Notes for David Neely
David Neely & Mary Ball were married on 12 September 1814 in Fayette Co, KY
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Neely information from Joanie Stoy
I don't know where she got the dates and places of birth.
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1820
1830
1840 - should be in Missouri by 1835 when Jacob B. was born. Perhaps even earlier.
1850 Merremac Township, St Louis Co, Missouri 18 September 1850, p378b & 379a:
#1477/1507 David Neale 59 m w farmer Mo
Maria 58 f w Mo
#1478/1508 James 34 m w laborer Mo
Margaret 32 f w Mo
David C. 31 m w Mo
Susanna N. 30 f w Mo
Yiddy? Jane 28 f w Mo
Maria 26 f w Mo
Mildred 25 f w Mo
p379a
#1479/1509 John Nelle 23 Ky
Eliza 18 Mo
Martha A. Nelle 17 Mo
Jacob B. 15 Mo
[David C. is also enumerated in Jefferson Co, MO in 1850]
1860 Beoff Twp, Beoff PO, Franklin Co, Missouri 18 September 1860, p65:
#482/482 Davied Neely 68 m w farmer $500/425 Ky
Mary 68 f w Ky
Jacob B. 24 m w farmer $-/125 Mo
Martha McCortney 25 f w Mo
Heserel 4 m w Mo
John 2 m w Mo
E. C. Parehs? 32 m w bookseller In [non- relative?]
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Jacob B. Neely is the son of David and Mary (Ball) Neely, both of whom were natives of Kentucky, born in the year 1792, he February 11, and she August 28. They were married in the year 1814, and the father followed the fuller's trade, which he had learned while growing up, and continued at this until 1828, when he came to Missouri and located in St. Louis County, one and a half miles southwest of Baldwin. In 1851 they moved to this county and settled on a place know as the 'John L. Brant Place'. Their family consisted of fifteen children, eleven of whom lived to be grown. The father spent his last days with his son, in Gasconade County, where he died April 14, 1865. He was a soldier in the War of 1812, was taken a prisoner at Fort Meigs, where he was completed to run the gauntlet, but succeeded in passing through without a scratch. Both parents are members in the Methodist Episcopal Church, but the father's last years were passed in the Missionary Baptist Church. He was a Democrat in politics. The mother died in Franklin County, May 6, 1875.
Jacob B. was born February 16, 1835, in St. Louis County, Mo., and was the youngest member of the family. He grew to manhood on the farm, received a limited education, and remained with and cared for his parents as long as they lived. In 1862 he married Miss Sarah A. Greenstreet, who bore him thirteen children, seven now living: Jefferson D., Jacob L., Mary J., Sarah P., Virginia H., John A., and David J. Mr. Neely is a Democrat in his political views, and is a member of the Masonic fraternity. For nearly four years he was mail-carrier from Cedar Fork to Dundee. He has followed agricultural pursuits all his life, and now owns 480 acres. He is a man who gives liberally to all worthy enterprises, and is much respected. He has succeeded in giving his children good educational advantages. His paternal ancestors were Irish and English, while his maternal were Irish and German.
[Biographies of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford and Gasconade Counties, Missouri. Biographical Appendix, p 796, Jacob Neely]
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