from IGI, birth listed in 1709

Listed as Patriot Service "PS" in DAR index book. DAR records ordered 2/17/93 Birth date listed in 1705 in DAR index book.

Info is from Robert Sloan's DAR records.

BIRTH: Estimated from 1850 census (1850-54=1796)

Listed in 1850 IN Census, Clinton Co with husband David RINEHART. Age listed at 54 in 1850, born between 1795 to 1796.

Maiden name is based on the following assumptions: 1. John McKENSIE is listed next door to the RINEHART's in the 1850 IN Census, between David and his son Allen RINEHART. 2. Rosanna and John are both from Virginia. 3. Both named son's William and Samuel, posibly after father and grandfather. NEED TO VERIFY ASSUMPTIONS

Info is fron LDS library and VA marriage book.

Buried in Buck/Faulkner Cemetery in Whitley Co., KY. (According to Penny Towater)

Info is from Katie Featherstone.

Need to verify that this is Nancy TYE's mother.

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from IGI

from IGI

Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.

The following is from Darlene Featherstone Lankford homepage:

50. JOHN "O'NAGLE" NEAGLE, Pioneer52, born 1830 in Ireland53; died WFT Est. 1805-1898. He married 51. Mary Dimock 1845-1848.

51. Mary Dimock54, born in Ireland54; died WFT Est. 1805-190454. She was the daughter of 102. Daniel Dimock, Jr. and 103. Lydia Bradshaw.

Notes for JOHN "O'NAGLE" NEAGLE, Pioneer: [Broderbund Family Archive #289, Ed. 1, Census Index: NC, SC, NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS, Richmond County, 1870, Date of Import: Oct 25, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.289.1.11727.12]

Individual: Neagle, John Race: W Age: 40 Birth place: IRE Township: Wolf Pit Twp Microfilm: Roll 1156, Page 676

The name Neagle is the Anglicized "English" version of the Clan Nagle (O'Neilan) from County Cork Ireland. The Nagles were a principal medieval Hiberno-Norman Family, in the period after the Anglo-Norman invasion, and before the upheavals of the seventeenth century.

The modern day Nagles and Neagles are descendants of the original Gaeil (Gaelic Peoples) Tribe of Ireland who were known as "Connachta," or 'people of Conn,' who in Irish myth was the brother of Eogan. By far the most important of the Gaelic Connachta tribes were the 'Ui Neill,' which was later pronounced and spelled as O'Neill. The O'Neill tribe can claim direct descent from Nially Noigiallach, (Noigiall in Gaelic, Nagle in English), who appears to have lived in the early fifth century, and is given in the genealogical tracts as a son of Eochu Mugmedor ('lord of slaves), who was several generations descended from Conn.

The O'Neill tribe was so large that separate dynasties emerged that were later known as the northern and southern O'Neills. The southern O'Neills were based at Tarain County Meath. The O'Neill claimed the high kingship of all Ireland, and their kingship was unchallenged until the tenth century. Laoighire, the son of Nially Noigiallach was the first Ui Neill ruler of Tara, who reputedly received the Christian missionary of "St." Patrick, in the year 432.

Within this tribe, many smaller divisions existed (about 150), which were known as "Tuatha." The names of these tuatha are reflected today in the names of baronies which make up the modern counties. Each of these tuatha had its own ruler or petty king, who owed allegiance to a more powerful leader, an over-king of three or more tuatha, who in turn was a subordinate to the king of the province, generally of the Eoghanact or the Ui Neill.

The tribal culture of the Gaeil, like that of all Celts, was highly developed and complex, and dominated life throughout the country for fifteen centuries, until its final collapse in the seventeenth century. In essence, it consisted of a highly codified legal system which regulated relationships within and between classes, families, larger kin-groups, and tuatha. Three classes existed: the professionals (aos dana), made up of poets, historians, jurists, musicians and druids; the free (saor aicme), warriors, owning land and cattle; and the unfree (daor aicme), slaves, many of whom were prisoners or descendants of prisoners taken in war.

[Broderbund Family Archive #289, Ed. 1, Census Index: NC, SC, NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS, Richmond County, 1870, Date of Import: Aug 26, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.289.1.11727.12]

Individual: Neagle, John Race: W Age: 40 Birth place: IREL Township: Wolf Pit Twp Microfilm: Roll 1156, Page 676

More About JOHN "O'NAGLE" NEAGLE, Pioneer: Fact 1: Race: W55 Fact 2: Age: 4055 Fact 3: Township: Wolf Pit Twp55 Fact 4: Microfilm: Roll 1156, Page 67655

Children of JOHN NEAGLE and Mary Dimock are:

i. Benjamin Neagle. ii. Lois Neagle. 25 iii. MARY "Mollie" Elizabeth Neagle, born 1851 in Gaston Co., North Carolina; died WFT Est. 1817-1934 in Gaston Co., North Carolina; married JOSEPH A. Featherstone May 1870 in Gaston Co., North Carolina.

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Info is from Vickie McDonald taken from actual NC records. According to this info Mary Neagle was born illegitimate. Her mother is listed as AMEILA NEAGLE. Note: Tom Mark maybe first and middle name.

BIRTH: March 3, 1851 in Gaston Co, NC, taken from death certificate. Eunice REID claims year of birth was 1848.

Original info is from Katie Featherstone (Bowen). Info from Katie lists birth date as March 3, 1849 and death as Aug 27, 1927. Actual NC record lists birth as March 3, 1851 and death as Aug 21, 1928. This info corresponds to the fact that she did not show up in1850 NC Census.

Katie said that her friends called her Mollie.

According to Katie and Eunice Featherstone, Mary NEAGLE and Nancy HANKS (Abraham LINCOLN's mother) were first cousins. This can not be correct since Nancy HANKS lived 100 years before Mary NEAGLE.

Birthdate in 1849 is from records from Katie Featherstone. NC Census records indicate that birth would have been in 1851. This information needs verification. See note above on birth and death info. She did not appear with the families listed in the 1850 NC Census, Gaston Co.

MARRIAGE: May 1870 per 1870 NC Census Marriage bond ordered from Raleigh Vital Records on 4/17/93.

Listed in 1870 NC Census, Gaston Co, with husband Joseph FEATHERSTONE. Age listed at 19 in 1870, born between 1850 to 1851. Info corresponds with other info on her birth.

Listed in 1880 NC Census, Gaston Co, with husband Joseph FEATHERSTONE. Age listed at 29 in 1880.

CHECK 1900 NC SOUNDEX F460, see RIN 351 (Joseph FEATHERSTONE)

CHECK 1910 NC SOUNDEX F460 (Mary E. FEATHERSTONE)

CHECK 1920 NC SOUNDEX F460

DEATH: August 21, 1928 in Gaston Co, NC, taken from death certificate. Death certificate recieved from Vickie McDonald. Info as follows: Birth: March 3, 1851 Place: Gaston Co, NC Death: August 21, 1928 Place: Gaston Co, NC Father: Tom MARK, born in NC Mother: Amelia NEAGLE, born in Gaston Co, NC

Darlene got this information from WFT Vol. 7, Tree 1109.

Hello Cousin Susan and Michael!

Katie Pegelow forwarded the photos of the Douglas monuments to me, and my daughter put it in GIF for me today, so I got to see it, and am just thrilled! Thank you very much for your effort to get it to Katie.

I am a grandchild of Benjamin Harrison Williams and his wife, Bessie Rogers Williams.

Benjamin was born June 22, 1889, and died October 17, 1947, Detroit, Wayne Co., MI. Bessie Alice Rogers was born Dec. 28, 1894, and died Wayland, Wayne Co., MI, Mar. 27, 1971. Both of them are buried at Corinth Cemetery, Whitley Co., not far out 5th St. Road, and just across Falls Highway from where Uncle Jim lived.

I recently learned the most outstanding news about Jacob Nicholson, father of Speed Nicholson, father of Martha. First of all, he was married to Frances "Franky" Stanfield, Jan. 30, 1817, Knox Co., KY. His parents are said to be Thomas Nicholson and Nancy, however, I have no proof of that, nor dates for them.

Speed Nicholson was born April 16, 1824, and died in 1846. Martha was his only child. Our grandmother, Malinda, had another child, China ca 1849. China married Calvin P. Williams, a brother of Add H. Williams.

Jacob was born 1792, NC, and died November 9, 1856, Whitley Co. Frances was born 1793, Anson Co., NC, and died Feb. 1, 1834, Whitley Co., KY.

Frances' parents were Sampson Stanfield and Easter Thomas. Sampson was born Jan. 19, 1768, Cane Creek, Anson Co., NC, and died Jan. 11, 1837, Whitley Co., KY. Easter was b. 1765, Anson Co., and died 1796, probably Anson Co., NC. Sampson then married Nancy Thomas, and it is unknown whether Nancy and Easter were related, but in all probability they were.

I have obtained Add H. Williams' CW pension file, and if you haven't seen it, I'll be glad to send you the information. It's very exciting to meet a real, live cousin! If you have questions about any of the above, I'll try to help. I have only one rule: I never give out information of living people.

I also believe our grandparents Rogers are John m. Jennie Eaton. I have a deed copy of when John Green Rogers (Bessie's father) sold the farm, and he indicated that he had been in continuous possession of it, and that it was surveyed for John Rogers in 1844. John Green Rogers' parents were J. William, b. 1828, and Cynthia Whitaker Rogers. So, if I remember correctly, your grandmother, Polly would have been J. William's sister. Do I have that right?

I'm just looking at what I have, and Polly Rogers, d/o James Rogers m. James Sexton, according to my notes. When James Rogers made his will, he willed to his granddaughter, Judith Alsip, the wife of Richardson H. Alsip. She may have been d/o John and Jennie Eaton Rogers. I couldn't figure that one out. I forget how you have Polly and James Sexton related, but I can send you the information from James will where he wills to his daughter, Polly "Saxson" is how I think it was written. James was a RW soldier. He enlisted at Anson, NC. So, you can see our Faulkners, Stanfields, Thomases, and Rogers likely all knew each other from there!

This is getting good, isn't it!

Can't wait to hear from you! Where is Chelsea, MI? Is it anywhere near Detroit? I must look you up in my atlas. I live in Hollywood, FL. My mother still lives at Corbin, and I'm sure would welcome a visit when you are back home. Have you been to any of the family reunions? My daughter Bev has gone a few times, but I've never been able to get there for it.

Your cousin, Shirley

Listed in 1860 KY Census, Whitley Co, with husband A.H. WILLIAMS. Age listed at 16 in 1860, born between 1843 to 1844, in KY.

Listed in 1880 KY Soundex W452, Whitley Co, with husband Adherbal WILLIAMS. Age listed at 35 in 1880, born between 1844 to 1845, in KY.

Buried in Old Lot Cemetery near Jellico, TN. (According to Penny Towater)

MARRIAGE: May 30, 1844 He would have been very old in 1844. Year may not be correct. Marriage info was taken from IGI files at LDS library. Have a copy of marriage license.

Listed in 1840 TN Census, WI-124. Age listed between 60 to 70, born between 1770 to 1780. Wife's age also listed between 60 to 70. (Need to verify that this is not his father or father-in-law)