Millie Jane O'Neal and John Reese my ggrandparents migrated from Bedford Co. TN to Gallatin Co. Il after 1870. I found this family on the 1870 census of Bedford Co. TN. [email protected] [email protected] wrote: > I wish I knew. He is almost always found as James R. I've wondered if it > stood for Reece or Reese as a grandson was given that name. It's only a > guess! > > Dorann

Hi~ Here is what I have on Wm b 1734 children, he is my direct ancestor also, his children are #2's: Descendants of William O'Neall 1 William O'NEALL Born: November 05, 1734 in Christiana, DE d: November 05, 1786 in Bush River, Laurens Dist, SC Fact 1: 1765 moved to SC . +Mary FROST Born: May 16, 1738 in VA d: December 11, 1809 in Bush River,Laurens Dist, SC m: July 06, 1761 in Winchester, VA . 2 Abijah O'NEALL Born: January 21, 1762 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA d: May 09, 1823 in Port William, Greene Co., OH ..... +Anne KELLY Born: February 23, 1758 in Camden, SC d: April 21, 1831 in Waynesville, Warren Co., OH m: December 09, 1784 in Newberry District, SC . 2 Sarah (Sallie) O'NEALE Born: July 18, 1764 in Winchester, Frederick Co., VA d: Aft 1840 in Shelby Co., KY ..... +Elisha Milstered FORD Born: November 24, 1757 in Fairfax Co. VA d: September 29, 1833 in Shelby Co. KY Fact 2: Am Rev soldier 8 yrs. m: March 09, 1784 in Newberry Co., SC Fact 3: Settled on 6 mile Creek in Shelby Co. Fact 4: 1799 helped establish Six Mile Baptist Church Fact 5: Church clerk for 12 years, now called Christianburg . 2 Hugh O'NEALL Born: June 10, 1767 in Laurens District, SC d: October 18, 1848 in Newberry District, SC ..... +Anne KELLY Born: August 12, 1767 in Springfield, SC d: October 05, 1850 in Newberry, SC m: November 10, 1792 in Bush River, SC . 2 William NEAL Born: February 14, 1770 in Laurens District, SC d: 1806 in OH ..... +Mary Rachel ELMORE . 2 John O'NEALL Born: March 16, 1773 in Newberry, SC d: 1822 in Washington Co., Indiana ..... +Hepzibah GILBERT Born: September 24, 1774 in Lexinton Co., SC m: November 27, 1792 in Bush River MM, Newberry SC . 2 Henry Frost O'NEALL Born: January 10, 1776 in Lauren's Dist., SC d: November 17, 1852 in Greene Co. Cass Township, IN Fact 1: 1800 Union Co, SC Federal Census Fact 2: 1844 Went to SC to retrieve Henry Miles' children to IN Fact 3: These grandchildren lived with him til he died ..... +Mary MILES Born: August 27, 1782 in VA d: October 27, 1845 in Greene Co., IN m: December 06, 1797 in Bush River Meeting, SC . 2 Thomas O'NEALL Born: February 02, 1779 in Bush River , SC d: Abt 1842 in Miami Co., OH ..... +Sarah EVANS Born: September 22, 1777 m: January 01, 1800 in Bush River , SC . 2 Mary Ann O'NEALL Born: December 14, 1781 in SC d: July 15, 1782 in Sc Hope this helps, Jill ---------- : From: [email protected] : To: [email protected] : Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal : Date: Monday, September 28, 1998 1:49 PM : : : Who were William O'Neal's (of 1734 vintage) children? : : Pat : [email protected] :

Hi, Welcome~ I am the listowner and wanted to ask you to check my database online for your O'Neal, some are listed as O'Neall.....try looking at http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/oneall.htm and click on database and see if anything looks like a match, and please let me know. Hope you make a connection here! Jill O'Neall Ching ---------- : From: [email protected] : To: [email protected] : Subject: Re: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal : Date: Monday, September 28, 1998 6:09 AM : : I'm a new addition! : : My O'Neals were James O'Neal and wife Martha from NC. I don't know where or : Martha's name. They show up in Simpson County KY ca. 1820 and live out their : lives in KY, i.e., Barren and Allen counties. Know nothing about James' : siblings. : : I would surely like to find someone in NC who is missing a son James. Any : ideas? : : Thhanks. :

Pat it goes something like this: Descendants of William O'Neall 1 William O'Neall 1734 - 1786 .. +Mary Frost 1738 - 1809 . 2 Abijah O'Neall 1762 - 1823 ..... +Ann Kelly 1758 - 1831 . 2 Sarah O'Neall 1764 - Deceased ..... +Elisha Ford 1757 - 1833 . 2 Hugh O'Neall 1767 - 1848 ..... +Anne Kelly 1767 - 1850 . 2 William Neal 1770 - 1806 ..... +Mary-Rachel Elmore Unknown - Deceased . 2 John O'Neall 1773 - 1822 ..... +Hepzibah Gilbert 1774 - Deceased . 2 Henry Frost O'Neall 1776 - 1852 ..... +Mary Miles 1782 - 1845 . 2 Thomas O'Neall 1779 - 1842 ..... +Sarah Evans 1777 - . 2 Mary Ann O'Neall 1781 - 1782 Jim O'Neall [email protected] "Searching the past; Looking to the future" -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 28, 1998 6:53 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > >Who were William O'Neal's (of 1734 vintage) children? > >Pat >[email protected] >

Who were William O'Neal's (of 1734 vintage) children? Pat [email protected]

I wish I knew. He is almost always found as James R. I've wondered if it stood for Reece or Reese as a grandson was given that name. It's only a guess! Dorann

I have some James' in my line - what is the middle name of your James??

Carl & all, William O., b. 1734, is also my 5th great grandfather and I'm now 47. I'd also like to throw in that it wasn't just our earlier generations that got married at a young age.........my dad & mom were 17 & 16 respectively when they were married!! Don O'Neall

I'm a new addition! My O'Neals were James O'Neal and wife Martha from NC. I don't know where or Martha's name. They show up in Simpson County KY ca. 1820 and live out their lives in KY, i.e., Barren and Allen counties. Know nothing about James' siblings. I would surely like to find someone in NC who is missing a son James. Any ideas? Thhanks.

Good luck in the city! My O'Neil(l)'s are also connected to NYC somehow (Vaudeville at least!), I hope you get some good stuff! Sharon

Dear Cathy, I wouldn't want you to have to proceed like a box turtle! I was working from 1734, not the 1777 figure, that gave me a couple more generations to work with. Even so, the line of my O'Neall inheritance includes but three females, who were 22, 26, and 30 respectively when they gave birth to the next in decent on my line. You shouldn't feel badly about having thrown us a bone. After all, we were looking for something to chew on. It was not you we were chewing, but the bone! This list is different. I'm in only two, so I would hardly qualify as an expert, but I can contribute but little to the other, for I went there for help. No on has offered any information in the state, GA where I pick up the line. After a respectful time, I queried my couple, and got a response from a close relative who was after essentially the same material I was after. We have much to share on other mutual lines, but we could grow old waiting for knowledge of this GA pair. Neither the cousin nor I have GA research experience. I count myself very lucky to be here! Warmly, Carl gee/whiz kid wrote: > DAD I will apoligize for my math AGAIN > but I can remember,,,,oh forget it > > ............ > > Alan you're right we could have up to 8 generations between us by > now.... > consideringi 1800s for a female to be 13 and not someones fiance' or > someone new bride she be considered a old maid or spinster > now I'LL go back to lurk mode > > Sorry for sticking my 2 cents in I forgot myself and what list I was > writing to > > Kathy ONEAL > > › º > °° °° > °° °° °° ° > >>))>}}°> ªª ° > °°° > Go in PEACE,,,, >>}>}}°> °° ° > >>}}>)°>

DAD I will apoligize for my math AGAIN but I can remember,,,,oh forget it ............ Alan you're right we could have up to 8 generations between us by now.... consideringi 1800s for a female to be 13 and not someones fiance' or someone new bride she be considered a old maid or spinster now I'LL go back to lurk mode Sorry for sticking my 2 cents in I forgot myself and what list I was writing to Kathy ONEAL › º                                        °°  °°                                °°           °°          °°  °     >>))>}}°> ªª ° °°° Go in PEACE,,,, >>}>}}°> °° ° >>}}>)°>

Dear Cousins, William O'Neall b 1734 is my GGGGG grandfather, (I counted up the generations myself) I was 59 last week, My sister, a mere two years older than myself, Is a Grandma 8 times biologically, and with a little help, of 13! Carl Alan wrote: > With a severe lack of confidence in my counting ability, I had > FamilyTreeMaker calculate the g-g's between me and William O'Neal, b.1777. > According to FTM, he is my 5th great grandfather. I'm actually older than > Kathy. With about 20 years per generation there would be room for roughly 7 > or 8 generations. > > Alan > > -----Original Message----- > From: gee/whiz kid <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 6:04 PM > Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > Hi ONEALS > I have been reading with interest in this plight of WILLIAM ONEALS I too > have one about born1770s where unknown but I have a question > Who wrote in that their William ONEAL b.1777 was their > GGGGG-Grandfather?? > I only ask cause that makes that researcher the youngest researcher I > have read yet...I am pretty bad with math but at 40 years old my William > ONEAL born 1770s is only my GGG- Grandfather > I was just CURIOUS > Kathy ONEAL > > › º > °° °° > °° °° °° ° > >>))>}}°> ªª ° > °°° > Go in PEACE,,,, >>}>}}°> °° ° > >>}}>)°>

With a severe lack of confidence in my counting ability, I had FamilyTreeMaker calculate the g-g's between me and William O'Neal, b.1777. According to FTM, he is my 5th great grandfather. I'm actually older than Kathy. With about 20 years per generation there would be room for roughly 7 or 8 generations. Alan -----Original Message----- From: gee/whiz kid <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 6:04 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal Hi ONEALS I have been reading with interest in this plight of WILLIAM ONEALS I too have one about born1770s where unknown but I have a question Who wrote in that their William ONEAL b.1777 was their GGGGG-Grandfather?? I only ask cause that makes that researcher the youngest researcher I have read yet...I am pretty bad with math but at 40 years old my William ONEAL born 1770s is only my GGG- Grandfather I was just CURIOUS Kathy ONEAL › º °° °° °° °° °° ° >>))>}}°> ªª ° °°° Go in PEACE,,,, >>}>}}°> °° ° >>}}>)°>

Hi ONEALS I have been reading with interest in this plight of WILLIAM ONEALS I too have one about born1770s where unknown but I have a question Who wrote in that their William ONEAL b.1777 was their GGGGG-Grandfather?? I only ask cause that makes that researcher the youngest researcher I have read yet...I am pretty bad with math but at 40 years old my William ONEAL born 1770s is only my GGG- Grandfather I was just CURIOUS Kathy ONEAL › º                                        °°  °°                                °°           °°          °°  °     >>))>}}°> ªª ° °°° Go in PEACE,,,, >>}>}}°> °° ° >>}}>)°>

According to my records, William O'Neall b 5 Nov 1734 m 1758 Mary Frost, their son William b 1770 Mudlick, Laurens Dist. m Rachel Elmore sorry, no marriage date. Carl Alan wrote: > Do you think your William O'Neal might be the same one referenced at > http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1? Was he born in 1756? He > might be the link I need to document to link a confirmed William O'Neal in > my line to the Hugh O'Neall line. There would have been three Williams in a > row; b.1734, b.1756, and b.1777. The geography and dates make sense. > > Alan O'Neal > > -----Original Message----- > From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 12:18 PM > Subject: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > >Would like to find the maiden name of William O'Neal's wife...Her given > name > >is Elizabeth and they married about 1774. Probably in Johnston Co. NC. > >William died in 1796 in Johnston Co. NC. > > > >

Let me throw my William O'Neal into this search. I don't have any dates for him but according to his son's census records he was born in NC. His wife was Nieva (??) Sheppard and they had at least 3 sons. Allen O. O'Neal b. 9-1867, James and I don't have the name of the third one. Any help appreciated. Ann Salmon J. DeLong wrote: > I am brand spankin'new to this web and I have netscape and internet > explorer...I have unable to get to the website you suggested and wonder if > you might be able to help by telling me what I am doing wrong...The website > you suggested was:http://edenfield.org/dbase06/[email protected] > Would love to check my William O'Neal b.about 1750... > Thank you for any help you might be able to give me...Hope you are not in > New Orleans right now!!! J DeLong > -----Original Message----- > From: Alan <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 11:49 AM > Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > >Do you think your William O'Neal might be the same one referenced at > >http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1? Was he born in 1756? He > >might be the link I need to document to link a confirmed William O'Neal in > >my line to the Hugh O'Neall line. There would have been three Williams in a > >row; b.1734, b.1756, and b.1777. The geography and dates make sense. > > > >Alan O'Neal > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> > >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > >Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 12:18 PM > >Subject: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > > > > >>Would like to find the maiden name of William O'Neal's wife...Her given > >name > >>is Elizabeth and they married about 1774. Probably in Johnston Co. NC. > >>William died in 1796 in Johnston Co. NC. > >> > >> > > > >

It looks like the pound sign (#) between 00001.htm and the last 1 got translated to the at sign (@) in the URL. If you are using Internet Explorer with Outlook Express, the easiest thing to do is just click on http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1 right here. The URL should appear in a different color and underlined. Otherwise, highlight the URL in the e-mail message, copy it (Ctrl-C or Edit, Copy), then paste it (Ctrl-V or Edit, Paste) into the URL line of your browser. Let me know how it turns out. I'm not in New Orleans, but my prayers are with them. I'm in Palm Harbor, FL (Tampa Bay Area) and had to board up my house when it looked like Georges was coming here. I'm still sore from lifting plywood, but glad I did it. Hurricanes are nasty, unpredictable beasts. Alan -----Original Message----- From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 2:09 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal >I am brand spankin'new to this web and I have netscape and internet >explorer...I have unable to get to the website you suggested and wonder if >you might be able to help by telling me what I am doing wrong...The website >you suggested was:http://edenfield.org/dbase06/[email protected] >Would love to check my William O'Neal b.about 1750... >Thank you for any help you might be able to give me...Hope you are not in >New Orleans right now!!! J DeLong >-----Original Message----- >From: Alan <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 11:49 AM >Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > >>Do you think your William O'Neal might be the same one referenced at >>http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1? Was he born in 1756? He >>might be the link I need to document to link a confirmed William O'Neal in >>my line to the Hugh O'Neall line. There would have been three Williams in a >>row; b.1734, b.1756, and b.1777. The geography and dates make sense. >> >>Alan O'Neal >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >>Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 12:18 PM >>Subject: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal >> >> >>>Would like to find the maiden name of William O'Neal's wife...Her given >>name >>>is Elizabeth and they married about 1774. Probably in Johnston Co. NC. >>>William died in 1796 in Johnston Co. NC. >>> >>> >> >> >

My source for the first WIlliam, b.1734 in Christiana, Delaware, was the O'Neall Cousins Project. He married Mary Frost. Information on the second William, b.1756, came from the Edenfield Genealogical Society (http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1). I have little to no additional information about him other than he was the father of the third William. Data on the third WIlliam, b.1777, also comes from the Edenfield Genealogical Society (http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#2). He married Elinor Culpepper and was my g-g-g-g-g-grandfather. Making the link to Hugh O'Neall through the second William is pure hypothesis based on dates, geography, and wishful thinking. One other factor for which I base the probability of my being a Hugh O'Neall descendant is a family story about them immigrant ancestor having jumped ship in New England and changing his name to O'Neal. That story could be an out-of-focus version of what Hugh did. Do you know if anyone has created a master O'Neal family tree based on all the data available? A Gedcom or FamilyTreeMaker file would be useful. Alan -----Original Message----- From: James O'Neall <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 1:38 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal >Alan - you mentioned three William O'Neall's in a row; b. 1734, b. 1756, >and b. 1777. I am descended from William b. 1734, son of Hugh. However >I don't seem to find Williams in my data base with birthyears that >correspond >to 1756 or 1777. Can you elaborate on those two Williams for me please? >I have William O'Neall b.1734 his son William Neal b. 1770; >then William b. 1734 his son Abijah had a William b.1791; >then William b. 1734 his son Henry Frost O'Neall had William C. b. 1800; >As you can see I have a bunch of Williams in the Hugh O'Neall line, there >are many more than I have mentioned thus far, but none correlate to the >dates you mentioned. > >Jim O'Neall >[email protected] >"Searching the past; Looking to the future" >-----Original Message----- >From: Alan <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 11:52 AM >Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > >>Do you think your William O'Neal might be the same one referenced at >>http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1? Was he born in 1756? He >>might be the link I need to document to link a confirmed William O'Neal in >>my line to the Hugh O'Neall line. There would have been three Williams in a >>row; b.1734, b.1756, and b.1777. The geography and dates make sense. >> >>Alan O'Neal >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >>Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 12:18 PM >>Subject: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal >> >> >>>Would like to find the maiden name of William O'Neal's wife...Her given >>name >>>is Elizabeth and they married about 1774. Probably in Johnston Co. NC. >>>William died in 1796 in Johnston Co. NC. >>> >>> >> > >

I am brand spankin'new to this web and I have netscape and internet explorer...I have unable to get to the website you suggested and wonder if you might be able to help by telling me what I am doing wrong...The website you suggested was:http://edenfield.org/dbase06/[email protected] Would love to check my William O'Neal b.about 1750... Thank you for any help you might be able to give me...Hope you are not in New Orleans right now!!! J DeLong -----Original Message----- From: Alan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 11:49 AM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal >Do you think your William O'Neal might be the same one referenced at >http://edenfield.org/dbase/dbase08/cag00001.htm#1? Was he born in 1756? He >might be the link I need to document to link a confirmed William O'Neal in >my line to the Hugh O'Neall line. There would have been three Williams in a >row; b.1734, b.1756, and b.1777. The geography and dates make sense. > >Alan O'Neal > >-----Original Message----- >From: J. DeLong <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, September 27, 1998 12:18 PM >Subject: [ONEALL-L] O'Neal > > >>Would like to find the maiden name of William O'Neal's wife...Her given >name >>is Elizabeth and they married about 1774. Probably in Johnston Co. NC. >>William died in 1796 in Johnston Co. NC. >> >> > >