Neagle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

mnicol_nz — 2012-04-04 23:13:11Z

Yes, which makes you our cousin. This is exciting. Alvira Nicol (nee Neagle) had 3 daughters and 2 sons. The youngest, Howard died in 2006 aged 54. Will email soon.

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

worldtiles — 2012-04-04 22:30:06Z

Hi Robyn, I have spoken to my mother and aunt (Thomas Neagle's granddaughters) and my aunt cannot recall any mention of him being involved in mining. I am not sure if my Thomas William Neagle is the same as was jailed during this strike. Did you find out any more information on him? I am sorry this is six months after your enquiry but for some reason I've totally missed your post! Kind regards, Tracey

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

worldtiles — 2012-04-04 22:23:26Z

Hi there, I would really appreciate the contact details for your brother, my direct email is worldtiles@aapt.net.au, I am very interested in the book he has written. Your mother and mine must be cousins then. I only have a Raewyn as a daughter of Alvira, I understand there is another daughter and two sons? Would be great to hear from you, regards, Tracey

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

mnicol_nz — 2012-04-04 19:54:32Z

Milton Clive Neagle b.Feb 1905? If it's the same one, his sister Alvira Thora Anne Neagle was my Grandmother. You should contact my brother, as he is the one researching. He has compiled a book on Jackson, Neagle, Ashby & Nicol, my mothers side

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

worldtiles — 2012-04-04 01:15:36Z

Hi, Thomas William (b1863) is also my great grandfather (photo on my tree). I'd love to know who you are descended from (which of his children!). My grandfather was his youngest son Melton (Mit). Look forward to hearing from you, Tracey

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

mnicol_nz — 2012-04-03 03:57:46Z

I'd be interested to hear more about the Thomas Neagle in Waihi. I suspect he will be Thomas William, my greatgrand father. Thomas Thornill is my greatgreatgrand father. We are trying to research the Irish side.

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

marshrr — 2012-01-10 00:27:51Z

Born County Cork 22 December 1828
Travelled via Australia with the 99th Lanarkshire as convict guards in Tasmania
Transferred to the 65th (2nd Yorkshire North Riding) in New Zealand in 1856. (arrived in Auckland 11 February 1856)
Took his discharge (after completion of service) in Napier in 1859
Married Elizabeth Anne Jackson in Napier 03 November 1862.
Elizabeth Anne was apparently born in Coromandel, New Zealand 13 May 1841.
No indications either were in America at any time

Re: Are we related? Ida Jean Littlefield

brighton56 — 2011-11-23 21:42:58Z

John Edward Wilcox is my brother in law. We did not know he had a daughter, Tamatha. Would like more information on her. Besides a son, Travis, he and Ida also had a daughter, Bernadette. Do you know anything about her?

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

andy_lanzi — 2011-11-22 20:50:24Z

Hello Just letting you know I didnt forget you My lawyer is dragging his feet getting heirlooms from deposit box

Eloyia Neagle Winterhalder

RuthEGerety23 — 2011-11-15 01:37:00Z

I am attempting to find an Eloyia (many nicknames) Neagles supposedly born in Ohio about 1830. She married Joseph Winterhalder, born 1827 in Rotenbach Baden Germany. Their son Henry was born in Knox County Ohio December, 1850. They traveled to California and their son Henry was located in the American River area of California in 1872 working we believe with the Railroad. Henry was later an Engineer with the railroad in Needles, California. Joseph and two brothers Charles and Theodore also located in California and we have contact with their descendents but Joseph eludes us.

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

PatPeck2 — 2011-10-03 02:24:23Z

Thanks, Andy. I look forward to seeing pictures of the Bible entries and the Neagle artifacts that you have. Thanks so much for your willingness to share. If you would like info on the Taylor side of John Neagle's mother, I would be happy to share it with you.
Pat

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

andy_lanzi — 2011-10-02 22:43:00Z

hello i am in the process of gathering it now it is in two safety deposite boxes and my wife lorraine passed away in nov 08. i would love to share the pictures of it with you when i get everything

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

andy_lanzi — 2011-10-02 22:42:59Z

hello i am in the process of gathering it now it is in two safety deposite boxes and my wife lorraine passed away in nov 08. i would love to share the pictures of it with you when i get everything

Eloyia Neagle Winterhalder

RuthEGerety23 — 2011-10-01 00:11:38Z

Joseph Winterhalder married Eloyia Neagle about 1850 in, I believe Knox County Ohio as their son Henry was born there. Eloyia is such an unusual given name but I have not been able to locate in any Census and so forth. Joseph emmigrated from Baden to Ohio and it is reported by the son Henry that his mother was born in Ohio. Any one with information on Joseph and Eloyia would be appreciated.

Thank you, Ruth in Oregon

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

PatPeck2 — 2011-09-25 23:47:01Z

Hi Andy,
So glad to see your post!
I would love to have some photos or scans of the family Bible and some of the artifacts that you have, plus the line of descent from John Neagle to your wife Lorraine. I did some research on Neagle in Philadelphia a few years ago and saw some of his paintings and read some of his letters. He painted a picture of Lydia Taylor Jones, his mother's sister, among other relatives.
Pat Peck

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

andy_lanzi — 2011-09-19 09:18:53Z

I am married to lorraine neagle a descendand of john neagle and have many artifacts belonging to him plus a family bible and history

Re: Thomas Thornhill Neagle

Rokay46 — 2011-07-06 02:07:32Z

Hi Tracey
I am not related to this family but I am researching the 1912 Waihi Miners Strike and there was a Thomas Neagle involved - possibly the son of the above. I am trying to find out more about him...and hoping to trace his descendants.
Thomas Thornhill Neagle did die in New Zealand. This is a probate entry at NZ Arhives Archway http://www.archway.archives.govt.nz/
NEAGLE, Thomas Thornhill
1898 1898 Napier High Court
This is probably his death entry at https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/search/
1884/2411 Neagle Thomas 56Y
This is an excellent website for looking for people and where they lived etc
http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast

Kind regards
Robyn

Re: Patrick Harold Neagle - 23 Oct 1842 - 17 Dec 1891. SC > MS > AR

neaglejim — 2011-05-12 03:06:50Z

Ben

i found that he was in the 11th Mississippi Infantry Co. G and that he was disabled at the Wilderness

Jim

Thomas Thornhill Neagle

worldtiles — 2011-04-29 02:07:18Z

Hi there, trying to find out info on Thomas Thornhill Neagle, born County Cork around 1828, may have travelled via USA to New Zealand. His wife Elizabeth Ann Jackson may have been American but they were married in New Zealand in 1862. His parents may be been a Thomas and Elizabeth also.
Any information would be appreciated! Regards, Tracey

Re: David Neagle

ccottle76 — 2011-04-06 21:31:51Z

I'm trying to find out who David B. Neagle parents are? Anybody know?

Re: John Neagle artist 1796-1865

PatPeck2 — 2011-04-03 20:34:48Z

John Neagle, son of Maurice Neagle and Susannah Taylor, married Miss Mary Chester Sully on 28 May 1826, aged 22 years, 8 months & 10 days, in the front room on the second story of Sully's house in Philadelphia.
I have done some research on John & would be happy to share. His mother was a sister to Lydia Taylor who married Christopher Marshall Jones. Lydia & C M Jones are my great-great-great-grandparents.
Hope to hear from you.
Pat Peck
patpeck2@verizon.net

James Garnett NEAGLE Obit 2007

Karen_Jorgensen — 2011-02-25 17:35:43Z

Central Kentucky News Journal, on-line obits: Thursday, January 11, 2007
James Garnett Neagle, 92, of Hodgenville, Ky., died on Sunday, Jan. 7, 2007, at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown, Ky. Son of the late Oda and Nora Houk Neagle, he was a member of Lincoln Memorial Baptist Church in Hodgenville, was a former civil service employee at Fort Knox, Ky., a former guard at LaGrange Reformatory and a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include a daughter, Becky Morgan of Hodgenville; two sons, Roger Neagle and Billy Neagle, both of Elizabethtown; two step-daughters, Barbara Wilcoxson of Hodgenville and Shirley Hord of Campbellsville; a step-son, David Berry of Elizabethtown; two sisters, Rachel Hazle of Green County, Ky., and Arlene Miller of Edmonton, Ky.; several grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a son, Bobby J. Neagle; and a sister, Estell Tucker. Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 12 at Bennett-Bertram Funeral Home in Hodgenville. The Rev. Tom Downey will officiate. Burial will be in Neagle Cemetery in Green County.

1930 Green Co. Ky. Census; Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Greensburg, Green, Kentucky; Roll: 747; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 3; Image: 985.0. Ancestry.com Census Images; 144 / 145
Oda Neagle, 50, age 30 at 1st marriage, KyKyKy; L. Nora, wife, 41, age 21 at 1st marriage, KyKyKy; James G., son, 15, Ky; Rachel, dau, 12, Ky; Ruby A., dau, 11/12, Ky;

Re: Patrick Harold Neagle - 23 Oct 1842 - 17 Dec 1891. SC > MS > AR

jmneagle1 — 2011-01-20 16:39:04Z

Do you know for sure if he came from Ireland? If so, where in Ireland? I descend from Bernard Neagle/Nagle (abt.1833 - 1887), who was from County Sligo, and came to live in Richmond, VA, sometime netween 1850 and 1853, where he married a Georgeanna Dunlevy. I don't have the info., nor have I done the Irish research myself, but I have been told by another researcher that several Neagle brothers came to America around the same time, I can't remember where they arrived, but some ended up in New England, at least two in Richmond (Bernard and Thomas), and I think I was told at least one ende up in NC (Charlotte area).

Patrick Harold Neagle - 23 Oct 1842 - 17 Dec 1891. SC > MS > AR

ArkansasBen77 — 2011-01-14 06:27:22Z

I'm looking for information on Patrick Harold Neagle. He was born in Couth Carolina (I believe, although the 1860 Census says Ireland) and died in Monroe County, Arkansas and is buried there.

In 1860, I have him in Lafayette County, Mississippi (p 115 of 240), along with a James Neagle (b abt 1837, Ireland). They were living with the Tyon/Fryer family as hired hands, most likely.

26 Apr 1861, he enlisted in the Confederacy in Oxford County, Mississippi. His residence is listed as Abbeville County, Mississippi and he enlisted in Company G, 11th Infantry Regiment.

31 Jan 1867, he married Susan C Johnston (b abt 1840, Mississippi).

1870 Census, he was in Richland Township, Monroe County, Arkansas.

31 Oct 1877, he married Laura G Hamilton (Feb 1856 MS - 4 Jul 1928 AR, daughter or Samuel G Hamilton Jr and Mary A)

1880 Census, he was in Richland Township, Monroe County, Arkansas.

17 Dec 1891, died in Richland Township, Monroe County, Arkansas. Buried at Calvary Cemetery (Catholic Cemetery) in brinkley, Monroe County, Arkansas. I've seen his grave and have photos.

Before his marriage to Susan C Johnston, he apparantly had a son, Frank Neagle (b abt 1861). Perhaps it was to Johnston or to another female. I'm unsure. Frank appears in the 1870 Census.

With his first wife, Susan C Johnston, he had three children:
Garrett Neagle (b abt 1867, Mississippi)
Thomas Edwin Neagle (Jul 1872 Arkansas - bef 1930 Caddo Parish, Louisiana. Md Minnie M Whitson 1893)
William H Neagle (Apr 1875 Arkansas - aft 1930, md Henrietta B Cargill)

With his second wife, Laura G Hamilton, he had six more children:
Mary A Neagle (27 Aug 1879 - 23 Dec 1963. md Warren 'Ed' Fraser. Buried at Cotton Plant, Arkansas)
Ellen Maggie Neagle (10 Aug 1880 - 15 Sep 1888, shares the same tombstone as her father.)
Charles Patrick Neagle (1 May 1883 - 1 Mar 1948, md Eula E Anderson 1905, md Anna Harmon 1931, buried in Cotton Plant, Arkansas)
Samuel Percy Neagle ( 21 Feb 1887 - 19 May 1891, also shares same tombstone as father)
Katie Eugine Neagle (Dec 1889 - 1926, md Clarence William Wallace)
Annie Neagle (Mar 1892 - ???, md Warton)

I'm looking for anyone else researching this line or can provide me with any information whatsoever.

My linage:
Patrick Harold Neagle, 1842-1891 (GG-Grandfather)
Katie Eugina Neagle, 1889-1926 (G-Grandmother)
Dorothy Louise Wallace, 1925-2000 (Grandmother)

Re: Neagles of Charlestown Ma. 1840-50,s

nozzle55 — 2010-11-16 02:51:43Z

I know this is an old post but I have a Patrick E Neagle (1807-1880) in my tree, living in the boston area. If you still need info I may be able to help

Re: Neagle families

audraamaral — 2010-11-09 16:40:15Z

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Re: neagle's of virginia

audraamaral — 2010-11-09 16:38:59Z

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Re: Neagle family

audraamaral — 2010-11-09 16:37:45Z

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Re: neagle's of virginia

audraamaral — 2010-11-09 16:34:28Z

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Re: Neagle families

mark971986 — 2010-11-04 04:07:53Z

hi mike i live in western australia to in joondalup my family are also from ireland my grandparents parents were so my dad told me. i hail from sunny doncaster in south yorkshire england.

Re: Neagle families

mark971986 — 2010-11-04 04:02:54Z

mark neagle im from england but now sunning it up in australia

Re: Neagle families

neagle1933 — 2010-08-26 23:33:23Z

I am Jessie Neagle, researching my late husband's family.

John Neagle born abt 1825 Oolah, Tipperary, Ireland (from UK Census)
married Jane Walsh abt 1825 (Ireland)
Two children James (b Ireland abt 1853 and Mary Jane b Salford Barracks, England 8 Oct 1854. John Neagle was a private in 51st Foot according to her birth certificate.

The next mention is in the Jersey Channel Is 1861 Census, where Jane Neagle is classified as a widow. I have not been able to trace Jane or Mary Jane further.

James married Mary Jane Cory in 1873 St Helier, Jersey. They had two sons, Ernest James 1873 and William Richard John Neagle 1876. Also a daughter Lilian Maud Mary (1879-1879). Mary Jane died in 1882 and James remarried - Harriet Hine. They had two daughters, Reata Belle b 1884 and Iris. Iris and a son, Reginald were born in Victoria, Australia. James and family emigrated first to Western Australia, then to Victoria. James died in 1930. William Richard John is my late husband's grandfather.

I hope we can help each other with our family trees.

Lloyd Carlton Neagle b 1771 MD

mishpocha99 — 2010-05-06 17:08:51Z

I have James Neagle as Lloyd father, but noting else on the family. Does anyone know who the parents and siblings are? Lloyd moved to NC where he and his wife had 9 children. They then moved to Barren, KY where he died abt 1846

Thanks for any help

Re: Are we related? Ida Jean Littlefield

mebateman1 — 2010-05-05 04:17:10Z

TX Marriage Collection
Ida J Littlefield m. Larry W Neagle 26 Dec 1979 McLennan Co
Ida J Littlefield m. Julio Renobate 9 Jan 1993 McLennan Co

TX Bell Co Birth index
Tamatha Jean Neagle b. 28 Feb 1979
father John Edward Wilcox
mother Ida Jean Littlefield

Travis John Wilcox b. 47 Mar 1976
father John Edward Wilcox
mother Ida Jean Littlefield

There are 29 Ruby Williamson's in TX in the 1930 census.
Only one in Bell Co
1930 TX Bell Co
Williamson Marvin head 36 married at 21 TX KY KY
Williamson Etta M wife 33 married at 18 TX TX ARK
Williamson Hazle dau 12 TX
Williamson Carl O son 11 TX
Williamson Ruby C dau 9 TX

Does this match any of your info? If it is I'll try to go back farther on Williamson's. Please include dates and locations if not.
This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

James Neagle b 1853

neagle1933 — 2010-04-18 03:42:43Z

I have copy of a birth certificate for James Neagle, father Michael Neagle, mother Catherine Neagle (nee Driscoll) born ? May 1853 12 Queen Street, Poplar, England. This was sent to my husband Wes in 2001 by David Neagle in the mistaken belief that it related to Wes's ancestor, but we have since found his James Neagle was born in Ireland of different parents. If anyone would like this certificate, I am happy to send it.

Descendants of John Neagle

neagle1933 — 2010-04-17 23:40:34Z

Greetings from Lara, Victoria, Australia. My late husband (Wesley Richard
Neagle) had Irish ancesters John Neagle, married to Jane Walsh according to son James's death certificate. We do not know their birthplaces in Ireland or their dates. James was born in Ireland in 1853 and married Mary Jane Cory in St Heliers, Jersey, Channel Is in 1872. They had two sons (Ernest and William) and one daughter Lilian (who died in early infancy).
After James's wife's early death at age 35, he remarried and moved to
Australia with his new wife and the two boys. William became my husband's grandfather.

I have not found any brothers or sisters to James, although one would imagine he had some. In the 1881 British Census there appears a group of Irish-born Neagles living in Wales with names that also occur in my husband's family, e.g. John, Richard. Does anyone know this family and is able to throw light on whether they are related to our family?

family reunion

mishpocha99 — 2010-03-31 06:43:26Z

Will there be a Neagle Family reunion in Macon, MO this year? If so I would like to have the information. Sheila

Re: Neagle families

mikeneagle — 2010-03-20 02:00:13Z

Hi Jamie
I live in Western Australia and have commenced researching my family tree and came across your message, posted in 2007. I was wondering how you got on in your investigation.
My search has reveilled that my Great Grandfather Thomas Neagle came out from Ireland (not sure of the county) in around 1850 to South Australia, where he is buried. His father was James Neagle (I think). I am finding it very difficult to verify this and go any further in my investigation. I was wondering if this has any connection with your family.
Thanks Mike

Re: Neagle family

Carmel777 — 2010-02-27 10:21:27Z

No problems
Carmel

Re: Neagle family

mikeneagle — 2010-02-27 09:26:36Z

Carmel
It is very difficult to get Irish information, but if I ever do get further information I will forward it on if I think it is irrelevant to your family.
Thanks for your follow up emails.
Mike

Re: Neagle family

Carmel777 — 2010-02-27 04:29:31Z

I believe she was a widow who came to Australia with three children, Michael, Patrick and Mary. There were other children, but no record of them coming to Australia. May have stayed or died in Ireland. According to BDM in South Australia, when Honorah died her deceased husband was recorded as Richard Neagle. Your GG Grandfather Thomas was already living in South Australia before Honorah came, so could have been her brother ???? I know for a fact that Thomas and Honorah must be related somehow because I remember my mother visiting the Neagles in Mt Barker. Unfortunately I have not researched any further than that.
Regards, Carmel

Re: Neagle family

mikeneagle — 2010-02-27 03:47:35Z

Carmel
Thanks for your follow up.
I am sure there is a connection here, with your gg mother coming out from County Claire the same county I believe my gg father Thomas arrived from three years earlier. Was Honorah married when she arrived in SA, if so do you have any information on the husband ie what his fathers name was etc. Also where in SA did Honorah live. Most of my family appear to have lived around the Mt Barker area.
Thanks Mike

Re: Neagle family

Carmel777 — 2010-02-26 10:23:28Z

Hi Mike, Yes she came from County Clare Ireland. Michael was her son born about 1862. Her daughter Mary married my GG Grandfather Manus Salmon.
Regards, Carmel

Re: Neagle family

mikeneagle — 2010-02-26 06:36:56Z

Carmel,
My grandfather Michael was born 1870 in Mt Barker, South Australia so this would not be a connection. Although there maybe a connection, did Honorah come from Ireland ? (County Claire)
Thanks Mike

Re: Neagle family

mikeneagle — 2010-02-26 06:36:55Z

Re: Neagle family

Carmel777 — 2009-10-02 12:25:15Z

Hi Mike, I just found your post on the message boards about the Neagles. I think your grandfather michael may be the son of my gg grandmother honorah neagle in Adelaide. She arrived on the Holmsdale in 1879 with three of her children, Patrick. Michael and Ellen. Do you think this is possible.
Regards, Carmel

Re: Neagle families

davidneagle175 — 2009-08-23 18:05:14Z

Ben,
I am almost certain that your great grandfather and my grandfather were brother's.

Re: Neagle family

neaglej_1 — 2009-07-29 06:40:47Z

where are you? where is my sister? where is my mother? where is my father? where is my family? where are you?///??????

Littlefield Family

atamatha — 2009-06-05 17:41:15Z

I want to find my mother's side of the family, but I have VERY little to go on. My mom's maiden name was Ida Jean Littlefield and has five children. First child is unknown as she was taken from my mom at birth, Carl, Bernadette, Travis, and me. I don't even remember my grandma's name. I'll have to get beck with you on that. My grandma never liked my mom.:(

Are we related?

atamatha — 2009-06-05 17:37:09Z

Okay, I'm very new to this, but I am wanting to find my family heritage and see what's out there. So... If anyone knows any of my relatives, please contact me. My dad's name is Larry Wayne Neagle I, Oldest brother is Larry Wayne Neagle II, and He has a son, Larry Wayne Neagle III. I have another brother, Jeremy Michael Neagle, and My name is Tamatha Jean Neagle. My Granny's name was Ruby Williamson and that about all I know. If any one can help or give hints and advice on how to go furhter than this, please help. I also want to be able to get my mother's side.