 Bef 1710 - 1788 (78 years)
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| Name |
William Nealey |
| Born |
Before 1710 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
21 Jul 1788 |
| Person ID |
I7137 |
Devin Timber | Mary Eggleston Pedigree |
| Last Modified |
4 Jan 2013 |
| Children |
| + | 1. Mary Nealey, b. Abt 1730, d. Aft 1788, Marlowe homeplace, Callands, Pittsylvania, Virginia U.S.A.  (Age > 59 years) |
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| Last Modified |
2 Jul 2010 |
| Family ID |
F2520 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Sources |
- [S67727] Mary Frances Reynolds Eggleston.
A Thomas Nealey is found in Halifax County c 1789 mentioned in an accounting of the Estate of Stephen Townes, along with many Carter Family Members and Associates.
http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/14616.html
STEPHEN TOWNES Accounts Current 1783-1789 Caleb Townes, Executor
Among items listed: pd Pricilla Bonner for 1 mo. work, Exps. for tobo., Robt.Sharmon, William Ball for oats, Phillip Day for jumpin an ox, corn at Bibbs, 1 314 yd. black mode for Elsy Townes, Thomas Lipscomb for whiskey, Woody Brooks for rolling tobo., William Carter for rolling tobo., do. Edmund Dixon, do. David Pinn cradle'd oats, James Legrand for season of a mare, taxes, Richard Carter bringing up goods, James Irvine do., James Brooks for rum, William Wood for carpenters work, pd Daniel Carter, James McCraw for Clerks ticketts, William Cotrel rolling tobo., Archibald Murphey, Joseph Haynes, William Turner for cutting an horse, John Irvine, John Payne for saddling, Robert Scott for smith work, William James shoemaking, Wal~ Brown cradling oats, Cornal Guin for a wheat sive, Cun- ningham & Harper for goods, do. William Morris for 24 days work, Sherif
Hopson for taxes, Lewis Cantelow for goods, the fishermen for fish, !lve Oliver for mending a wheel, Bl~ & Barksdale for goods, ferriage tobo. at Powells, do. at Vaughans, do. at Irvines, John Hicks ro1ling tobo. Woody Brooks do., Joseph Haynes for {?), corn & provision for boy return.g from Ptsbg., John Scott for carriage, John Hicks, Bruce & Panne11 for goods, do. John Duke for lime, do. Cunningham & Harper for goods, John Poynor for work, Wi1liam Boyd for hire of a sti1l, Walter Brown for weaving, Henry B. Kerby for smith work, Peter Hitt for coopering, Hopsons Charles for clover seed, Pannil & Bruce for goods, acct. of Peter Hitts, Lewis Cantelow b.lack curants, Exps. to Cumberland ~ Townes, Martha Parkes 3 weeks wash, Noel Waddle mending a ring, William Poyner shoemaking, John Poyner for a womans sadd1e, James Wi11iams powdering tub {sic), do. Coleman Daniels 1 turkey, John Jasper for corn, N. Cunningham for pr. sheep shears, Robert Standfield for 1 comb, John Irvine for tobo. & Roberts crossing his ferry, ferriage pd Bibb, David Powe1 for tobo , Robert Reaves 22 yd. rolls, Thomas Standfield for rum, Nicholas Vaughan ferriage tobo., Thomas Combs for 3 mth. work, William Carter for 2 heifers, Drury Sims 1 cask, William Fletcher for shoemaking, William Watlington for calico, William Morris for braking flax, N. Cunningham sundry goods, William Pinor shoemaking, Lewis Cantelow, William Fletcher mending shoes, John Irvine ferriage tobo, David
Powel tobo., Nicholas Vaughan tobo., Bibb tobo., William Fu1cher cotton wheel, Cantelow for sundry goods, James Brooks salt, David Clark for tax, James Chappell ferriage, Elizabeth Turner weaving, James Williams coopering, William Chappel tobo. Hobsons & Charles fish, Nath. Cunningham sundry goods, Thomas Lipscomb finding provisions from Petersburg for rolers, Irvine Brandon for fish, Thos Combs, Joseph Haynes med. for a wench, pd Carters Abram for bottoming chairs, pd Richard Carter for season of mare, pd Rebeckah Scott for a gun stock, Joseph Atkin for stocking a gun, Hannah Farley for corn, Archibald Campbell for 2 .books, Henry B. Kerby for smiths work, Obediah Kerby for smiths work, James Brooks bringing up goods p. Pet.g, Blow & Barksdale merchants acct., Wi11iam Ham- let for goods, James Williams for tobo., John Irvine ferriage tobo. & rolers ret.g, David Powell ferriage tobo., 2 qts. rum on the road for rolers, William Womack for ferriage tobo., William Chappe11 for 5 yds. cotton, James Coleman 8~ yds plains, James Brooks salt, pd Daniel L. Farley for teaching school for yr. 1787. Total: £280/2/2
To: N. Cunningham & Co. short charge in his acct 27 Dec. 1786, pd John Wi11iams his acct. for taxes, do. County & Parish taxes, pd Clk of Ha1ifax for probate of testators will, Wi11iam Barksdale pt. his acct., my share of crop 1787, my cross cut saw broke at plantation, my exps. as Exr. for 4 yrs., pd Irvine Brandon. 15 Apri1 1789 Bal. as pr. Cr. £53/17/5~
By: Cash rec'd of W. Dodson, corn, tobo., cash rec'd of Thomas Nea1y, do. Henry Black, cash of Carnal, do Wyley, do. Rogers, do. Wi1liams, do. William Carter, do. of Gliden, William Wi1kins, Sr., Drury Simms, Wi11iam Carter, John Vaughan, in pt. of an execution obtained agst. Ca11eway & others, Blow & Barksdale pr. acct., judgment obtained agst. Edward Bryantt my pt. of exps. of tobo., Blow & Barksdale acct, overcharge as an overse~ 1783, error in pd P. Bonner, do. in No.68 {?). do in addition.
Is Thomas Nealey of Halifax related to William Nealey of Pittsylvania whose daughter, Mary, married Hugh Reynolds in Lancaster, Pennsylvania?
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