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     Her married name was Jones. Nancy NEAL married Robert Jones.

     Nancy Ann NEAL was born on 17 February 1840.

     Napoleon Bonarte NEAL was born on 2 November 1845.

     Robert Henry NEAL was born on 25 December 1817. He married Lucy Ann Wells on 19 November 1843 at Scott Co, KY. He was buried in 1863 at Shelby, IN. He died on 9 August 1863 at St Limer, IN, at age 45; died in the Civil War.

     Thomas NEAL Listed in 1870 Census Scott Co. KY, p. 7, Big Eagle Precinct. He married Sarah Burgess.

     William NEAL was born circa 1701 at Culpepper, VA. He married Mary Painter on 26 January 1730 at England. He died on 7 August 1778 at Culpepper, VA.

     Daughter Eliza J. death cert. says father was "Wm." and mother was Phoebe. William E. NEAL was born on 12 December 1815 at unknown place in, Ky; May have been Dec 22. He married Phoebe "Phebe" GLASS, daughter of Belfield C. GLASS and Elizabeth BOURNE, on 20 September 1836. He died on 10 December 1869 at Owen, KY, at age 53.

     Margaret Nee was born circa 1608 at Essex, VA. She married John Slaughter Jr., son of John Slaughter Sr. and Catherine Finnis, in 1629 at James City, VA. She died on 8 March 1655 at Essex, VA.

     Her married name was Wilson. Sondra Nerderhiser married Charles Allen Wilson II, son of Charles Allen Wilson.

     Her married name was Miles. Dorothy Neuling married J N Miles.

     Louise Neuling married Francis Atcher.

     Victor Emanuel "Vic" NEULING Jr. married Mary Maude MATTINGLY, daughter of William Thomas Mattingly and Dortha Ann Mattingly. He was born on 28 July 1888. He died on 8 March 1919 at age 30.

     Victor NEULING Sr. married Maggie Toomey. He was born circa 1859.

     John Nevill was born in 1612 at England. He married Johanna Porter before 1645. He About 1662, her husband, John Nevill, filed a suit in the court
against Thomas Baker, claiming that he had defamed her in a gross manner. She was accused of being a whore, who gave herself to William Robinson. Robinson then told of this incident at a tavern in front of several people, including Baker. Among the witnesses of this case were Thomas Hussey and his wife, Elizabeth, called by the defendant, Thomas Baker. It was learned that Baker had a grudge against Nevill from earlier years. The court found Baker had maliciously defamed Nevill and his wife. He was ordered to ask forgiviness in open court on bent knees, and pay court cost. John Nevill and his wife too asked Baker for forgiveness of God.

Another neighborhood fight broke out in 1663, when "Goodie Nevill"
supposedly gave a devil horn finger sign to another woman. She also stated
this woman was the whore of Captain Batten. This melee was limited to the women. Johanna lost the suit, and had to pay out 5 goats.
in 1662.

     Rachell Nevill was born in 1658 at The Clefts, Calvert Co., MD.

     Richard (William?) Nevill was born before 1645 at The Clefts, Calvert Co., MD.

     Her married name was St. John. Ann Neville was born circa 1540 at Cotterstock, Northamptonshire, England. She married Sir John St. John, son of Alexander St. John and Jane Dalison, circa 1564 at England.

     Thomas Neville was born at England. He married Alice Wauton.

     Thomas Neville married Isabelle Griffin, daughter of Nicholis Griffin II and Catherine Curzon.

     John Newcourt was born circa 1530 at North Molton, Devonshire, England. He married Mary Hever.

     Mary Newcourt was also known as Martje Newcourt. She was born circa 1550 at Pickwell, Devonshire, England. She married William Gibbs, son of Anthony Gibbs and Joan Parker, in 1575 at North Devon, England. She died in 1616 at South Perrott, Dorchestershire, England.