Delilah Barton lived in Kentucky. At this time it is not known who her parents were. There is speculation that she was born in Maryland or Kentucky.
Delilah Barton and Benjamin Neale went to Adams County, Ohio and were married about 4 Feb 1807 by Justice Mill Stevenson. After the wedding they returned o Kentucky to live.
"I do certify that on the fourth February 1807, was joined together as husband and wife Benjamin Neal to Miss Delela (sic) Barton by me, one of the Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid and the township of Byrd. Mills Stephenson."
sources:
Official copy on file in Adams County Courthouse, W. Union, OH, p. 27.
Adams County, Ohio Marriage Records 1803-1833. Compiled by Robert Craig. Laie, Hawaii: Pacific Publications, 1976, p. 78.
Children:
1. Joseph N. A. Neal 1806-1870
2. John Neale 1807-
3. Matthew H. Neale 1808-1857
4. Mary Neale 1810-
5. Richard Benjamin Neale 1813-1850
6. Joshua Neale 1814-
7. Malinda Neale 1818-1879 m Woodbeck Low(e)
8. Mahala Neale 1822-1903 m Eli Thomas
9. Delilah Neale 1822-
Possible older step-child: Thomas T. Neale?
Notes:
28 Mar 1854 - Delilah applied as widow for Benjamin's Revolutionary War Pension in Rush County, Indiana.
11 Mar 1857 - she applied for Bounty Land Warrent in Shelby County, Indiana. She was living in Indiana, but was granted 160 acres of bounty land in Kentucky on Warrant No. 58901??, under the Act of March 3, 1865.
source: Selected Records - Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Files Neal, Andrew - Nelms, Charles.
Delilah Barton and Benjamin Neale went to Adams County, Ohio and were married about 4 Feb 1807 by Justice Mill Stevenson. After the wedding they returned o Kentucky to live.
"I do certify that on the fourth February 1807, was joined together as husband and wife Benjamin Neal to Miss Delela (sic) Barton by me, one of the Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid and the township of Byrd. Mills Stephenson."
sources:
Official copy on file in Adams County Courthouse, W. Union, OH, p. 27.
Adams County, Ohio Marriage Records 1803-1833. Compiled by Robert Craig. Laie, Hawaii: Pacific Publications, 1976, p. 78.
Children:
1. Joseph N. A. Neal 1806-1870
2. John Neale 1807-
3. Matthew H. Neale 1808-1857
4. Mary Neale 1810-
5. Richard Benjamin Neale 1813-1850
6. Joshua Neale 1814-
7. Malinda Neale 1818-1879 m Woodbeck Low(e)
8. Mahala Neale 1822-1903 m Eli Thomas
9. Delilah Neale 1822-
Possible older step-child: Thomas T. Neale?
Notes:
28 Mar 1854 - Delilah applied as widow for Benjamin's Revolutionary War Pension in Rush County, Indiana.
11 Mar 1857 - she applied for Bounty Land Warrent in Shelby County, Indiana. She was living in Indiana, but was granted 160 acres of bounty land in Kentucky on Warrant No. 58901??, under the Act of March 3, 1865.
source: Selected Records - Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Files Neal, Andrew - Nelms, Charles.
Delilah Barton lived in Kentucky. At this time it is not known who her parents were. There is speculation that she was born in Maryland or Kentucky.
Delilah Barton and Benjamin Neale went to Adams County, Ohio and were married about 4 Feb 1807 by Justice Mill Stevenson. After the wedding they returned o Kentucky to live.
"I do certify that on the fourth February 1807, was joined together as husband and wife Benjamin Neal to Miss Delela (sic) Barton by me, one of the Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid and the township of Byrd. Mills Stephenson."
sources:
Official copy on file in Adams County Courthouse, W. Union, OH, p. 27.
Adams County, Ohio Marriage Records 1803-1833. Compiled by Robert Craig. Laie, Hawaii: Pacific Publications, 1976, p. 78.
Children:
1. Joseph N. A. Neal 1806-1870
2. John Neale 1807-
3. Matthew H. Neale 1808-1857
4. Mary Neale 1810-
5. Richard Benjamin Neale 1813-1850
6. Joshua Neale 1814-
7. Malinda Neale 1818-1879 m Woodbeck Low(e)
8. Mahala Neale 1822-1903 m Eli Thomas
9. Delilah Neale 1822-
Possible older step-child: Thomas T. Neale?
Notes:
28 Mar 1854 - Delilah applied as widow for Benjamin's Revolutionary War Pension in Rush County, Indiana.
11 Mar 1857 - she applied for Bounty Land Warrent in Shelby County, Indiana. She was living in Indiana, but was granted 160 acres of bounty land in Kentucky on Warrant No. 58901??, under the Act of March 3, 1865.
source: Selected Records - Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Files Neal, Andrew - Nelms, Charles.
Delilah Barton and Benjamin Neale went to Adams County, Ohio and were married about 4 Feb 1807 by Justice Mill Stevenson. After the wedding they returned o Kentucky to live.
"I do certify that on the fourth February 1807, was joined together as husband and wife Benjamin Neal to Miss Delela (sic) Barton by me, one of the Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid and the township of Byrd. Mills Stephenson."
sources:
Official copy on file in Adams County Courthouse, W. Union, OH, p. 27.
Adams County, Ohio Marriage Records 1803-1833. Compiled by Robert Craig. Laie, Hawaii: Pacific Publications, 1976, p. 78.
Children:
1. Joseph N. A. Neal 1806-1870
2. John Neale 1807-
3. Matthew H. Neale 1808-1857
4. Mary Neale 1810-
5. Richard Benjamin Neale 1813-1850
6. Joshua Neale 1814-
7. Malinda Neale 1818-1879 m Woodbeck Low(e)
8. Mahala Neale 1822-1903 m Eli Thomas
9. Delilah Neale 1822-
Possible older step-child: Thomas T. Neale?
Notes:
28 Mar 1854 - Delilah applied as widow for Benjamin's Revolutionary War Pension in Rush County, Indiana.
11 Mar 1857 - she applied for Bounty Land Warrent in Shelby County, Indiana. She was living in Indiana, but was granted 160 acres of bounty land in Kentucky on Warrant No. 58901??, under the Act of March 3, 1865.
source: Selected Records - Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Files Neal, Andrew - Nelms, Charles.
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