Ren Neville wrote: Kathy, your dates look good to me since I don't have any.... What dates do you have for William Neville. What dates do you have for Roger Neville. Was Rogers wife Elizabeth a Skinner? (must be?) Notes: Trimble in American Origins, William Nevill, who lived in Isle of Wight Co., VA as early as March 1642/3, was probably the first of this family in America. He died before 1665, and his widow ( ) probably married Arthur Skinner, since on April 25, 1665, his son Roger Nevill sold his interest in Williams land to his "father in Law", Arthur Skinner. On May 16, 1665, John Nevill and his wife Elizabeth of Nansemond Co., VA sold Arthur Skinner 125 acres granted to Neville. Source: Isle of Wight VA deeds. By this I would assume that Arthur Skinner's daughter ( ) married Roger Nevill, as apposed to "step-father" who married the widow Neville...or is it both? Also since John Nevill and wife Elizabeth sold to Arthur Skinner, wouldn't this make Roger and John brothers since they both sold their interests in the subject land (maybe not) within 21 days? From John Bennett Baddie, pages 235 and 236, in part. Nevill....William Neville was first of his family in the countyr. In March 1642-43, the general assembly enacted that the boundaries of Isle of Wight "shall extend from the main river into the woods southerly into and including the plantations of William Neville And Robert Pitt" Isle of Wight Co., VA deed book 13,, p 325: December 24, 1775...John Bullock and Sarah, his wife, etc., ......see below Indenture dated August 7, 1672 between John Seward of Bristol, Merchant, sells to another merchant in Bristol, all of John Sewards Dividend of land "Levy Neck" in the whole patent of Warwick squeak. listed....Roger Nevil If anyone has the genealogy of these turkeys put together, would really appreciate a copy. take care......Ren