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Family History. Robert Nevin Allendale

dnevin2000 — 2009-10-08 14:06:45Z

Robert was the son of John of Wager House who died 1774, He had a son John born 1790 died 1839 who had 9 children.
I have followed the chart through Matthew Ridley born 1823 and have details of some of the others.

Re: Neven.. Nevin?

garrynevin — 2009-10-03 20:09:44Z

I believe the original surname was MacNaihmin, an old Irish clan name. Certainy my ot came from Ireland but as I recall there was a time when some of them went to Scotland.

Garry

Re: Neven.. Nevin?

unknown1s36i7ecsu6b3k9set5qaivbt1jti — 2009-10-03 15:05:08Z

The origins of Nevin is Irish.

Re: Robert McMinn Nevin

wrbrown143 — 2009-09-09 11:20:41Z

I have a record of an Alexander Ross, carpenter, who married an Elizabeth Taylor (nee Nevin) in 1850. I don't know whether Elizabeth was married twice. Their daughter Margaret Ross, aged 21, married John Moore aged 24,labourer, at Shore Street Presbyterian Church Donaghadee in 1881. They had 8 surviving children, one of whom, Mary Ann Moore married my grandfather James Hunter from Belfast.They had 6 surviving children including my mother, Harriet Prentice Hunter who married my father, Samuel Brown in 1940.
I don't know if this is any help in your research.

Re: William A. NEVIN born 1876 Center Point, Iowa - his descendants

kitty_nevin — 2009-07-14 00:57:29Z

Thank you for your reply and for the helpful biography of William Nevin in the South Dakota book. I'm sorry it's taken me so long to reply, but I wanted to just let you know that I'm still looking for a Dever connection - no luck so far. I'll be back in touch soon, or feel free to email me at kmnevin@sbcglobal.net. I can send you a family group sheet and what I do have on William Nevin. Thanks again, Kitty Nevin

Re: Neven.. Nevin?

tnevin_1 — 2009-05-17 10:05:52Z

You might also like to look at
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/nevin-family-history.ashx

Re: Neven.. Nevin?

tnevin_1 — 2009-05-05 11:45:30Z

I am afraid I do not have the information with me (I am teaching in China at present) but at home I have a copy of a page from an ancient book of Irish pedigrees that said the name was attached to the office of Chief's messenger and originated in Galway. It is sometimes seen as MacNevin.

Neven.. Nevin?

charlie113841 — 2009-05-05 07:56:45Z

I have been trying to find the orgin of my sur name and it seems to not exist.. Somewhere i believe the name was changed or taken.. Any suggestions?

Re: William A. NEVIN born 1876 Center Point, Iowa - his descendants

TRDaVar — 2009-04-30 02:05:07Z

19 Apr 1833 William Nevins is born in Ohio
27 Dec 1833 Elizabeth Daugherty (who will eventually marry William Nevins) is born, either in Ohio or Virginia
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Dec 1860 James Busic is born to Arthur Busic and (according to the 1925 Linn Co Census) Elizabeth Way.
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around 1860, based on children's births (who is the mother of Inez?) William Nevins and Elizabeth Daugherty married
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1826-1862 Inez Nevin is born
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July 1872 Maude Evelyn Nevin is born
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April 1874 Grace Nevin is born
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Sept 1876 William Alexander Nevin is born
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22 Jul 1870 Census

Wm. Nevins (aged 38)

Libby (35)(William's wife)

Inez (9)
James (9)
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1885 Census CENTER POINT, IOWA

Elizabeth Navin 51

James E Busic 24

Maud E Nevin 12

Gracie M Nevin 10

William A Nevin 8

Louisa J Kirby 56 (relationship to the Nevin family unknown)
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1894 Maude marries Elvin Dunbar
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Apr 1896 Elizabeth dies
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1900 Census in School District 21, Custer, South Dakota
William is living alone with his 2 children, Gracie and William.
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26 Aug 1919 in Custer, Custer, South Dakota
William Nevin (the father) dies
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1920 Census Jefferson, Buchanan, Iowa
Record for Ben Dever. In his house were his cousin Grace Nevin, his wife Nellie and two children Lyle (Lisle) and Geraldine. Ben (31), Nellie (26), Lisle/Lyle (5), Geraldine (2) and Grace, the 44 year old cousin, lived in household /family 167/170.
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MY QUESTION:
Benjamin Dever was my direct ancestor. I have found no cousins of his that would be Grace Nevin. Can someone please identify how this family is related? I thought perhaps Elvin Dunbar was the connection, but can find nothing to confirm this suspicion. How are the Nevin and Dever family connected?

William A. NEVIN born 1876 Center Point, Iowa

TRDaVar — 2009-04-30 01:31:33Z

William A. Nevin Biography

This biography appears on pages 208-209 in "History of Dakota Territory" by George W. Kingsbury, Vol. V (1915) and was scanned, OCRed and edited by Maurice Krueger, mkrueger@iw.net.

WILLIAM A. NEVIN.

William A. Nevin, of Custer, who is treasurer of Custer county and is also engaged in ranching and mining in that county in partnership with his father, was born at Center Point, Iowa, on the 22d of September, 1876, a son of William and Elizabeth (Daugherty) Nevin, both natives of Pickaway county, Ohio, the father born on the 19th of April, 1833, and the mother on the 27th of December of that year. In 1842 William Nevin accompanied his parents to Iowa and in his young manhood became a general merchant in Center Point, that state. However, late in the '50s he went to California and there engaged in ranching and mining for some time. Upon his return to Center Point he again gave
his attention to mercantile pursuits but in 1879 came to the Black Hills and located at Four Mile, a mining settlement west of Custer. He still lives in that locality and is engaged in ranching and mining. To him and his wife have been born three children.

William A. Nevin, the youngest, attended school at Center Point, Iowa, and when sixteen years of age became a clerk in a general store at that place. After spending four years in commercial life he removed to the Black Hills, arriving there in 1896. He went to his father's ranch and for seven years taught school. He and his father are partners in business. They are interested in both ranching and mining and as they are experienced in those occupations and are energetic and display excellent judgment their resources are increasing from year to year.
William A. Nevin, however, has other interests that demand the greater part of his time, as he is serving, his second term as county treasurer and allows nothing to interfere with the faithful discharge of his duties in that office.

Mr. Nevin was married on the 25th of October, 1895, Miss Rilla Mae Willis, a native of Rochester, New York, becoming his wife. Her parents, George M. and Ida (Wilcox) Willis, were both natives of the state of New York and the father was by occupation a traveling salesman, handling mercantile dines. To their union were born five children, of whom Mrs. Nevin is the eldest. She has a daughter, Elizabeth Ida, whose birth occurred on the 27th of June, 1908.

Mr. Nevin is a republican and from 1903 to 1907 was county auditor, while he has been further honored by election as county treasurer, in which office he is serving his second term. Fraternally he is connected with the Knights of Pythias and he is at present chancellor commander of the local lodge. Since taking up his residence in Custer county he has not only demonstrated his ability and conscientiousness but has also manifested attractive personal
characteristics that have won him many warm and loyal friends.

Re: Tom Linda, Children of Bill and Janet Nevin

baudgirl1 — 2009-04-14 18:12:31Z

Hi. This is Linda, Tom's sister. Contact me at baudgirl@cts.com.

Re: Tom Linda, Children of Bill and Janet Nevin

tbrown1421 — 2009-04-14 17:50:34Z

Tom and I were prime buds in Westfield. After Sharon was killed, Tom married Chris. They were moving from Washington, D.C. to Japan the last I knew.

Robert Nevin (1819-1906) & Martha Stewart Nevin (1835-1893)

skaduce — 2009-03-09 03:26:43Z

Still looking for any information on my Nevin ancestors. I've located their gravestone in Cumberland, Barron County, Wisconsin. They were left Ireland, went to Ontario, Canada, and then travelled to Barron County.

Their children were:

Jane (abt 1855) -- married to August Hart

Anthony (abt 1856) -- married to Lily May Patrick - stayed in Canada

Joseph (1857-1893)-- died in Barron County

James (abt 1857) -- married Rebecca Stewart from Ireland. They courted prior to leaving Ireland.
Another "Stewart"... any relationship to Martha??
She came from a family with many daughters. She came to the US at a different time than James did. They had a large family, and settled in the Cumberland area (Barron County).

Rebecca (abt 1865) - married Samuel McCoy. The "McCoy" name pops up quite a bit as well with the Nevin descendants. Perhaps a clue? They stayed in Ontario at least for awhile as they were listed on the 1901 census there.

Matilda Scarlet (1868-1953) -- my gg grandmother. She had a daughter out of wedlock who died in infancy. She then married my gg grandfather, John M Johnson. She was pregnant with their fourth child when he died in a horse/logging accident. She later married Carl T Germanson and had three more children.

If ANYONE has any information on the beginnings of this family, I would be so grateful!! I have quite a bit of info on those who settled in Wisconsin, but nothing prior to them coming here.

Thanks!
Sandi
skaduce@aol.com

Nevin - Fermanagh & Tyrone - Northern Ireland

skaduce — 2008-12-28 22:22:46Z

Hello:) I am so hopeful to find information on my great-great-grandmother Matilda Nevin born 10 Aug 1868. Matilda was born in Northern Ireland to Robert Nevin (abt 1830) and Martha Stuart (abt 1832). Matilda emigrated to the United States, settling in Barron County, WI. She married my gg grandfather, John M Johnson in Barron County 20 May 1890. They had four children together (Hannah, Joseph, Albert & Ervin). John was killed in a logging accident when she was pregnant with Ervin.

Matilda went on to marry a man by the name of Carl Germanson. They had three children together (William, Martha & Ruby).

Matilda had a brother who settled in Barron County by the name of James Nevin. He was married and had at least one son named Samuel.

Matilda died in 1953 in Barron County and was buried at Barron Wayside Cemetery.

Any assistance is appreciated.
Thanks,

Sandi

Death of Mr. Robert George Nevin in China

davwayell — 2008-11-06 02:32:48Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Robert George Nevin, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Nevin died in China on November 14, 1931.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Nevin & Connor family from Killimore, Galway and Carlow

tnevin_1 — 2008-09-28 09:57:48Z

There is a grave for a Patrick and Brigid Nevin at Tianascraigh which is just around the corner from Kilmore (where there is a pub owned by Nevins) but it has no date. See atttached photo.

Re: Nevins of Tiernascragh

tnevin_1 — 2008-09-28 09:37:19Z

I visited the graveyard at Tiernascragh last year (Sept 2007) and photographed all the Nevin graves. My husband's gt-grandfather John Nevin (also known as Navin) d.1876 is buried there and I understand it is the family graveyard. There is a grave for Patick and Brigid Nevin but with no dates. There is also a Patrick who died 16 June 1976 who shares the grave with Martin d.4 June 1918, Anne d.6 Jan 1942 and Thomas d.9 March 1919 (all Nevin)and James (1967) and Anne de Villy (1980).

Re: FYI - Nevin family from Ireland in 1851 Canadian census

jackneven — 2008-09-23 21:23:32Z

This is my Nevin (Neven)family.

John Neven

Sarah Nevin 1845

2008-04-19 22:55:05Z

My great great grandfather landed in Christchurch New Zealand. He was born in 1837 and landed with a girl named Sarah Nevin who he married in Halswell, Christchurch. I have not managed to track from where they left Ireland or where and exactly when they were born. She was born in 1845.

Re: Philadelphia Nevin's

2006-09-18 00:43:49Z

Sorry for not getting back to you. I haven't checked this site for quite awhile.
The only Nevin name that I have is Albert ,who was married to my Grandmother's sister, Susan Doughty. I have not found anything on him or his family other than one Census, I believe it was 1910 and he was linving with Susan, their son Bernard Nevin and Susan's Father, Bernard Doughty. However, I have not looked for anything as he is not in my direct line.

Good luck with your search.
Ruth Dukes

Charles P. Nevin, b. 1881, Virginia City, NV > 1884 Butte MT

2006-08-30 04:08:53Z

A biography/family history and picture of Charles P. Nevin are included in "Montana, Its Story and Biography, Vol 2, pages 396-398.

Charles was born, 7 Feb 1881, to Dennis and Winifred (Donohue) Nevin, b. 1843 & 1848, natives of Galway, Ireland, married in Nevada.

Charles P. Nevin attended parochial and public schools in Butte & graduated from Butte High School in 1897; graduated from All Hallows College, Salt Lake City, UT, in 1900. Worked for the Anaconda Copper Mining Co., 1900-1909, when he became joint proprietor of a hotel in Butte with his brother-in-law, P.S. Sulliven, for one year. Then entered the provision and brokerage business; sold his interest in that and bought into a plumbing and heating business that was incorporated as the Magill-Nevin Company in Butte. He as elected mayor of Butte in 1909. He had interests in several business and owned 20 acres of land within the city of Butte, and other real estate.

In 1902, Butte, MT, Charles married Miss Matilda O'Malley, daughter of William P. and Bridget (Lavelle) O'Malley, pioneers of Butte. Nevin child: Jack, b. 23 Apr 1911.

Charles P. Nevin died, 8 Nov 1936, age 55, Butte, MT
John "Jack" C. Nevin died July 1988, Las Vegas, NV

I am not related.

FYI - Nevin family from Ireland in 1851 Canadian census

2006-06-08 02:13:36Z

Township of Hibbert, Perth County, Ontario Canada

John Nevin, b Ireland, RC, 30, farmer
Johanna Nevin, b Nova Scotia, RC, 20
John Nevin, b Ireland, RC, 60, farmer
Margaret Nevin, b Ireland, RC, 50
Thomas Nevin, b Ireland, RC, 26
Michael Nevin, b Ireland, RC, 4

Re: Brothers John and Alexander Nevin in Pennsylvania

originsgenealogyproject — 2007-01-31 15:09:43Z

Kitty,
I don't have anything specifically on the Nevins you mentioned, but have quite a few Nevin ancestors that lived in the Jersey City, NJ area and probably arrived from Ireland between 1851-1856. One of them was John Joseph Nevin (b. 1870 Summit, NJ), a well-known Jersey City Judge who was married to Katherine Walsh. Some of their children later moved out to the California Bay area, but not until the 1930s-40s.

Judge John J. Nevin was a son of Patrick & Rose Nevin (both born abt 1840-45). Possibly he had the siblings John, Michael, Catherine "Kitty" and Thomas and parents Michael Nevin (b.1799 IRE) and Catherine Burke (b.1801 IRE).

Maybe there's no link there to your lines, but maybe just keep it in mind in case something comes up!

Joe

Re: Nevin family from Long Island City, Queens, NY

originsgenealogyproject — 2008-07-01 02:35:00Z

Diane,
My Nevins weren't from Queens, but nearby Jersey City, NJ. Patrick and Rose Nevin came to America from Ireland before 1880 and in 1880 were living in Summit, NJ. Sometime after that most of their children were found in Jersey City and one, John Joseph Nevin was a judge of the criminal courts in Jersey City. From him would later descend John Nevin, the late former CEO of Firestone and Zenith. Who knows, maybe somewhere in there there's a connection. The surname Nevin doesn't seem to be tremendously common (only about 196 individuals in the 1900 census of NY and 53 in NJ!)

Joe

Re: Looking for info. on Martin Nevin

originsgenealogyproject — 2008-03-19 03:10:28Z

Stephen,
I'm not aware of a Martin Nevin in my tree, but I have a number of Nevins that lived in Jersey City including John Joseph Nevin who was a judge in the criminal courts in the 1890s, son of Patrick Nevin and Rose UNKNOWN. Patrick and Rose were both born in Ireland, but I'm not yet sure where.

Joe

Re: Nevin family in Donaghadee, Down, Ireland. Info wanted.

CherLassOr47 — 2008-03-04 19:36:53Z

I'm sorry, but I don't believe I have any connection to any PA Nevins.

Re: Robert McMinn Nevin

CherLassOr47 — 2008-03-04 19:34:31Z

I would love to correspond with you also. I also am in contact with John Reed. Perhaps between the two of us we can answer any questions. I am also wondering how you are connected. Would you like to be added as a guest to my family tree inorder to see all my data? Cheryl

Re: Nevin family in St. Lawrence NY

CherLassOr47 — 2008-02-29 02:15:49Z

Yes, that would be fine. My email is verteyes@rochester.rr.com. If your have any questions regarding the various Nevins, perhaps I can answer them.Thanks Cheryl

Re: Robert McMinn Nevin

CherLassOr47 — 2008-02-28 04:23:15Z

I am a descendant of his brother Henry Francis Nevin. Henry was my Gr. Gr.grandfather on my mother's maternal side. I am trying to keep tract of as many of the Nevins as possible. Basic facts would be appreciated. Thanks Cheryl

Nevins of RI

CherLassOr47 — 2007-09-29 16:51:01Z

I am following my 2gr. grandfather's lineage through his various offspring. I'm descended from Henry Francis son of Holmes and Lucinda Nevin. If you have any info on William Holmes, Benjamin,Robert M. or more specifically John Benjamin Nevin and E. Margaret Withington I would be grateful. Thanks Cheryl

Re: Nevin's of Belfast, Antrim

maureen3601 — 2008-06-22 17:56:57Z

Rebecca Nevin who married David King on 18/8/1880 was my grandfather's (John Nevin) sister. She had three other brothers,Joseph( b.c 1852), William (b. c1859), Matthew b.17/2/64. Rebecca & David's children were David,Alexander,Rebecca,Rachel,Jessie &Sarah but I do not have any info. on this family's descendants and would appreciate any that is available.
Thankyou
M Montgomery

Nevin family of Rockland County, New York

jimbrown155 — 2007-06-06 20:57:48Z

Patrick Nevin married Catherine LEHAN Nevin appear in the 1880 Census for Rockland Lake, Rockland County, New York and as Patrick and Katharine Nevins in the 1900 census for Orangetown, Rockland County, New York. They are one and the same with correct spelling NEVIN.

They had several children on both cenuses. For 1900, for example, they had:
Margaret, age 22
Katherine, age 17
James, age 15
Elizabeth, age 13

My grandmoter, Elizabeth, was born in July 1886 and is the Elizabeth listed above. Elizabeth married George REMMERS in July 1912. They first lived with his mother, Henrietta REMMERS on Closter Dock Road, Closter, NJ with their first 3 of 4 children, per the 1920 census.
On the 1930 census they lived in their own home on Everett Street, Closter, NJ.
Does anyone know of this family - Lehan, Nevin, Remmers, Brown? Especially NEVIN. I know one of the sisters married a CASSIDY. Katherine also married and at some point Maggie and Katie remained in NY State in the Palisades, Orangetown, Rockland Lake, Nyack, Haverstraw area.....
Any help is appreciated.
Jim Brown
jimandpat9@cox.net

NEVIN Family of Rockland County, NY

jimbrown155 — 2008-03-05 18:20:22Z

My great grandparents were Patrick and Catherine LEHAN Nevin of Rockland County, New York. Patrick died in 1910 and Catherine in 1919 and both are buried in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill, NY.
They had the following children, all of whom remained in Rockland County, raised their families there, and are also buried in Rockland Cemetery in Sparkill:
Mary Ellen NEVIN Cassidy m. Michael Cassidy
Margaret NEVIN Day m. John Day
Catherine "Katie" NEVIN Davis m. Archibald Davis

They also had a daugher, Elizabeth NEVIN Remmers (my grandmother) born in 1886 and m. George Struss Remmers in July 1912 in Rockland Lake, NY and they lived in Bergen County, NJ.

They also had a son, James, born about 1885, that I don't have any information about.

Brothers John and Alexander Nevin in Pennsylvania

kitty_nevin — 2007-01-30 21:50:03Z

Seek info on brothers John, b 1803, and Alexander, b 1805, Pennsylvania, probably Allegheny County. 5 children and 9 children, respectively. Both brothers moved to Iowa in 1840s, and to California 1870s. Both are buried near Lodi, San Joaquin County, CA. Looking for siblings and parents.

Re: Brothers John and Alexander Nevin in Pennsylvania

kitty_nevin — 2007-01-31 16:22:04Z

Hi Joe, thanks for the information. Could be helpful since PA and NJ are neighbors. I'm pretty sure both brothers were born in PA, but their parents are probably from Ireland. Thanks for the reply.
Kitty

Nevin family from Long Island City, Queens, NY

turtlroc — 2008-06-29 23:49:57Z

I am researching my mother's Grandfather, Robert Nevin. I have his name as Robert Harris Nevin (1918 draft registration for son Robert James), and as Robert Harrison Nevin Jr. (as witness on naturalization papers for a John Herbst). I have found the family on the 1900 census (wife:Frances R; children:William, Frances, Robert), but cannot locate any Robert Nevin prior to 1900. In the census it says he was born in New York, father born in New York, and I can't make out where his mother was born - looks like Ireland to me, but I can't be sure. According to my Aunt, he was Irish-Protestant, so it seems likely to be Ireland. I'm at a roadblock now, as I have no information on wife, parents or siblings. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can proceed? Anyone out there with roots in Long Island City in the 1800 - early 1900's?
Thanks
Diane Yanosik

Thomas Alfred Nevin m. Frances Ena Pukit

TAPGen — 2008-03-29 19:59:01Z

I am looking for information on Thomas Alfred Nevin who married Frances Ena Pukit. They had three boys William, Thomas and David. Thomas and Frances both immigrated from England at separate times and married in New Jersey. They moved from New Jersey to Arizona because of a health condition of Frances. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Nevin family in Donaghadee, Down, Ireland. Info wanted.

LinOrr98 — 2008-03-03 06:28:43Z

I am searching for my Nevin connection in Donaghadee, Down as well. Eliza Nevin married John Orr 12 April 1839, 1st Presbyterian Church, Donaghadee. I have baptism records of 4 of their children in the same church. Jane b 1840, Isabella b 1841, George b 1844, Eliza b 1846. I have been unable to discover Eliza Nevin's parents.

Nevin family in St. Lawrence NY

johnreed1967 — 2008-02-28 13:38:03Z

Hi Cheryl,
I would be happy to send you info that I have.
Would you mind if I shared it off message board?
john-reed@austin.rr.com

Re: Robert McMinn Nevin

johnreed1967 — 2008-02-25 22:17:32Z

What else would like like to know? Are you a descendant of his? Robert McMinn Nevin was my 2nd great-grandfather.
---John Reed

the nevin family of moundsville, ala

ale383043a8e94d70e547289ee4debdd018d2c4 — 2006-11-09 20:20:29Z

my gfather was henry washington nevin, last residence columbus, miss, he was married to thersa colvin, of ala. seeking relatives of this side of family, they had 3 sons charles,dick,and don,also two daugs betty grace (my mom) and patsy ann, any help would be nice i know ive got cousins out. contact tony shaw @ scofs.com.net. thanks tony

Re: Nevin Family Information

rjmayer1 — 2006-08-30 02:16:53Z

Was the Peter Nevin in your family a Civil War member of the Oneida Cavalry?

Peter Nevin

rjmayer1 — 2006-08-30 02:16:53Z

I am looking for information about Peter Nevin a Civil War soldier who served in the Oneida Cavalry (New York). He was from Lebanon, NY, Madison County. Any information will be appeciated. I have investigated his military and pension files.

Re: Philadelphia Nevin's

RuthDu50 — 2007-03-20 13:28:34Z

I am so very sorry for the delay in answering your reply to my posting. I have not been on to check for responses.

And I am sorry to say that I don't have any information at all on the Nevin's. My connection is through the Doughty's. My Paternal GrandMother's, Sister, Susan Married Albert Nevin, who I was tracking for the sole purpose of finding if anyone in that family had any documents on his wife Susan or her parents, who are my GGrandparents Bernard and Susan (McGarvey) Doughty (Birth certificates, Marriage licenses etc.) I have the Marriage, hand written record, from St. Agatha's Church in Philadelphia PA 1/25/1885, but I have been unable to find the marriage certificate or application.

Good luck with your search.

Nevin's of Belfast, Antrim

ernjrobinson1 — 2008-01-29 03:21:45Z

I am interested in any information regarding any Nevin's from the Belfast area. My 2x great Grandmother was Rebecca Nevin who married David King Dec 18, 1880. She was the daughter of Matthew Nevin and Jane Cumming(s). My great Grandmother was Rachel Nevin King who immigrated to Canada with her husband Daniel Taylor in 1929. The Nevin name has been passed down as a middle name through the generations. I would be very interested to learn about any of the Nevin families in the Belfast area...there does not seem to be many.

Thank you
Erin

Re: researching family history

rickh60 — 2008-04-19 22:55:05Z

Re: Nevin/Heiple connection

HollyDHeiple — 2007-04-10 00:17:28Z

I'm sure Shelley & I have swapped info, but in case others come across this message, I wawnted to put up that John Nevin Heiple's mother was Louisa Gonder, dau of Peter and Elizabeth Gonder.

William G. Nevin

ncimino1 — 2008-04-05 15:05:42Z

I found a posting for William G. Nevin. Do you have more information on this person? How are you connected?

Re: Nevin's of Belfast, Antrim

ncimino1 — 2008-03-21 15:11:15Z

Here are my Nevins:

Modified Register for Thomas Nevin

First Generation

1. Thomas Nevin was born about 1810 in , , Ireland. He died before 4 Feb 1861 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri.

Thomas married Ann daughter of Bryant. Ann was born about 1816 in , , Ireland. She died on 3 Apr 1878 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. She was buried on 4 Apr 1878.

They had the following children:

2 F i. Jane Anne Nevin was born in , Co. Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. She was christened estimated 5 Dec 1831 in Aghalurcher Church of Ireland. She died on 25 Jul 1868 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. The cause of death was Childbirth or complications thereof. She was buried in Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co., Missouri.
Jane married Stephen Jackson Ashworth son of Stephen Wiley Ashworth and Mary Lavine Smith on 20 Mar 1856 in , Schuyler, Missouri. Stephen was born on 20 Jul 1833 in , Montgomery Co., Ohio. He died on 25 Jan 1908 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. He was buried in Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co., Missouri.

3 M ii. Richard Nevin was born in , Co. Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. He was christened on 13 May 1837 in Aghalurcher Church of Ireland.

4 F iii. Mary Nevin was born on 20 Jul 1838 in , Co. Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. She was christened on 22 Jul 1838 in Aghalurcher Church of Ireland. She died on 8 Feb 1876. She was buried in Asbury Methodist Cemetery, Anderson Twp., Hamilton, Ohio.
Mary married George Banford son of Samuel Banford and Katherine Harper on 31 Mar 1859 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. George was born in Apr 1831 in Rafintan, Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland. He died on 19 Apr 1904 in Mt. Carmel, Clermont, Ohio. He was buried in Asbury Methodist Cemetery, Anderson Twp., Hamilton, Ohio.

5 F iv. Margaret Nevin was born about 1844 in , , Ireland.
Margaret married Bratton .

6 F v. Magdalene Nevin was born before 23 May 1850 in At Sea from Ireland to America. She died on 17 Mar 1878 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. The cause of death was Childbirth or complications thereof. She was buried in Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co., Missouri.
Magdalene married Stephen Jackson Ashworth son of Stephen Wiley Ashworth and Mary Lavine Smith on 25 Apr 1870 in , Schuyler, Missouri.

Stephen was born on 20 Jul 1833 in , Montgomery Co., Ohio. He died on 25 Jan 1908 in , Schuyler Co., Missouri. He was buried in Coffey Cemetery, Schuyler Co., Missouri.

Charlie, charles Nevin of Nashville TN

mnevin2004 — 2007-10-01 17:43:04Z

I am looking for any information on a Charles ( Charlie ) edward Nevin from Nashville TN born around 1929 and was killed in 1958 in bar fight.

Please help nothing is know of my husbands family and I need a start.

Charles was married to a willie Mae Sullivan