John was the son of William and Nancy Neely; he was the husband of Sarah Jane VanHook and the father of William G., James David, and Ellen Frances. He resided in Pulaski County, Kentucky, prior to enlisting in Company F, Kentucky 12th Infantry Regiment on 30 Jan 1862.∼This was my mother, Dovey Young's Maternal Great-Greatgrandfather. He was born in Whitley City KY. He died in Atlanta GA. during the Cival War. He was buried at the Marietta-Atlanta National Cem., Mareitta, GA. #3327 John L. Neely Sec. E. Grave #811.
No pictures of this ancestor, but description listed in the notes at the top of of the picture which can be read by clicking on the note.
The picture of my Uncle Herb with the stone John L. Neely during a genealogy search with his wife. We owe all our knowledge of our ancestors to them. Our aunt was the one with the first interest; but as time went on and they were discovering REAL history Uncle Herb would love to travel and search for everything he could find. This dear uncle also died Dec. 21,2006. I grew up around him since being raised by his parents ( my grandparents) I loved him like a brother and considered him my brother as he considered me his little sister my heart hurts and I miss him terribly.
Dear Ancestor,
The place you filled, so many years ago, spreads out among the ones you left, who would have loved you so very much. I wonder if you lived... and loved. I wonder if you knew that someday I would find this spot, and come and visit you.
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No pictures of this ancestor, but description listed in the notes at the top of of the picture which can be read by clicking on the note.
The picture of my Uncle Herb with the stone John L. Neely during a genealogy search with his wife. We owe all our knowledge of our ancestors to them. Our aunt was the one with the first interest; but as time went on and they were discovering REAL history Uncle Herb would love to travel and search for everything he could find. This dear uncle also died Dec. 21,2006. I grew up around him since being raised by his parents ( my grandparents) I loved him like a brother and considered him my brother as he considered me his little sister my heart hurts and I miss him terribly.
Dear Ancestor,
The place you filled, so many years ago, spreads out among the ones you left, who would have loved you so very much. I wonder if you lived... and loved. I wonder if you knew that someday I would find this spot, and come and visit you.
Author unknown
John was the son of William and Nancy Neely; he was the husband of Sarah Jane VanHook and the father of William G., James David, and Ellen Frances. He resided in Pulaski County, Kentucky, prior to enlisting in Company F, Kentucky 12th Infantry Regiment on 30 Jan 1862.∼This was my mother, Dovey Young's Maternal Great-Greatgrandfather. He was born in Whitley City KY. He died in Atlanta GA. during the Cival War. He was buried at the Marietta-Atlanta National Cem., Mareitta, GA. #3327 John L. Neely Sec. E. Grave #811.
No pictures of this ancestor, but description listed in the notes at the top of of the picture which can be read by clicking on the note.
The picture of my Uncle Herb with the stone John L. Neely during a genealogy search with his wife. We owe all our knowledge of our ancestors to them. Our aunt was the one with the first interest; but as time went on and they were discovering REAL history Uncle Herb would love to travel and search for everything he could find. This dear uncle also died Dec. 21,2006. I grew up around him since being raised by his parents ( my grandparents) I loved him like a brother and considered him my brother as he considered me his little sister my heart hurts and I miss him terribly.
Dear Ancestor,
The place you filled, so many years ago, spreads out among the ones you left, who would have loved you so very much. I wonder if you lived... and loved. I wonder if you knew that someday I would find this spot, and come and visit you.
Author unknown
No pictures of this ancestor, but description listed in the notes at the top of of the picture which can be read by clicking on the note.
The picture of my Uncle Herb with the stone John L. Neely during a genealogy search with his wife. We owe all our knowledge of our ancestors to them. Our aunt was the one with the first interest; but as time went on and they were discovering REAL history Uncle Herb would love to travel and search for everything he could find. This dear uncle also died Dec. 21,2006. I grew up around him since being raised by his parents ( my grandparents) I loved him like a brother and considered him my brother as he considered me his little sister my heart hurts and I miss him terribly.
Dear Ancestor,
The place you filled, so many years ago, spreads out among the ones you left, who would have loved you so very much. I wonder if you lived... and loved. I wonder if you knew that someday I would find this spot, and come and visit you.
Author unknown
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