Edward Neel was born April 3, 1806, in Logan County, Kentucky, son of Charles O. Neel and Eleanor (Nellie) Atterbury.
On February 11, 1828, in Warren County, Kentucky, Edward married Mary Polly Harris, daughter of William Harris and Nancy Highsmith. Mary Polly Harris was born June 3, 1810, in Warren County, Kentucky. Mary and Edward had 11 known children: Nancy Ellen Neal, William Charles Neal, Mary Jane Neal, James Rice Neal, Thomas Graham Neal, Sarah Ann Neel, Susan E. Neal, Elizabeth F. Neal, Sophronia H. O'Neal, Lucinda R. Neel, and Martha Arsenia (Mattie) Neal. It is interesting to note that some of the children changed the spelling of their surname from Neel to Neal, except one who changed hers to O'Neal.
The 1830 Federal Census for Warren County, Kentucky shows Edward and Mary living in Warren County, Kentucky, and they had a son and a daughter, both under five years old.
The 1850 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward Neel, age 44, a farmer, and his wife, Mary, age 40. They had 10 children by that time: Charles W., age 20; Nancy E., age 21; Mary Jane, age 17; James R., age 16; Thomas G., age 15; Sarah A., age 12; Susan E, age 11; Elizabeth F., age 8; Sophronia H., age 6; Lucinda R., age 4; all born in Kentucky. The family was living a few doors down from Edward's uncle, Benjamin Neel, and his family.
The 1860 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward, age 54, and still farming, and Mary, age 50, and keeping house. Six children were still living at home: Nancy, age 31, a seamstress; Susan, age 20, a seamstress; Elizabeth, age 18, a seamstress; Sophronia, age 16, a seamstress; Lucinda, age 13; and Martha, age 6.
Edward died on May 1, 1864 in Logan County, and was buried in the Pilot Knob Presbyterian Cemetery in Franklin, Kentucky (Simpson County). Mary died on March 25, 1882, in Simpson County, and was buried beside Edward. Copyright©Ladd2010 All Rights Reserved.
On February 11, 1828, in Warren County, Kentucky, Edward married Mary Polly Harris, daughter of William Harris and Nancy Highsmith. Mary Polly Harris was born June 3, 1810, in Warren County, Kentucky. Mary and Edward had 11 known children: Nancy Ellen Neal, William Charles Neal, Mary Jane Neal, James Rice Neal, Thomas Graham Neal, Sarah Ann Neel, Susan E. Neal, Elizabeth F. Neal, Sophronia H. O'Neal, Lucinda R. Neel, and Martha Arsenia (Mattie) Neal. It is interesting to note that some of the children changed the spelling of their surname from Neel to Neal, except one who changed hers to O'Neal.
The 1830 Federal Census for Warren County, Kentucky shows Edward and Mary living in Warren County, Kentucky, and they had a son and a daughter, both under five years old.
The 1850 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward Neel, age 44, a farmer, and his wife, Mary, age 40. They had 10 children by that time: Charles W., age 20; Nancy E., age 21; Mary Jane, age 17; James R., age 16; Thomas G., age 15; Sarah A., age 12; Susan E, age 11; Elizabeth F., age 8; Sophronia H., age 6; Lucinda R., age 4; all born in Kentucky. The family was living a few doors down from Edward's uncle, Benjamin Neel, and his family.
The 1860 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward, age 54, and still farming, and Mary, age 50, and keeping house. Six children were still living at home: Nancy, age 31, a seamstress; Susan, age 20, a seamstress; Elizabeth, age 18, a seamstress; Sophronia, age 16, a seamstress; Lucinda, age 13; and Martha, age 6.
Edward died on May 1, 1864 in Logan County, and was buried in the Pilot Knob Presbyterian Cemetery in Franklin, Kentucky (Simpson County). Mary died on March 25, 1882, in Simpson County, and was buried beside Edward. Copyright©Ladd2010 All Rights Reserved.
Edward Neel was born April 3, 1806, in Logan County, Kentucky, son of Charles O. Neel and Eleanor (Nellie) Atterbury.
On February 11, 1828, in Warren County, Kentucky, Edward married Mary Polly Harris, daughter of William Harris and Nancy Highsmith. Mary Polly Harris was born June 3, 1810, in Warren County, Kentucky. Mary and Edward had 11 known children: Nancy Ellen Neal, William Charles Neal, Mary Jane Neal, James Rice Neal, Thomas Graham Neal, Sarah Ann Neel, Susan E. Neal, Elizabeth F. Neal, Sophronia H. O'Neal, Lucinda R. Neel, and Martha Arsenia (Mattie) Neal. It is interesting to note that some of the children changed the spelling of their surname from Neel to Neal, except one who changed hers to O'Neal.
The 1830 Federal Census for Warren County, Kentucky shows Edward and Mary living in Warren County, Kentucky, and they had a son and a daughter, both under five years old.
The 1850 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward Neel, age 44, a farmer, and his wife, Mary, age 40. They had 10 children by that time: Charles W., age 20; Nancy E., age 21; Mary Jane, age 17; James R., age 16; Thomas G., age 15; Sarah A., age 12; Susan E, age 11; Elizabeth F., age 8; Sophronia H., age 6; Lucinda R., age 4; all born in Kentucky. The family was living a few doors down from Edward's uncle, Benjamin Neel, and his family.
The 1860 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward, age 54, and still farming, and Mary, age 50, and keeping house. Six children were still living at home: Nancy, age 31, a seamstress; Susan, age 20, a seamstress; Elizabeth, age 18, a seamstress; Sophronia, age 16, a seamstress; Lucinda, age 13; and Martha, age 6.
Edward died on May 1, 1864 in Logan County, and was buried in the Pilot Knob Presbyterian Cemetery in Franklin, Kentucky (Simpson County). Mary died on March 25, 1882, in Simpson County, and was buried beside Edward. Copyright©Ladd2010 All Rights Reserved.
On February 11, 1828, in Warren County, Kentucky, Edward married Mary Polly Harris, daughter of William Harris and Nancy Highsmith. Mary Polly Harris was born June 3, 1810, in Warren County, Kentucky. Mary and Edward had 11 known children: Nancy Ellen Neal, William Charles Neal, Mary Jane Neal, James Rice Neal, Thomas Graham Neal, Sarah Ann Neel, Susan E. Neal, Elizabeth F. Neal, Sophronia H. O'Neal, Lucinda R. Neel, and Martha Arsenia (Mattie) Neal. It is interesting to note that some of the children changed the spelling of their surname from Neel to Neal, except one who changed hers to O'Neal.
The 1830 Federal Census for Warren County, Kentucky shows Edward and Mary living in Warren County, Kentucky, and they had a son and a daughter, both under five years old.
The 1850 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward Neel, age 44, a farmer, and his wife, Mary, age 40. They had 10 children by that time: Charles W., age 20; Nancy E., age 21; Mary Jane, age 17; James R., age 16; Thomas G., age 15; Sarah A., age 12; Susan E, age 11; Elizabeth F., age 8; Sophronia H., age 6; Lucinda R., age 4; all born in Kentucky. The family was living a few doors down from Edward's uncle, Benjamin Neel, and his family.
The 1860 Federal Census for Logan County, Kentucky shows Edward, age 54, and still farming, and Mary, age 50, and keeping house. Six children were still living at home: Nancy, age 31, a seamstress; Susan, age 20, a seamstress; Elizabeth, age 18, a seamstress; Sophronia, age 16, a seamstress; Lucinda, age 13; and Martha, age 6.
Edward died on May 1, 1864 in Logan County, and was buried in the Pilot Knob Presbyterian Cemetery in Franklin, Kentucky (Simpson County). Mary died on March 25, 1882, in Simpson County, and was buried beside Edward. Copyright©Ladd2010 All Rights Reserved.
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