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Birth 1830 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky 
- The NEAL Family Bible had the following entry: "Martial NEAL was borned (sic) November the 9, 1830."
Birth 9 Nov 1830 Oldham County, Kentucky [1] Gender Male 1850 Cenus 1850 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky - In the 1850 Oldham County, Ky. census (p. 124B), dated Sept. 3, 1850: "286 286 George NEAL (age 23, male, farmer, $3000 (RE), POB Ky.); Marshall NEAL (age 19, male, Laborer, POB Ky.) and Naomia? (age 17, female, POB Ky.)"
In 1850 Oldham County did not record marriage records as part of vital statistics.
Marriage 23 Dec 1851 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky Marriage to Martha Long - The NEAL Family Bible had the following entry: "Martial NEAL was married Martha Long December the 23 1851."
In the Oldham County Index of Marriages (1824-1957), it had "12-23-1851 NEAL, MARSHALL to LONG, MARTHA" In "Oldham County Marriage Licenses 1850 - 53" it had an entry for Marshall NEAL and Martha LONG, the daughter of Robert LONG. Marshall NEAL and John POWELL were on the bond which was dated December 15, 1851. In "Oldham County Marriage Bonds Book One" page 144 it had an entry for a minister's return for Marshal NEAL and Martha LONG who he married on December 23, 1851. Martha's sister Elizabeth also was married at the same time.
Marriage 26 Aug 1856 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky marriage to Pamela Long, sister of Martha - The NEAL Family Bible had the following entry: "Marshall NEAL was married on the 26 day of August 1856."
In his 1856 vital statistic marriage record it had: "Date Aug. 27, 1856; Groom Marshall NEAL; Residence Oldham Co.; Age 26, Second Marriage; Place of Birth Oldham County; Bride Pamela A. LONG; Residence _____; Age 17; First Marriage; Place of Birth Shelby County."The 1856 marriage record could not be located in Oldham County. In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Dec. 11, 1858; Grantee: NEAL, Marshall; Grantor: James JOHNSON & wife; Acres: 196; Waters: ___?; Book: K; Page: 55." An Oldham County Deed Book Index had "BOOK L 1860-1864 MARSHALL NEAL to H. D. SPEER ... pg 96 MARSHALL NEAL " ISAAC LONG .9. pg 97, JAMES H NEAL " SUSAN ANN LAYSON ... pg 135, MARSHALL NEAL It S J LONG ... pg 400, MARSHALL NEAL " J N LONG ... pg 403, MARSHALL NEAL " J N LONG .9. pg 404 In the Oldham County Deed Book L (1860-1864), it had "This Indenture made and entered into on this the 30th day of December 1861 by and between Marshall NEAL and Amelia A. NEAL, his wife of the one part and Isaac N. LONG of the other part All of the bounds of Oldham and state of Kentucky. Witnes, that the said NEAL and wife for and consideration of the sum of eight hundred and eighteen dollars to them in cash in hands said the receipt of which is handy acknowledged have this day bargained and so and do by these presents grant, bargain, sell, alien and confirm and convey the said LONG his heirs and assigns forever a tract or parcel of land lying and being in Oldham County and state aforesaid on the border of Floyds fort and bounded as follow Viz. Beginning at a Dogwood stump barnes to said LONG, thence N20 W69 poles to a swamp ash and Walnut, thence S70 W57 poles to a stone corner to LONG. Thence, S61 W67 poles to a shine in Real and OLEGSBY line, thence _84 E13 par to the beginning containing seventy seven poles, one quarter. To have and to hold the above named described and bounded tract or parcel of lands together with all and singular the _____________________- belonging to them. The said LONG, his heirs and assign forever and said NEAL and wife for themselves, heirs ___________ do covenant and ___ to and with the said LONG wit the permissions hereby change? and now face. In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Apr 8, 1861; Grantee: NEAL, Marshall; Grantor: M. W. OGLESBY & wife; Acres: 270; Waters: ___?; Book: K; Page: 599." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: June 7, 1862; Grantor: NEAL, M. & wife; Grantee: J. N. LONG; Acres: 27; Waters: FF; Book: L; Page: 97." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: June 7, 1862; Grantor: NEAL, M. & wife; Grantee: M. D. SPEER?; Acres: 171; Waters: FF; Book: L; Page: 96." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Feb. 28, 1864; Grantor: NEAL, Marshal & wife; Grantee: T. J. LONG; Acres: 216; Waters: FF; Book: L; Page: 400."
Marriage 21 Oct 1868 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky marriage to Nannie Arnold - The NEAL Family Bible had the following entry: "Married by T. M. DANIEL October the 21, 1868 Martial NEAL to Nannie ARNOLD Campbellsburg, Ky."
1870 Census 1870 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky - In the 1870 Oldham County, Ky. census (p. 14), Floydsburg Prec., dated August 5, 1870: "96 96 Marshall NEAL (age 38, male, white, farmer, $10000 (RE), $2000 (Per.), POB Ky.); Nannie (age 34, female, white, keeping house, POB Ky.), Maggie (age 15,female, white, POB Ky., attended school), Belle (age 11, female, white, POB Ky., attended school), Sarah (age 9, female, white, POB Ky., attended school), Robert (age 8, male, white, POB Ky., attended school), Thomas (age 7, male, white, POB Ky., attended school), William (age 5, male, white, POB Ky.), Newton (age 4, male, white, POB Ky.), and Fanny (age 1, female, white, POB Ky.). An Oldham County Deed Book Index had "BOOK U 1879-188?- MARSHALL NEAL to L D MORLACE ... pg 539.
1880 Census 1880 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky - In the 1880 Oldham County, Ky. census (ED 154, p. 6), Floydsburg Mag. Dist., dated June 4, 1880: "29 31 Marshall NEAL (white, male, age 50, married, farmer, POB Ky. as it was for both of his parents); Nannie (white, female, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, POB Ky. as it was for both of her parents); Maggie (white, female, age 25, daughter, married, POB Ky.); Bell (white, female, age 20, single, daughter, at home, POB Ky.); Sallie (white, female, age 18, daughter, single, at home, POB Ky; Robert (white, male, age 17, son, single, at home, POB Ky.); Tommie (white, male, age 15, son, single, at home, POB Ky.); Newton (white, male, age 12, son, single, at home, POB Ky.); Fanny (white, female, age 11, daughter, single, at home, POB Ky.); Perry (white, male, age 3 (or 8?), son, single, at home, POB Ky.); Joseph BENNETT (white, male, age 35, laborer, single, laborer, POB Ky.).
1900 Census 1900 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky - In the 1900 Oldham County, Ky. census (ED 43, p. 7), Mag. Dist. No. 4, dated June 20, 1900: "119 119 Marshall NEAL (head, white, male, born Nov 1830, age 69, married for 32 years, POB Ky. as it was for both of his parents, farmer, can read & write, owned free his farm); Nannie (wife, white, female, born July 1836, age 63, married for 32 years, had 3 children with 2 still living, POB Ky., POB of her father Ky, POB of her mother Va., can read & write); Sallie Storts? (daughter, white, female, b Mar 1862, age 38, widowed, had 1 child with 1 still living, POB Ky., can read & write); Nannie E. (g-daughter, white, female, born Sept 1884, age 15, single, at home, POB Ky., at school, attended school for four months, can read & write); then two employees were listed.
Died 11 Mar 1905 Oldham County, Kentucky [2] Will 27 Mar 1905 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky - In "Oldham County, Ky. Will Book 8" page 563 it had: "I Marshall NEAL of Oldham County Ky being sound in body and mind do hereby make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manners and form as follows. I Will and bequeath to my daughter Magg HITT and her heirs (30) thirty acres of land to be taken off my land joining the lands of Thos CASSADY? and Kulfus? HITT to be inters? interest in my estate and the ballance (sic) of my land to be divided equally between the ballance (sic) of my children after my just debts are paid and my wife Nannie NEAL thinks are set apart and S(h)e? to hold during her life time or widow hood in case either death or marriage her part to be divided equally between all my children except Maggie HITT want? wife to have the privaledge (sic) of taken (sic) her things off the land joining Centerfield. I also want Perry NEAL my son to have the privaledge (sic) of taken the stock of goods at Worth at its Valuation, and my wife Nannie NEAL to be his guardian without bond, as part of Perry's interest. The notes I hold against Thomas NEAL and Newton NEAL want them to be paid out of their interest. Marshall NEAL (Signed) Jarus FOX (Witness) S. B. RAYSTER? (Witness)" Entered into court March 27, 1905. Appraisal of estate ($3696.98) and the sale of the estate ($597.22) records are in the file.
Person ID I30 family tree Last Modified 11 Oct 2009 Father FIELDING Neal (NEILL), b. 1790, Kentucky , d. Bef 7 Nov 1844 Mother Mariah Marshall Married 2 Nov 1820 Shelby County, Kentucky Family ID F52 Group Sheet Family 1 Pamela Amelia Long, b. 1839, Shelby County, Kentucky , d. 1 May 1867, Oldham County, Kentucky Married 27 Aug 1856 Oldham County, Kentucky Children 1. James Newton Neal, b. 1 May 1867, Kentucky , d. 6 Feb 1949, Oldham County, Kentucky 2. David Neal, d. 4 Jul 1866 3. Robert Fielding Neal, b. 19 Feb 1863, Kentucky , d. Yes, date unknown4. Thomas Marshall Neal, b. 19 Jul 1864, Kentucky , d. 19375. William Columbus Neal, b. 24 Jan 1866, Kentucky , d. Yes, date unknown6. Mary Ella Neal, b. 5 Aug 1858, d. 24 Mar 1863 7. Alice Belle Neal, b. 13 Dec 1859, d. 14 Oct 1888 8. Sarah "Sallie" Mildred Neal, b. 21 Mar 1861, Kentucky , d. Yes, date unknownLast Modified 04 Oct 2008 Family ID F6 Group Sheet Family 2 Mrs. Martha Agness Long, b. 8 Aug 1832, d. 23 Apr 1855 Married 23 Dec 1851 Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky Children 1. Sarah Frances Neal, b. 18 Jan 1853, d. 24 Feb 1855 2. Margaret "Maggie" Ann Neal, b. 23 Mar 1855, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky , d. 1900, Kentucky Last Modified 04 Oct 2008 Family ID F3 Group Sheet Family 3 Nancy "Nannie" Arnold, b. 2 Jul 1836, Henry County, Kentucky , d. 2 Mar 1920, Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky Married 21 Oct 1868 Campbellsburg, Henry County, Kentucky Children 1. Fannie Lou Neal, b. 16 Sep 1869, Kentucky , d. 22 Feb 1946, Oldham County, Crestwood, Kentucky 2. John Calvin Neal, b. 5 Oct 1874, d. 22 Aug 1875 3. Richard Perry Neal, b. 24 Apr 1877, d. Yes, date unknown Last Modified 21 Dec 2008 Family ID F10 Group Sheet -
Notes - In the "Oldham County Ky. Court Order Book 3 1838 - 1849" on page 354, dated Oct. 21, 1844, it said "On the motion of Mariah NEAL and she having entered into bond in the penalty of twelve hundred dollars conditioned according to law which bond is approved by the court. Said Mariah NEAL is appointed guardian of _____ (Marshall?) NEAL infant orphan of Fielding NEAL, decd."
In the "Oldham County Ky. Court Order Book 3 1838 - 1849" on page 447 it said "On motion of Thomas DUNAWAY and Martha DUNAWAY his wife, Mary MATHEWS and Maria NEAL guardian for George NEAL, Marshall NEAL, Naomia NEAL, and Elizabeth NEAL, is ordered that Marshall POWELL, Thomas B. OGLESBY and William C. CAPLUNGH? be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners who being sworn are required to divide the lands and slaves of Fielding NEAL, decd; ____? Maria NEAL having relinquished her right thereto among the heirs of O? Fielding NEAL at whom instance motion is made that they report to this court."
In the Oldham County Deed Book F (1844-1849) page 527, it had "We the undersigned commissioners appointed by the Oldham County court at their January Term 1847 to divide the lands and slaves of Fielding NEAL decd, among his heirs, report that we did on the 26th day of January, after laying off to Mrs. NEAL, widow of said decedant (sic) fifty acres of land and setting aside to her two of the slaves, Mariah & Tillman agreeably to former arrangement, which she agreed to take in lein of her Dower and estate the said fifty acres bounded as follows. Beginning at the Honey Locust, thence with OGLEBY's line S20 E to two Dogwoods, thence 70 E60 thence N20 W125 par to a stone, thence S70 W67.5. We proceeded to make the division and allotment as follows, viz ........ Lot #3: Allotted to Marshall NEAL bundled as follows. Beginning at the corner to lot 2, thence with a line of the same, S20 E23 pole to a stone, thence N70 E84 poles to a stone. ........... (No. 3) We allot to Marshall NEAL, Edmond, valued at $375. This lot has to receive from Lot #4 $8.33 and 1/3 cents. (No. 4) - we allot to George NEAL - Bartlett, values at $250, and Thomas values at $200. This lot has to pay to lot No. 6 $58.33 and 1/3 cents and to Lot #5 $8.33 and 1/3 cents. (No. 5) We allot to Mary MATHES, which she has received, one Negro boy Edmond valued at $250, and money to amounting in all to #325, which lot has to receive from Lot No. 1 $41.66 and 2/3 cents and from Lot 4 eighteen dollars and sixty and 2/3 cents. (No.6) we allot to Mrs. Martha DUNNAWAY, which she has received, one Negro girl, Emily valued at $250, and other property amounting in all to $325., which lot has to receive from Lot No. 4 Fifty Eight Dollars and Thirty three cents. All of which is respectfully submitted given under our handle this 26 January 1847. Signed by Wm M. POWELL, Thos. B. OGLESBY, and Wm CAPLINGER. Kentucky, Oldham County Court, December Term 1847.
The report of the commissions appointed to divide the land and slaves of Fielding NEAL decd. among his heirs after setting apart the widow her Dowels was again produced in court and having laid over and not being and not being excepted to is confirmed and ordered to be recorded, which is don Attest: Will D. MITCHELL An Oldham County Deed Book Index had "BOOK F 1844-1849 NEAL from WOOD .9. pg 402 NEAL from COMPTON ... pg 405, NEAL from NEAL ... pg 527 .... 7 NOV 1848 1st. part GEORGE NEAL: 2nd. part, MARSHALL NEAL, division FIELDING NEAL left to his heirs. NEAL from WOODS ... pg 557"
An Oldham County Deed Book Index had "BOOK I 1853-1856 NEAL to LONG .9. pg 438, NEAL from FREEMAN ... pg 437, BOOK J from 1856 NEAL HEIRS to N LONG ... pg 79, BOOK K 1858-1861 NEAL from LONG .9. pg 216, NEAL from OGLESBY ... pg 522" In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Mar. 28, 1853; Grantor: NEAL, Marshal and wife; Grantee: R.M.C. LONG; Acres: 33; Waters: FF; Book: I?; Page: 282." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Dec. 29, 1854; Grantee: NEAL, Marshall; Grantor: D. L. FREEMAN? & wife; Acres: 51; Waters: FF?; Book: I; Page: 438." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Dec. 29, 1855; Grantor: NEAL, Marshal; Grantee: Alex LONG Excor?; Acres: 51; Waters: FF?; Book: I; Page: 438." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: June? 6, 1856; Grantor: NEAL, Marshall & c by M.C.; Grantee: Newton LONG; Acres: NS?; Waters: NS?; Book: I."
In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Mar. 2, 1864; Grantor: NEAL, Marshal & wife; Grantee: J. N. LONG; Acres: 35; Waters: FF; Book: L; Page: 403?." In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: Mar. 4, 1864; Grantee: NEAL, Marshall; Grantor: J. N. LONG; Acres: 9?; Waters: __?; Book: __?; Page: __?." An Oldham County Deed Book Index had "BOOK M 1864-1867 MARSHALL NEAL to JAMES JACKSON .9. pg 279 GEORGE NEAL to D BEALL 9.9 pg 12.
In the "Oldham County Index of Deeds 1825 - 67" it had: Date: ____? ?, 1866; Grantor: NEAL, Marshal & wife; Grantee: Jas JOHNSON; Acres: 60; Waters: FF; Book: M; Page: 279."In 1868 Oldham County did not record marriage records as part of vital statistics.
In the 1889 Oldham County, Ky. Tax Book (page 50?), Floydsburg Precinct, it had: Name: NEAL, Marshall.; Nearest Resident: Geo. NEAL; Acres of Land: 513; Value of Land: $8250; Town Lots: ____; Value of Town Lots: ____; Total Assessed Value of Personal Property: $1850; Cash, Notes & Bonds: ____; Poll: Yes; Total Assessed Value of Taxable Property: $10100; State Tax: $60.60; Railroad Tax: Paid; Date When Paid: Oct. 21; To Whom Paid: DEMOSS."
In 1905 Oldham County did not record death records as part of vital statistics.
In Oldham County Records, Volume 1, Cemeteries by McKECHNIE & DENT it had listed for the Camden Lane Pleasant Hill Church: "Marshall NEAL11-9-18303-11-1905."
I found Camden Lane Pleasant Hill Church off Hwy 22 in Oldham County.. There is no longer a church, only a over grown cemetery. The tombstone reads, "Marshall NEAL, b. Nov 9, 1830 d. Nov 1, 1905. On the tombstone is had "Asleep with Jesus."
In the History of Kentucky, Volume 6 by PERRIN it had "Marshall NEAL is a native of Oldham County, and was born November 9, 1830. Fielding NEAL, his father, was also a native of Oldham County, and married Miss Maria MARSHALL, of Woodford County. John NEAL, the grandfather of Marshall NEAL, was a farmer and a veteran of the Revolution, who came from Virginia in 1796 and located in Woodford County, Ky., moved to Jefferson and finally settled in Oldham County. Marshall NEAL has always been a farmer, and now owns 500 acres of well improved land near Ballardsville. He was first married, in 1850, to Miss Martha LONG, who died in 1853. He next married Miss Amelia LONG, a sister of his deceased wife, in 1856, and this lady died in 1866, leaving five children: Thomas, Robert, Newton, Sallie and Belle. Mr. NEAL's third marriage was in 1868 to Miss Nannie ARNOLD, and to this union two children have been born: Fannie and Perry. Mr. NEAL is a member of the Christian Church, and in politics is a Democrat."
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Marriage record with Pamela Amelia LONG (not in Oldham County).
Oct. 21, 1868 marriage record in Henry County with Nannie ARNOLD.
1860 census
Oldham County obituary.
- In the "Oldham County Ky. Court Order Book 3 1838 - 1849" on page 354, dated Oct. 21, 1844, it said "On the motion of Mariah NEAL and she having entered into bond in the penalty of twelve hundred dollars conditioned according to law which bond is approved by the court. Said Mariah NEAL is appointed guardian of _____ (Marshall?) NEAL infant orphan of Fielding NEAL, decd."
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