Ann C NEAL

Notes:

Daughter of Greenberry Neil and Sarah Blevins. Surname Neil has also been spelled as Neal. Married Alexander N. Brown 14 Feb 1888 in Newton Co. MO.

Her father is thought to have died during the civil war. Ann moved to Newton Co. Missouri (from Tennessee) in Oct 1884 to live with her mother and step father. Ann would of also had children Francis and Fannie Morton with her in this journey. Their existence is known as Ann mentioned them in her 4 Mar 1886 divorce petition from George Morton. It is assumed she was pregnant with 3rd child Sarah Tennessee when she left TN, but Sarah is not mentioned in the petition. Her 4th child was Myrtle Brown, with Alexander N. Brown. She had 2 sisters, 1 of which stayed in TN and the other also moved to MO and lived near Ann and their mother.

Family/Spouse: George MORTON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Frances J MORTON was born in 1881.
2. Fanny MORTON was born in 1883.
3. Sarah MORTON was born in 1885; died in 1905.

Ann married Alexander N BROWN on 14 Feb 1888 in Newton County, MO. Alexander was born in 1859; died in 1934. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Myrtle BROWN was born in 1892; died in 1969.

Greenburry married Sarah D BLEVINS on 30 Dec 1857. Sarah (daughter of Clark B. BLEVINS and Patience STOUT) was born on 30 Dec 1834 in Blount County, TN; died on 3 Jul 1922 in Newton, MO. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Listed in 1850 census with/ Henry & Sarah Stout
Clark - 24 (should be 34)
Patient - 30
William - 19 (possibly a brother to Clark)
Sarah - 9
Henry - 7
Looney - 5
John - 3
Nicholas - 1

Clark married Patience STOUT on 01 May 1838 in Johnson County, Tennessee. Patience (daughter of Henry T. STOUT and Sarah DOVE) was born about 1820 in Carter County, Tennessee; died in 1850 in Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Dillon married Nancy WILLIAMS. Nancy was born about 1788 in Virginia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"In 1841 Henry Stout Sr. bought land on 6 mile Creek; in 1853 Henry Stout sold to Asa Watson, owner of Mountvale Springs, and an agreement was made that as Watson had $865.00 of his money he should live on it his lifetime using firewood as needed. In 1860 Henry Stout gave 50 acres land to "the wife of Samuel Stout", no name, no claim as to relationship." From Will E. Parham Papers, 11/21/1936, Blount County Public Library, Maryville, Tennessee.

"I have a faint recollection that the boys told me as a boy that their people came from North Carolina" From Will E. Parham Papers, 11/21/1936, Blount County Public Library, Maryville, Tennessee.

WFT #431 states d. October 26, 1860 in Johnson County, Tennessee

Pension Deposition: [Keziah GENTRY WRIGHT STOUT, widow of Henry STOUT, submitted her application to receive a Widow's Pension based on Henry's service in the War of 1812. Abstracted:]
"...November, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and Seventy eight... Kizziah Stout...a resident of Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter County...declares that she is the widow of Henry Stout deceased...a private in the Company commanded by Captain William Naileys in the Virginia Regiment of Militia...in the war of 1812...she was married to the said Henry Stout...in 7th Civil District, in the county of Johnson, and in the State of Tennessee, on the 8th day of March A.D. 1861 by one H.P. Murphy...; and that her name before her said marriage was Kizziah Wright; and she further states that said Stout had a former wife by the name of Dolen who died many years ago but don't know when or where and that her said husband Henry Stout, died on Stoney Creek, in the State of Tennessee Carter Co., on the 26th day of October A.D. 1878; and she further declares that the following have been the places of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharge from the Army, viz; in Johnson & Carter County Tennessee since their said marriage before she
cannot state...her said husband was a pensioner...that her residence is...county of Carter State of Tennessee, and that her post office is Carters Furnace Carter County, Tennessee...Kizziah Stout (signed her "x" mark)...[witnessed by] C.C. Collins and Isaac H. Brown."

Court: "Tuesday morning April Term 1883. The death of Kizaziah Stout was proven by M.P. Elliott and Geo. Oliver." (Carter Co. TN Quorum Court Record No. 1, pg. 553)

Henry married Sarah DOVE on 05 Jan 1809 in Washington County, Virginia. Sarah was born in 1790 in Virginia; died in in Blount County, Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

BLOUNT COUNTY, TENNESSEE1860 MORTALITY SCHEDULE
Name Gender Age State Born Month Died Cause of Death Occupation
Sarah Stout Female 74 VA March "unknown; sudden"

Cause of Death: "unknwown; sudden"

Cemetery: [NJSB Note: I am assuming that Sarah was buried at the Six Mile Cemetery, approx. 3 mi. from Montvale Rd on Old Piney Rd, left on top of hill, Blount Co. TN. My assumption is that I believe Henry and
Sarah belonged to this church since it is in the near vicinity of where they lived. I have personally visited this cemetery and there are over 100 unmarked graves in it.]

Sources: 1830 Carter Co. TN census; 1840 Johnson Co. TN Census; 1850 Blount Co. TN Census; 1860 TN

Mortality Schedule; "Washington Co. VA Marriage Register 1782-1820" by Fleet page 58; "Bible Records and Marriage Bonds" by Acklen; husband's military record.