Born: Abt. 1750 .................... +Lucretia Smith ...................... 5 Thomas Neville Born: 1785-1790 Died: Abt. 1830 ........................... +Sally T Greene Born: 1781-1782 Died: Aug 1883 in Halifax County,NC m: Abt. 1815 ............................. 6 [1] Elijah Kindred Neville Born: May 22, 1817 in Halifax County,NC Died: Jan 6, 1884 in Halifax County,NC ................................. +Emily Francis Bradley Born: Dec 15, 1831 Died: Jul 23, 1890 m: Jan 4, 1851 in Edgecombe County,NC Bond# 000044608 ................................... 7 Augustus Neville Born: Jun 10, 1862 in Halifax County,NC Died: Jan 26, 1934 in Halifax County,NC ....................................... +Mary Louise Bellamy Born: Jul 10, 1873 in Edgecombe County,NC Died: Jul 11, 1938 in Enfield,North Carolina m: May 6, 1896 in Halifax County,nc ......................................... 8 Ruth Neville Born: Abt. 1898 Died: Abt. 1994 in Enfield,NC ......................................... 8 Cecil Neville Born: Feb 17, 1899 Died: in Scotland Neck,NC ......................................... 8 Leon Neville Born: Feb 2, 1901 in Enfield,NC Died: Mar 9, 1974 in Enfield,NC ......................................... 8 Augustus Neville,Jr. Born: Feb 7, 1903 Died: Mar 7, 1987 in Spring Hope,NC ......................................... 8 Robert Edwin Neville Born: Nov 25, 1906 Died: Oct 27, 1989 in Enfield,NC ......................................... 8 Murray Collins Neville Born: Nov 26, 1912 in Enfield,NC Died: May 26, 1997 in Bedford,Va. ......................................... 8 Claire Neville Born: Mar 12, 1909 Died: Feb 23, 1997 in Buried in Enfield cemetary,NC ................................... 7 Edwin Neville Born: Abt. 1858 ................................... 7 Frank Lesley Neville Born: Abt. 1878 ................................... 7 Leon Neville Born: Dec 9, 1873 Died: Nov 23, 1899 ................................... 7 Sally Ellen Neville Born: Nov 23, 1857 Died: Nov 27, 1947 in Enfield,NC ................................... 7 Ida"Sisi" Neville Born: Abt. 1862 ................................... 7 Elijah Kindred Neville,Jr. Born: Dec 1, 1867 Died: May 1967 ............................. *2nd Wife of [1] Elijah Kindred Neville: ................................. +Sarah Braswell Born: Abt. 1820 m: Abt. 1872 ............................. 6 Elias G Neville Born: Abt. 1819 ............................. 6 Amanda C Neville Born: Abt. 1821 ............................. 6 Eliza Neville Born: Abt. 1823 ............................. 6 Martha Shearins Neville Born: Abt. 1825 ............................. 6 Rebecca Norwood Neville Born: Abt. 1827 ............................. 6 West Neville Born: Abt. 1829 ...................... 5 Reddin Neville Born: Abt. 1787 ...................... 5 Martha Neville Born: Abt. 1789 ...................... 5 Elizabeth Neville Born: Abt. 1791 ...................... 5 Patrick Henry Neville Born: Abt. 1793 Died: Feb 1856 in Halifax County,NC ...................... 5 James Neville Born: Abt. 1794 .......... 3 Martha Neville Born: Abt. 1687 .......... 3 John Neville,Jr. Born: Abt. 1689 Died: 1730 in Isle of Wight County,Virginia .... 2 Roger Neviile Born: Abt. 1652 -- Best Regards And Have A Good Day, Jesse M. Lawrence <jmljr@flash.net> Owner -Highland Oaks Ranch 5300 East McKinney Road Home: 940-243-5068 Denton ,Texas 76208 Fax: 940-243-0198 I am researching family histories for Pittman,Lawrence, Copeland,Wheeler I would like to share info by FTW or GEDCOM files attached to email, regular email or snail mail,whichever is most convenient and efficient for all <http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/a/w/Jesse-M-Lawrence/>

Glen and Jeanne: After reading Jeanne's message about having 11,000 messages about to download, I have a question.... Jeanne are you a list owner for another surname through rootsweb, or were these just in your box? If rootsweb or the Neville's list is spammed, does that mean that our personal computers will be spammed? If we see 11,000 messages waiting to load, do we just push stop? What do we do then? Won't those messages still be waiting to load? I guess that means we would lose other messages? Kathy

jdfaulk@hop-uky.campus.mci.net wrote: > > Sandy, > > Thank you for posting the Wayne Co., KY references. Have you found a > connection between the Wayne Co. Nevils and James in Barren Co. who came > from Fauquier Co., VA in 1770's or '80's? > > Jan > ______________________________________ Do you have a list of children for James Nevill of Barren Co, KY? I am trying to identify the parents of an Elihu Nevill in my line. He was born in Kentucky in 1803 and his brothers name was George W. Nevill. I think James and Phoebe may be his parents but don't know for sure. Thanks, James Graham

Hi Jan: > Paddy, > > My last post went out before I read your reply. I am interested to hear > what you learn about Dr. Jean. As soon as I hear anything I will let you know. Thanks for the interesting information you posted; I will give it a thorough read. Paddy

On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Neville, Gabe wrote: > Paddy, > > Thanks for the info. Just to clarify: I didn't mean to put any words in > your mouth. Some of what I posted came from information my great aunt > dug out years ago. But didn't you have some information that Moses > Neville might have been descended from Huguenots from New York? If not, > I apologize for my bad memory! > Hi Gabe: No I have no information to suggest that Moses was of Huguenot descent or that he had any connection to N.Y. Wish I had even that much of a lead but no, sorry, I do not. I have been trying to locate any trace of the John Nevill who accompanied Moses Nevill and Thomas Welch and their Mitchell sister wives to Ontario but I can find no trace of him at all (so far). I don't know what his relationship was to Moses but he wasn't a son. Paddy

Glenn: Thanks for the info/follow up on the spamming problem... its getting a bit scary out there <g>... one day I logged on, and there were over 11,000 emails about to download... luckily I was able to back out in time. This surely is a medium that we all have to look out for each other. Jeanne

Group, Below is an important message. Our list was spared from the spamming discussed but I wanted everyone to be aware of the situation. Just as spammers destroyed the family lists set up through MAISER a few months ago, someone else is sending advertisements and causing problems on the various surname lists currently run through ROOTSWEB. (Rootsweb has approximately 1500 different surname lists.) All the various genealogy programs offered through Rootsweb http://www.rootsweb.com/roots-l/ are legitimate (and most of these are free). Also, John Fuller's information is legitimate. (He is co-author of Genealogy Resources on the Internet.) But I cannot endorse Genforum because of the following message and other messages which I have recently received. Cliff Shaw seems to want people to send in GEDCOMS and other information which one day he will sell to others at a profit. As an effort to prevent such spamming, I have asked Rootsweb to close our surname list so that only persons who have subscribed to a list will be able to send messages to the list. Hopefully this will prevent some outside Spammer from posting unwanted messages. The procedure for subscribing to the Neville List and for posting messages still remains the same. It just means that only subscribed members will be able to post messages. I hope this is clear. Thanks, Glenn Gohr (Neville List Manager) ggohr01@mail.orion.org PLEASE READ: --------------------------- <forward> The Genforum genealogy site is currently having a legal dispute with rootsweb over copyright infringement. Cliff Shaw seems to think that anything that he can find on the internet is free for the taking, just remove the copyright information. Genforum is run by Cliff Shaw. There has been a lot of discussion lately on the listowners mailing list about GenForum. Basically, the "GenForum Staff" is alleged to have plagiarized the web pages of John Fuller "http://users.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html" to develop the GenForum web site. At the time GenForum site went on the web, there was significant evidence to their "theft" on the GenForum web site. The proof was that virtually every surname from John's site was listed on GenForum, including all of the variations or lack of variations as listed at John's site. This includes the variation of SHOCKEY that I gave John permission to use and leaves out similar but unrelated names such as SCHOCKEY and SHOCKLEY. This Cliff Shaw removes any postings that mention how to subscribe to mailing lists for surname or county/state mailing lists. He contacts your ISP and asks that they stop providing service to you for your using of profanity if you use either the words "mailing list" or "RootsWeb" in any postings made at Genforum. Overnight, Genforum SPAMMED the RootsWeb servers causing them to be shut down for repairs and the loss or delay in many postings to over 1000 lists. I sincerely hope that he loses the legal battles that he is facing. Theft of copyrighted materials will ruin genealogy on the internet if not stopped quickly. Les ------ Les Shockey email address = lshockey@emwv.com RootsWeb Listowner for the SHOCKEY family discussion group.