Lawrence, We are desendents of Nicholas Thomas Nevill from Madison County, TN. We are trying to figure out which Nevill family he is connnected to. I will post N. T. and his children. Regards, Randy L. Nevill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Pool" <PoolL@theriver.com> To: <NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 11:29 PM Subject: [NEVILLE-L] RE: Granderson D. Neville > Randy - My great-grandfather was Grandison Dandrige NEVILL(E), born 21 Aug > 1812 in Montgomery Co., TN. He and your "Granderson D. Neville" could be > the same person - right? > > Are connected to this family? > > I am curious, who is Roxann (the person to which you are replying)? > > Lawrence D. Pool > Tucson, AZ > Some of the surnames in my family: > POOL - ANTHONY, SELF, STATON, RICHERSON, NORTON, POUND, LINSCOTT > LYONS - NICKELL, McCALL, ELY, LITTLE, REID, MATTHEIS > COOK - MOUCHET, NEW, TAYLOR, ATKINSON, MUNN > NEVILL - WALKER, WALTON, PARKS > > -----Original Message----- > From: Randy L. Nevill [mailto:liven@txucom.net] > Sent: Wednesday, 03 October, 2001 7:10 AM > To: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NEVILLE-L] Granderson D. Neville & David Weakly > > Roxann, > > I got a backup that is usable, that I will be editing today. What I did with > the census of Dodson Nevill 1840 is looked at the 1850 census and filled in > the best I could off the census and early marriages in Madison County. > Nicholas was there he was bondsman in the marriage of James N. Watt, before > he married Mary Watt. Richard and Sarah are in the home with them. Dodson is > in Gibson County in 1832 in the lawsuit. He did not have to be in Gibson > County, to be on the Sheriff's list of free men in Gibson County in 1830, he > is there as well as the 1830 census of Lincoln County. Lincoln County had > annexed some Alabama Indian Territory in that time frame. I have checked the > neighboring counties in Alabama. Checked Limestone and Madison County > Alabama very closely and found nothing. The Nevill families there didn't > appear to be related to ours. We will need to watch the first names very > closely on the early members of the family. Dodson, Richard, Zachariah, > Griffin, Lydia, Lizzie,! > Elizabeth Jane Nevill, the oldest daughter of Nicholas, Jane Statum is with > Zachariah. Looking at the age of Zachariah's family group it is not likely > they came directly from North Carolina. James is one and Lydia is seventy > five.These names are not common to all the families when combined. I feel > the key is going to be Zachariah Nevill and his family. Zachariah doesn't > fit in with Dodson's children, he is not a sibling to Nicholas but maybe a > first cousin. The older Lydia is old enough to be his Grand Mother. He names > his daughter Lydia. I have found a Lydia Nevill in North Carolina, but is > wasn't the right one. It is possible that they will be related to some of > the early Nevill Family from North Carolina. That was may interest in > Carroll County, and the Mathis lawsuit. Working in five mile bands this is a > close call. I have went with the Nevill spelling because of Richard & > Zachariah, however Dodson was using Nevil,Nevils at times. I did not find a > connection to the Zach! > ariah Nevill in Tuscaloosa Alabama, but this family used Watt for a middle > name and there was some other similarities. I have met one member of this > family, he had black hair and a completion like many in Dad's generation. He > did look a lot like them. I don't believe they are that closely related just > a similar genetic mix. This is in the Ivan Nevill book that I have > previously mentioned. It is my feeling that Jane (Nevill?) Statum married in > TN. She and Zachariah maybe siblings. Something else I found that was > interesting was David Weakly, & David Weakly, SR and Granderson D. Neville > are on the 1840 census index 209, 215, 203, of Dickson County. Nicholas > Thomas Nevill names a son David Weakly Nevill. > > Regards, > Randy L. Nevill > > > ==== NEVILLE Mailing List ==== > Please do NOT send attachments to the list. Rootsweb surname lists do not accept attachments. > >

Randy - I will await the info on N. T. and his children. Larry -----Original Message----- From: Randy L. Nevill [mailto:liven@txucom.net] Sent: Thursday, 04 October, 2001 5:54 AM To: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NEVILLE-L] RE: Granderson D. Neville Lawrence, We are desendents of Nicholas Thomas Nevill from Madison County, TN. We are trying to figure out which Nevill family he is connnected to. I will post N. T. and his children. Regards, Randy L. Nevill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Pool" <PoolL@theriver.com> To: <NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 11:29 PM Subject: [NEVILLE-L] RE: Granderson D. Neville > Randy - My great-grandfather was Grandison Dandrige NEVILL(E), born 21 Aug > 1812 in Montgomery Co., TN. He and your "Granderson D. Neville" could be > the same person - right? > > Are connected to this family? > > I am curious, who is Roxann (the person to which you are replying)? > > Lawrence D. Pool > Tucson, AZ > Some of the surnames in my family: > POOL - ANTHONY, SELF, STATON, RICHERSON, NORTON, POUND, LINSCOTT > LYONS - NICKELL, McCALL, ELY, LITTLE, REID, MATTHEIS > COOK - MOUCHET, NEW, TAYLOR, ATKINSON, MUNN > NEVILL - WALKER, WALTON, PARKS > > -----Original Message----- > From: Randy L. Nevill [mailto:liven@txucom.net] > Sent: Wednesday, 03 October, 2001 7:10 AM > To: NEVILLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NEVILLE-L] Granderson D. Neville & David Weakly > > Roxann, > > I got a backup that is usable, that I will be editing today. What I did with > the census of Dodson Nevill 1840 is looked at the 1850 census and filled in > the best I could off the census and early marriages in Madison County. > Nicholas was there he was bondsman in the marriage of James N. Watt, before > he married Mary Watt. Richard and Sarah are in the home with them. Dodson is > in Gibson County in 1832 in the lawsuit. He did not have to be in Gibson > County, to be on the Sheriff's list of free men in Gibson County in 1830, he > is there as well as the 1830 census of Lincoln County. Lincoln County had > annexed some Alabama Indian Territory in that time frame. I have checked the > neighboring counties in Alabama. Checked Limestone and Madison County > Alabama very closely and found nothing. The Nevill families there didn't > appear to be related to ours. We will need to watch the first names very > closely on the early members of the family. Dodson, Richard, Zachariah, > Griffin, Lydia, Lizzie,! > Elizabeth Jane Nevill, the oldest daughter of Nicholas, Jane Statum is with > Zachariah. Looking at the age of Zachariah's family group it is not likely > they came directly from North Carolina. James is one and Lydia is seventy > five.These names are not common to all the families when combined. I feel > the key is going to be Zachariah Nevill and his family. Zachariah doesn't > fit in with Dodson's children, he is not a sibling to Nicholas but maybe a > first cousin. The older Lydia is old enough to be his Grand Mother. He names > his daughter Lydia. I have found a Lydia Nevill in North Carolina, but is > wasn't the right one. It is possible that they will be related to some of > the early Nevill Family from North Carolina. That was may interest in > Carroll County, and the Mathis lawsuit. Working in five mile bands this is a > close call. I have went with the Nevill spelling because of Richard & > Zachariah, however Dodson was using Nevil,Nevils at times. I did not find a > connection to the Zach! > ariah Nevill in Tuscaloosa Alabama, but this family used Watt for a middle > name and there was some other similarities. I have met one member of this > family, he had black hair and a completion like many in Dad's generation. He > did look a lot like them. I don't believe they are that closely related just > a similar genetic mix. This is in the Ivan Nevill book that I have > previously mentioned. It is my feeling that Jane (Nevill?) Statum married in > TN. She and Zachariah maybe siblings. Something else I found that was > interesting was David Weakly, & David Weakly, SR and Granderson D. Neville > are on the 1840 census index 209, 215, 203, of Dickson County. Nicholas > Thomas Nevill names a son David Weakly Nevill. > > Regards, > Randy L. Nevill