Elener Endsley was born Abt. 1796 and died July 22, 1881 in her 84th year. She was the d/o James Endsley and Elizabeth Miller. She married William Neill December 4, 1821 in Laurens County, South Carolina. He was born March 22, 1795 in Laurens County, South Carolina, and died December 17, 1874 in Coweta County, Georgia. He was the son of Samuel Neill and Eleanor (Elenor) Cannon.
She was the granddaughter of Andrew Endsley, [Revolutionary Soldier] and Jane Cummings.
The g-granddaughter of John Andrew Endsley and Sarah Elizabeth Cummings.
Pages 319-20 of History of Coweta County, Georgia lists the eight children of William Neill and Elener Endsley. The eldest was James Garrison Neill, 3 Oct. 1822-9 April 1864, who was scalded to death by molten iron while making cannon balls and said to have been buried on the spot in Rome, Georgia.
List of children:
(1) James Garrison Neill
(2) Samuel Washington Neill
(3) Elizabeth Carolina Neill
(4) Keziah Rachel Neill
(5) Martha Jane Neill
(6) Sarah Eleanor (Nellie) Neill
(7) Lucy Ann Neill
(8) Amanda (Mandy) Neill
She was the granddaughter of Andrew Endsley, [Revolutionary Soldier] and Jane Cummings.
The g-granddaughter of John Andrew Endsley and Sarah Elizabeth Cummings.
Pages 319-20 of History of Coweta County, Georgia lists the eight children of William Neill and Elener Endsley. The eldest was James Garrison Neill, 3 Oct. 1822-9 April 1864, who was scalded to death by molten iron while making cannon balls and said to have been buried on the spot in Rome, Georgia.
List of children:
(1) James Garrison Neill
(2) Samuel Washington Neill
(3) Elizabeth Carolina Neill
(4) Keziah Rachel Neill
(5) Martha Jane Neill
(6) Sarah Eleanor (Nellie) Neill
(7) Lucy Ann Neill
(8) Amanda (Mandy) Neill
Elener Endsley was born Abt. 1796 and died July 22, 1881 in her 84th year. She was the d/o James Endsley and Elizabeth Miller. She married William Neill December 4, 1821 in Laurens County, South Carolina. He was born March 22, 1795 in Laurens County, South Carolina, and died December 17, 1874 in Coweta County, Georgia. He was the son of Samuel Neill and Eleanor (Elenor) Cannon.
She was the granddaughter of Andrew Endsley, [Revolutionary Soldier] and Jane Cummings.
The g-granddaughter of John Andrew Endsley and Sarah Elizabeth Cummings.
Pages 319-20 of History of Coweta County, Georgia lists the eight children of William Neill and Elener Endsley. The eldest was James Garrison Neill, 3 Oct. 1822-9 April 1864, who was scalded to death by molten iron while making cannon balls and said to have been buried on the spot in Rome, Georgia.
List of children:
(1) James Garrison Neill
(2) Samuel Washington Neill
(3) Elizabeth Carolina Neill
(4) Keziah Rachel Neill
(5) Martha Jane Neill
(6) Sarah Eleanor (Nellie) Neill
(7) Lucy Ann Neill
(8) Amanda (Mandy) Neill
She was the granddaughter of Andrew Endsley, [Revolutionary Soldier] and Jane Cummings.
The g-granddaughter of John Andrew Endsley and Sarah Elizabeth Cummings.
Pages 319-20 of History of Coweta County, Georgia lists the eight children of William Neill and Elener Endsley. The eldest was James Garrison Neill, 3 Oct. 1822-9 April 1864, who was scalded to death by molten iron while making cannon balls and said to have been buried on the spot in Rome, Georgia.
List of children:
(1) James Garrison Neill
(2) Samuel Washington Neill
(3) Elizabeth Carolina Neill
(4) Keziah Rachel Neill
(5) Martha Jane Neill
(6) Sarah Eleanor (Nellie) Neill
(7) Lucy Ann Neill
(8) Amanda (Mandy) Neill
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