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On May 16, 1665, John Neville of Nansemond sold to Arthur Skinner 125 acres. This was part of the deed from Roger Neville to Arthur Skinner, his father-in-law. Several deeds ofJohn Neville's are inthe records. In 1689 he and his wife Elizabeth made a deed of "gift" to Benjamin Beale and his wife Martha, evidendtly their daughter. The deed provided that if Benjamin and his wife Martha died without issue the land was to go to Benjamin Neville, son of the donor and the deed was witnessed by John Neville Jr. date here 1689. (evdently spelled Neville Neuell and Neuill)
John Neville of Nansemond sold land on the Western Branch in Isle of Wight to John Johnson in 1698. The date of his death is not known as the Nansemond records are destroyed. Benjamin Neville, their son, held 475 acres in Nansemond in 1704. A Benjamin Neville made his will in North Carolina and many of the name in that state are probably descended from Benjamin and Roger Neville.
From "Some Isle of Wight Families, Virginia" by John Bennett Boddie, pages 235 .
John Neville .owned land in Isle of Wight County , also. John Neville of Nansemond sold land on the Western Branch in Isle of Wight to John Johnson in 1698. The date of his death is not known as the Nansemond records are destroyed. Benjamin Neville, their son held 475 acres in Nansemond in 1704, as his son Benjamin was holding 475 acres on Nansemond in that year and John Neville does not appear in the Quit Rents.
John Bennett Boddie, Seventeenth Century Isle of Wight County Virginia (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books,
Inc., 1993 reprint)
p541
John Nevil of Namsemond, planter, and Elizabeth his wife sell to John Marshall of Isle of Wight for 100 pounds the 350 acres in Nansemond County , adjoining the Nansemond River, part of 450 acres granted by Gov. Berkeley March 6, 1662 and sold by him to John Neville February 2, 1663 in Nansemond.
On April 28, 1667, John Marshall sold Cornelius Scully for 2000 lbs. tobacco, 400 acres lying on Beaver Dam Swap bought of John Neville.
On February 8, 1671, Arthur Skinner sold the 225 acres bought from John Neville and wife Elizabeth.
On February 21, 1683/4 John Neville with William Godwin, appraised the estate of John Gardner.
On December 9, 1680, John Neville and Richard Reynolds were sureties on the bond of Anne Mecom, relict of Neale Mecom.
On May 20, 1690, John Neville with William Godwin and William West, appraised the estate of Alexander Chestnut.
Father: William Neville b: Abt 1615 in England
Mother: Lydia b: Abt 1615
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Reynolds b: Abt 1643 in Isle Of Wight County, Virginia Formed 1637 From Warrosquyouke
County formed in 1634
Note: Reference Number:24457
Married: Bef 2 Feb 1663 in Isle Of Wight County, Virginia Formed 1637 From Warrosquyouke County formed
in 1634 5 6
Change Date: 5 Mar 2002
Children
1. Benjamin Neville b: Abt 1665 in Nansemond County, Virginia (Later Perquimans County, North Carolina
1689)
2. Martha Neville b: Abt 1667 in Nansemond County, Virginia (Later Perquimans County, North Carolina 1689)
3. John Neville b: Abt 1669 in Nansemond County, Virginia (Later Perquimans County, North Carolina 1689)
Sources:
1.Abbrev: Seventeenth Century Isle of Wight
Author: John Bennett Boddie
2.Abbrev: Katherine Neville Brantley, research done by her brother John D. Neville
3.Abbrev: Historical Southern Families Vol.2 by John Bennett Boddie
Title: Historical Southern Families Vol.2 by John Bennett Boddie
Page: Page 150
Quality: 3
4.Abbrev: Renwick Morgan Neville, beschutzer@earthlink.net>
Title: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=johnneville
Publication: 351 Central Park Place
Brentwood, CA. 94513
925-516-4976
5.Abbrev: Jeannie Alyce Woodruff Scarlett JScarl1070@aol.com>
Publication: 11602 Norton
Chino,Ca.91710
909-465-0873
6.Abbrev: Isle of Wight Wills and Administrations by Blanche Adams Chapman 1647-1800
Author: Blanche Adams Chapman
Page: Page 34
Text: D.B.1 pg 25
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1640 - 1698 (58 years)
