Neeley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: looking for Jim Neely

slhenderson151 — 2009-11-06 22:29:03Z

I am the grandaugther of Joseph L, Cooper and Iva E. Neeley. Thomas G. Neeley would have been my great grandfather. He married a Dicie caram and also a Nancy Recors. Any info. They were from Ark.

Re: david neeley

staceylynn61 — 2009-09-30 06:31:48Z

Hi, The census records...while great for reference? seem in this case to really need double and triple lookie loo's. It "starts" in 1850...In David and Didana's house? A James H. of appropriate age for "our" James Henderson Neely...BUT it also shows him as being in a household with first wife Abigail Riggs. I sort of blew this off to MAYBE James H. just visting his folks or something at the time census taker was at the door...then being in his own home when it rolled around again. Big assumption I know, but I have never seen any evidence that there were two separate James H. Neely's to contend with. At least not both born around 1830.
Then it gets interesting again in 1860, with two full households for James H. Neely that you mention...one shows the known of childrens names "correct" as we descendants know them...the other? too close to question...example: "eliza" "Clorin" instead of "Louisa"? and "Clarinda". The David A. versus Alexander M. is interesting but again? I think it is the same family. If anyone out there has different insight? I welcome the info and theories...my personal one is that the census taker was loaded. LOL.
My question is...well, one of MANY regarding this family...but who is the David A versus Alexander M?? If ages are semi correct in the double census of 1860? This same David A/Alexander M SHOULD show up in the 1870 census as about 14...but it shows him as age 11? I dunno.
As for Abigail Riggs? I don't know about a divorce...while she does disappear by 1870 census when James Henderson shows up with his second wife, Emma Wallen/Wallin...Most people, myself included, assume Abigail died.
I'm not in front of all my notes...but James H. Neely (who served with a Cousin, Another David and HIS son, William E. JR) went AWOL (James H) for a spell from the 48th VA Infantry in March 1862. He enlisted 01 July 1861...and was on the rolls as of October...but listed as AWOL by March 1862. I could not find any additional service related records for him beyond that date, nor have I ever seen a pension application by James H. or his 2nd wife, Emma. Could be out there somewhere, or it could be that our James H. never went back. I like to believe that if he did go AWOL that it was because he got word through family about his wife Abigail's illness or death? Again, alot of assumptions...In February of 1862, William E. JR received a disability discharge from company C 48th VA Infantry for being wounded in his heel.
I dont know a lot about Civil War service but another theory is that Abigail was ill or perhaps eventually died as a result of childbirth, since there is another child James L. Neely who shows up in 1870 census that is abt. 9 years old? Maybe he was Abigail's last? I havent worked this line for awhile...I just re-post some of my questions in case someone has a break through and feels compelled to share with the rest of us "Helen Keller" researchers.
To my knowledge on the marriage of Emma and James H? The aforementioned Cousin's son? William E. Neely JR. (presumably named after David's father, William Elijah Neely SR?) William Jr married a Malinda Wallen/Wallin...some believe this is a sister, or at the very lest, kin to the woman James H. Neely marries, Emma. Confused yet? LOL The marriage between James H. and Emma Wallen happens in Scott County, 18 November 1864. On the marriage record, James Henderson Neely lists himself as a widower and his parents as: David and Didana Neely. Pretty close to proof positive for me on James H. Neely's parentage anyways. (I have a copy of the original record somewhere)
And no, I dont subscribe to the belief that James H. Neely died in 1873 either..especially since I have him on census as late as 1900 in Floyd County. He is listed as being born in March 1830, 70 years old and married for 34 years. His wife, Emma, is listed as being born in April of 1844, 56 years old..gave birth to 9 children, 7 of whom are still alive in 1900. Their son, Lewis Neely is 19 years old and with his parents. I have a copy of a death record for a woman I BELIEVE to be Emma...but dont know for sure, nor do I know where she is buried. James H. Neely? Currently running down a few leads there too on burial but again, I havent worked the line in some time.
Dont know if I have helped, hurt or just added to the general feeling of confusion that we all seem to get in researching this family.

Re: david neeley

HappiestCamper — 2009-09-27 15:02:04Z

Stacey - I am sorry it has taken so long to get back to you. No, I haven't been brainwashed, but I am beginning to think we have a bunch of Houdinis in the family. I believe that James Henderson is the son of David and Didama Stanley Neely. He was married to Abigail Riggs, and apparently to an Emma, who was from Virginia, but moved with him to Floyd County. He and Abigail show up on the 1860 Scott, VA census with 4 children, including Andrew H, age 6. But there is also another James H and Abigail on the same census with 4 children of the same age, including Andrew H, age 6. One of these James H and Abigail live close to David and Didama. The other one lives close to Wilbern P and Catherine.

Also, Henderson and Emma are on the 1880 and 1900 Floyd census. He supposedly died in 1873, but I don't think so. Andrew H married Martha Calhoun in Floyd County in March 1876 and his parents looked to be alive. (My jaw also dropped over the 1860 Floyd County census reference.) I am also curious as to what happened to Abigail. Almost looks like a divorce. I can't tell where her children end and Emma's begin. According to the 1900 census, Emma had 9 children of which 7 were still alive. Some of her children were born before Abigail died.

Re: Born Jan. 15 1822 Tennessee

PatH727 — 2009-09-25 06:44:18Z

I would like to verify the given name of Emaline Neely's first husband -- I think it was Landon A. Mallory, but I don't have any proof. I know that she left her two children by him, Sarah Adeline Mallory and Luther F. Mallory, with her sister Eliza after Mallory left/died. Then, after she married Moses Davis she retrieved the children and went with them to California. I don't know anything about a Mento husband, and would like to have information.

Thank you

Re: family line

kjkp102154 — 2009-08-10 02:09:36Z

Jack,

Please contact me regarding Bazil Neely, b 1776 in PA. Second son was William J. b 1799 in PA. I have a lot of Neely information, but our Neely's are spelled NEELY, not NEELEY.

Re: david neeley

staceylynn61 — 2009-08-06 23:25:32Z

Hi...I am still really confused. You say you have David, Didana, Sylvester, Francis & Serena Day on an 1860 FLOYD COUNTY, KY census? I have them in Scott County, VA in 1860...was that a mistake perchance or am I looking at all the wrong people in this branchy family again? Stacey

Re: david neeley

MarilynHirtle3358 — 2009-08-06 22:33:17Z

Hi, David
I am Marilyn (Neeley) Hirtle, I beileve our James Henderson Neeley is the son of David Neeley and Didana Stanley.

The 1860 Floyd County Kentucy census shows James Henderson and Abigail Neely with children Andrew Haborn Neely age 6 Clarinda,Eliz, Andrew Habern. Alexander (also known as David Alexander)Neely.

On the same 1860 Floyd County, Kentucky census James Henderson's sister Serena (Neely)Day who married Francis Day. His brother Sylvester T. Neely who married Francis Peterson with their parents David Neeley and Didana (Stanly) Neely next door.

This is why i believe David and Didana (Stanley) Neely/Neeley are the parents of James Henderson Neeley.

I stem off James Henderson Neely/Neeley and Abigail (Riggs) Neely/Neeley by their son Andrew Habern Neeley and Nancy (Caudill) Neeley.

Re: Neeley/Neely/Neilly

neillydarren — 2009-07-05 20:57:02Z

i just came across your message. Can you tell me what information you got about the Neillys in Northern Ireland. As i am a Neilly. And currently know that my ancestors came from FRANCE. Is there any truth to this

Re: BenjaminNeeley/Rebecca Neeley

nanny_cathy — 2009-06-07 14:28:09Z

in the last few months i have searching for a Mary Black/Neely/Wagley. my sister said she found a photo, an old photo of her holding twin girls, who would be our cousins; the background is - she said looked like Virginia.
all this connects to our tree, wilkinson/Green/Robinson,McKim/Wilson
my name is catherine wilkinson
my email address is nanny_cathy@yahoo.com
if you could help out this would be great. if you have a public tree that would help also,
thanks
cathy

NEELEY Robert E and Charlie D

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-04 21:18:53Z

NEELEY Robert E and Charlie D

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NEELEY Nedra C and Robert E Jr

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-21 14:34:52Z

NEELEY Nedra C and Robert E Jr

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John J Neeley

diana46158 — 2009-04-26 02:05:41Z

I am searching for information about my great-grandfather and his wife Lavina Smith Neeley. I think they were married in 1838 in Georgia or Alabama. I am also trying to find death certificates or cemetery records for them. My great grandfather was Andrew Jackson Neeley who was married to Mary Lou Morris Neeley. My grandmother was Lillie Belle Neeley Dunn Carter and she died December 1929. My grandfather Commodore Olen Dunn died May 18, 1921 and is said to have been buried at Berwyn, Oklahoma cemetery and I would also like to find that record if anyone can help. Thank you so much !!!!!!!

Re: I am a Neeley

HappiestCamper — 2009-03-27 15:51:33Z

Kim, where is your dad now? Any chance he is from New Mexico?

Re: Morgan Neeley

neeleynews — 2009-03-27 09:42:45Z

My name is Melissa Neeley and Marion Neeley was my great-grandfather. Although I thought Marion's father's name was Andrew. Marion's son Mathew Neeley (my grandfather) moved from KY to Dayton, Ohio after WWII. If it's the same Marion Neeley from Jackson Co, KY, I guess that makes us cousins!You can probably get better info from my father Ron Neeley. You can e-mail him at RONBRANDX@aol.com

Richard A. Neeley & Mary Moore in Amite Co, Mississippi

CMcCormick8335 — 2009-02-22 07:58:08Z

Have death certificate for Thomas Jefferson Neeley born Oct 12,1839 in Amite County, Mississippi. Thomas died 1918 in Wilson County, Texas. Parents listed as Richard A. Neeley birth place Mississippi and Mother as Mary A. Moore birth place Mississippi. I also found a record of marriage for Richard and a Mary Ann Moore dated 30 Oct 1834 in Amite County but not for sure yet if matches. Searching for any info on family. Thanks Carolyn.

Re: Searching for information on David Neeley born abt 1764

staceylynn61 — 2009-02-02 03:10:13Z

was wondering if your still out there? if you could email me direct about the Neeley/Neely family. (David SR and David Jr) thanks for your time, Stacey

Re: david neeley

staceylynn61 — 2009-02-02 03:00:47Z

Hello...I know it was AGES ago...but have you had any luck in tracking down this family or the connection between James Henderson Neeley born: 1830 VA and moving to Floyd Co. KY and his father, David Neely Jr? Or is everyone telling you your nuts cause James Henderson Neeley is a son of William Elijah Neeley? Drop a line if your still out there.

Neeley's and the DAR

2008-11-23 00:05:31Z

Has anyone joined the DAR through their Neeley line? I have been searching for Jim Neeley who sent me a lot of Neeley info but his email address is not working. I am trying to search for records for my DAR application and am having a bit of trouble. James Neeley is said to have fought at the Battle of Point Pleasant and served as a Captain in the NY MIlitia. James Neeley b. abt. 1720 CO Tyrone, Ireland. m. Jane Grymes. James grandson, David M. Neeley b. abt. 1763 in Augusta (now Boutecourt) Co., VA also is said to have fought at King's Mountain. If anyone has any information on these Revolutionary War Vets, I would really appreciate it. I will share the info that I have.
Thanks, Christine

Re: Robert Neeley married Margaret Bourns 1836 Crossmolina

EBlyth|MA734983 — 2008-02-04 18:21:49Z

Cossmolina is a parish in County Mayo, Ireland. I am researching BOURNS, and have a Margaret married to Robert Neeley in Ireland in 1836, but it does not list her parents so am unable to confirm if this is the Margaret Bourns I am looking for. They were married in the Church of Ireland. No ages are given
Elaine

Robert Neeley married Margaret Bourns 1836 Crossmolina

EBlyth|MA734983 — 2008-02-02 22:43:59Z

if anyone is researching this couple let me know
thanks
Elaine

Threkeld & Neeley -- Arkansas... I have photos

spinsister1 — 2007-05-07 03:48:33Z

I have acquired photos of the following names, plus some that I don't know the name of but am pretty sure they are within the families of Neeley and Threkeld.

Person's in the photos are:

Velma Threkeld
Pearl Threkeld
Mary Evelyn Neeley (I also have her high school grad invitation dated 1949)
Jim Threkeld
Claud Threkeld
William P Neeley
Susan L. Neeley

I also know that these families are/were in the arkansas area, one of the photos was printed in Pine Bluff. If interested in recieving these photos, email me @ spinsister1@hotmail.com and I will be glad to pass them on.

I made copies of the ones I needed for my family heritage, and am glad to help anyone else with thiers by passing along these very old and precious photos. I know that there is a family member who is of closer relation to the Threkeld/Neeley families than I.

Lisa

Henry Neeley almost drowns in well, 1872

Not_A_Relative — 2008-08-12 05:11:50Z

http://www3.gendisasters.com/missouri/8087/st-louis-mo-drown...

Re: James Neeley - Arkansas 1890's

jmcpa — 2008-10-07 02:06:32Z

My Samuel Neely came to America in 1785 from Belfast. His son, Samuel born in 1785, entered 'born at sea' on his census record.

Generally, Neely was a very recent Irish name. In 1605 there was only one Neely in all of Ireland. That one was a part of the Scottish settlement army. It is also interesting that Scotland was populated by Irish conquerors about 500 years before that. The Irish overran the Picts and that is why Scots are also Celts and why the naming pattern is so very similar. (IMHO anyway.)

Re: Bates NEELEY

angelassistant — 2007-03-26 20:33:23Z

Bates Neeley parents where John Neeley b 1804 Warren Co. OH
Sarah unk last name 1804 MD
other children of John and Sarah Neeley
John Milton Neeley b 1831 Warren Co. OH
Bates Neeley b 1827 Warren Co. OH, named after his grandmother Janes Bates '
James Neeley b 1832 Warren Co. OH, USA
Mary Neeley b 12-20-1835 Middletown, OH,
William Neeley b 1838 Oh died Jun 1859 Jay Co. In
Elias Neeley b 01-17-1839 d 08-05-1869 Jay Co. IN
I hope this helps you.

Re: Bates NEELEY

angelassistant — 2007-03-26 20:33:12Z

Victor Elcain Neeley, around 1932

vickiegibson441 — 2008-05-20 17:45:32Z

Looking for my Dad or any of his family.

Re:Loofing For Meadows & Farley's from West Virginia

MaryAnnWilliams524 — 2007-04-10 22:13:01Z

I am searching for information on George Thomas Meadows who is married to Claudia Farley from West Virginia they have a son Darryl Meadows born in 1947 and is living in Indiana, would you have any information on George Thomas Meadows or Claudia Farley??? Thank you

Re: Robert Neeley married Margaret Bourns 1836 Crossmolina

WayneNeily — 2008-02-04 04:28:45Z

Do you have any idea where they were? I am looking for a Robert Neely who went to Nova Scotia in the 1760s at the same time as some Burns families and disappeared. Where or what is Crossmolina?

Wayne Neily

Re: are we related ?

vneeley179 — 2008-10-23 16:00:41Z

i don't think we are related our name has 3 e's (neeley) in it

Re: Neeley's and the DAR

hisrosegirl — 2007-08-14 17:57:14Z

Hi...I am not a Neely, but my GrandFather's half sister was.
Her name was Jospehine " JO" Neely. She was around 2 years old during the civil war. My GGM, Lucinda Moore married a Neely, who was killed in the war, Confederate side. I do not know his first name. I found a Lucinda Moore married a Cuthbert Franki Neely in Upson County, Ga., but I do not know if that is her. From my 91 yr old cousin's letter Josephine lived most of her life in an around Lafayette.
The Moores lived in Alabama and also migrated into Georgia.
Do you have any similar names in your Neelys.
Kathy

Re: Delbert Neeley of KY

cwellfarm — 2007-04-20 20:29:50Z

Sorry I can't be much help. Delbert Neeley & Ada Carrier were my greatgrandparents. But I don't have much information. I'm trying to dig more up though if you have anything to share I'd appreciate it. Thanks Charmin

Re: Va Neeleys

juliusbenton2002 — 2007-06-19 18:36:12Z

We need to talk.... email me juliusbenton2002@yahoo.com put "Neeley Family search" in the subject line.

Re: I am a Neeley

oohkim — 2008-09-29 23:47:16Z

My name is kimberly neeley my sisters name is heather neeley my dads name is richard neeley

Re: I am a Neeley

oohkim — 2008-09-30 01:19:14Z

southern ca thats where we lived mostly but i dont know where my dads familys from originally

Re: James Neeley - Arkansas 1890's

DonnaHelms82 — 2008-10-05 21:16:08Z

Carl,
I don't have your James in any of my records, but I am starting to do some family research again. If I find anything for you, I'll be sure and post it.

Have you checked any of the census records? That's where I'm starting.

My great great grandfather William Neeley was also said to have come over from Ireland, but I'm having difficulty pinning down records for him or his father. I'd really love to know where in Ireland they are from...one step at a time I guess though!

Good luck!
Donna Helms

Re: Apache Joe

dbrentnealy — 2008-11-15 22:21:50Z

Dear Rebekah

I know this is an old posting, but thought I would give it a try anyway. My great grandfather was Joseph Warren Neeley. He was born in Tennessee. Move to Indiana as a child. Lead wagon trains to Oklahoma. Settled there in late 1850's and 1860's. Moved to Texas in 1870's and lived in Wise County. After his wife's death, remarried and moved to Houston County Texas in 1879 or 1890. Where he died. He is buried at the Daly Cemetery, near Grapeland, Texas. Many of this children from his first marriage moved back to Oklahoma.
I have a lot of information on him and his family. Please contact me at dnealy@yahoo.com

David Nealy

Re: Neely/MO

pkcurry0229 — 2008-06-24 03:55:44Z

you still looking for Andrew or his father Charles Neely?

this is my family and I have info back to Charlie, whom I think was married to Sarah Rollins(or Osbourne)they had Andrew; later she married Jonathan Emerine and had 4 daughters....in Boone County, MO (which is where I live)

Andrew Sr married Sarah Perkins
Andrew Jr is my gggrandfather , he was married 3 times, my gggrandmother was Mina Morris.

let me know if you are interested in sharing info...

Re: are we related ?

pkcurry0229 — 2007-06-30 15:11:23Z

my ggggrandfather was a Charley neeley(spelling???) from Kentucky..this is the only info I have...
my:
gggrandfather was Andrew Nealy(sp?) of MO
ggrandfather was Andrew Abner Neeley Jr of MO
grandfather was William Preston Neely of MO

I think Charley married a Sarah(Ky)(+ son-Andrew 8 yrs old), who lived briefly with the Nestor Rollins family (possibly related) and then she married a Jonathan Amerine(Ky)(again spelling ??) both had moved to MO (then having 4 girls)
I have a copy of the will of Sarah from Mo, Andrew Nealy(sp?)was the executor.

do you think there is a connection at all?
I cannot login to your site to check it out, can I get the password?
Thanks in advance

Re: I am a Neeley

HappiestCamper — 2008-09-30 00:21:03Z

Kimberly

Where are you from?

Pam Niedert

Re: James Neeley - Arkansas 1890's

HappiestCamper — 2008-10-13 11:35:07Z

I believe my line of Neeleys came from County Tyrone. I can track David Neeley back to the mid 1700's. If what I have found is correct, he came to America as an indentured servant. He married in Philadelphia, then began the trek south and west.

In the 1830-1850 period, there were a number of Neeleys in the Wise-Scott-Lee County Virginia area. My ancestors left that area and moved into Kentucky (Owsley, Clay, Jackson, Lee). They were a fixture in that area until the 1940s. Quite a few migrated to Ohio, particularly Cincinnati and Hamilton.

My Neeleys have also been spelled Neely.

I hope this helps. If I can fill in any blanks, please let me know.

Pam Niedert

NEELEY Shaw 1894 1895 son of Geo W andLou P Neeley

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 12:24:11Z

NEELEY Shaw 1894 1895 son of Geo W andLou P Neeley

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NEELEY infant 1893 1893 son of Geo W andLou P Neeley

t42FiveMile — 2008-10-12 12:23:57Z

NEELEY infant 1893 1893 son of Geo W andLou P Neeley

I photographed this gravestone in the Five Mile Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,391 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Re: Neeley's and the DAR

SharonsPlace20 — 2007-05-15 20:17:32Z

i have just started to look up my genealogy and I thank everyone who has put in info. It has made this a lot easier for me. I am descended from James Neely and Margaret Jane Grimes. They would be my 7x's great grandparents, I guess. My grandfather had thought there was Irish royalty somewhere through the Neely's though I haven't come across this.

James Neeley - Arkansas 1890's

CarlNeeley — 2008-10-05 17:20:16Z

I'm looking for my Great Great Grandfather, one James Neeley. I know almost nothing about him. His son was Frank Albert Neeley, Born 1891 in Yellville Arkansas. (Mother was Susannah Sappington). Family stories range widely with some stating he was from Ireland and left for San Francisco before his son Frank was born. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Carl Neeley

Re: William Thomas Neeley

tuskahoma — 2007-03-31 15:59:28Z

My grandmother was Nettie Ham, daughter of Betty (Neeley) Ham. I am seeking any information anyone might have.

Betty Neeley

tuskahoma — 2007-03-31 15:53:39Z

I am searching for any info on my grandmother, Nettie Ham. She was Born 3 MAR 1921 in Lamesa, Tx. Her parents were C.B. ham and Bettie V. Neeley. Married F.C.McDougal in Lamesa, Tx. on 3 MAR 1935. My dad Freddie Doyle Ham was born 15 SEPT 1936 in Lamesa,Tx.

Richard Neeley's will, 1792-1798, Fairfield County, SC

MildredFournier — 2007-07-25 17:05:57Z

This is a transcript (by me) of the WPA transcript of the will of Richard NEELEY. My particular interest here is the daughter, Jane. Does anyone know who and when she married? Of the NEELEYs listed in the will, only John and Ann are in the 1800 census. What happened to the rest of the family? Victor, for instance. Apparently he was of age when the will was written.

In the name of God Amen

The twenty fourth day of July in the year of our Lord 1793 I RICHARD NEELEY of the State of South Carolina, in the county of Fairfield, being very weak in body; but of perfect mind and memory, thanks be given unto God for the same, and calling to mind the mortality of my body, and knowing, that it is appointed for all men once to die, do make and ordain this my last will and testament: That is to say, Principally, and first of all, I give and recommend my Soul into the hands of God that gave it, [interlined: and for my body] I recommend it to the earth to be buried in a Christian like and decent manner, at the discretion of my executors nothing doubting but at the general Resurrection, I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God; and as touching [interlined] Such] – worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give devise and dispose of the same in the manner and form following; that is to say,---

In the first place, I give and bequeath to ANN my dearly beloved wife, during her widowhood, fifty acres of Land whereon I now live, together with all my Household goods and Plantation tools and stock of Horses and Cattle except such as shall hereafter be bequeathed; also I give to my well beloved Son VICTOR NEELEY my rifle gun and, whipsaw,---also I give to my well---beloved Daughters MARY and JANE Each one shilling, --- Also I give to my beloved son JOHN NEELEY the tract of land whereon he now lives containing forty eight acres and a Sett of smiths tools now in possession of Samll Clampet, Also I give to my RICHARD NEELEY---fifty acres of Land being the one half of the Tract whereon as soon as he shall arrive at the age of Twenty one years and the remainder of the Said tract devised to my beloved wife after her decease, ------- Also I give to my beloved daughters ANN, ABIGAIL----SUSANNAH & SARAH Each One cow and Calf; ---Also I give to my well beloved Sons CLEMENT and ALEXANDER alertain [a certain] tract of land Bounding on JOHN BRENT—SAMLL CLAMPELL BARTH JONES of the land I now live [interlined: upon}; I also give to my son CLEMENT all my Turning Tools;--- I constitute make and ordain my only beloved wife ANN my sole Executrix and VICTOR NEELEY my sole Executor of this my last will and Testament, I do here by --- utterly disallow revoke and disannul every other former testaments wills & Legacees ---willed and bequeathed, ratifying and confirming, this and no Other, to be my last Will and Testament In witness whereof I have here unto Set my hand and sealed the day and the day and date above written.

Richard Neeley (seal)

Signed, Sealed published pronounced proclaimed

And declared by the Said RICHARD NEELEY

As his Last Will and Testament in the Presence of us---

Thomas X Smith

John X Brant

Jno Pearson

It was proved by Col. John Pearson on 20th Oct 1798 and entered into the record.

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Mildred "Mickey" Fournier
1730 SE County Rd 252
Lake City, FL 32025-1703

Re: Neeley's and the DAR

retailshades1 — 2008-11-11 23:58:40Z

Don't know if this information is too late for you since it's 6 years later....
Children are:
Jonathan b 1814
Samuel E b. 1820
Sarah Weems b. 1821
Mary J b.1822 d. 1880
Ann E b. 1826
Margaret M. b. 1828
John Finley b. 1832 d. 1901
Moses McIllwain b. 1832
Alexander b. 1834
Narcissa J. B. 1839 d. 1873

Re: Neeley,Cotterall,Hunter

conniemoo — 2007-03-24 22:50:13Z

JI do know Rebecca Hunter is my mother's aunt. Rebecca's brother is Johny Hunter, she has another sister, Froney, and a couple of other brothers. James Neely is on a census living next door to the George Hunter family. I think he is a cousin to Johny.

Neeley - West Virginia

HLSmith157 — 2007-08-26 15:52:45Z

Hello! My name is Hunter Smith. My gradmother's maiden name is Neeley. her parents were Richard ( Burl ) Neeley and Irsel Gibson. Richard's father was John and married Josephine Hammock. John's parents were Richard Neeley and Catherine Summerfield. If you are a descendent of any of these people or know of them, I would love to hear from you.

Sincerely,
Hunter