Jacob McNeil Family Cemetery, Rocky Mount, Franklin Co., VA.

37.03839, -79.87221

Google Maps using coordinates 37.03839, -79.87221

(src: Find A Grave added by: RG3 on 07 Aug 2015)

Original Source: Submitted to Floyd (usgenwebsites.org) & Floyd Co., Hx Society by Clara Martin of 3288 Charity Hwy, Woolwine, VA, 24185 Sept 2022

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Annotations – added by Barb Camery Reininger

Annotations in Red – correction to original text by Barb Camery Reininger

+ indicates on same tombstone

& indicates a relationship

Notes: “There are 12-14 more graves in the cemetery, marked with unlettered soapstone or field stone.” Clara Tibby Epperly Martin July 2016

Jonathan Hughes McNeil, b. abt 1813 VA, d. only son of Jacob Sr & 2^nd wife Margaret “Peggy” (Cool) McNiel.

m. 1836 Franklin

Catherine “Kate” Perdue, b. abt 1820 VA, d. 1879, d/o “no parents”. (death register) Burial: unknown.

Children: (src: 1850-1860 Franklin Co., VA census)

George W. 1838-aft 1860

Elizabeth M. 1839-

John R. E. 1841-

Giles H. (see below)

Thomas J. 1845-

Jonathan P.-1848

Photo	NAME	Original survey	BIRTH	DEATH	MARKER NOTES	ANNOTATIONS
no photo	McNeil, Charles H.	yes	18 Dec 1868	27 Oct 1918		Charles H. McNeil, oldest s/o John Edmund & Margaret (Perdue) McNeil, great grandson of Jacob McNeil Sr.
no photo	McNeil, Giles Henry	yes	13 Jul 1843	12 Apr 1923	37^th VA CAL CO A	Giles Henry McNeil, 4^th s/o Jonathan Hughes & Catherine “Kitty” (Perdue) McNeil. [Death Cert] m. 1870 Franklin Elizabeth “Bettie” Brown, d. 1925 at 77y 6m 4d, d/o William Brown. [Death Cert] Known Children: (src: census records) Sarah Lee; Walter Gray; William Henry, twin; John Wesley, twin; Giles Otis; Mattie Alice; Clauda Angia; Della Morton
Tombstone restored by Alyssa George, desc of Jacob McNeil Sr. (src: Find A Grave added by: RG3 on 07 Aug 2015)	McNeil, Jacob Sr	yes	Jun 1759	Feb 1841	Guard Henderson’s VA CO Rev. War 1841	Jacob Ireson McNeil Sr, s/o Thomas & Mary (Hughes) McNiel. [src: DAR Application of Dr Richard Lee Bartley, desc. of Daniel McNiel. 1^st m. Annie Stevens, d/o unknown. 2^nd m. 1812 Franklin; Margaret “Peggy” Cool, d/o unknown. (src: Find A Grave added by: Mary Marquis on 20 Sep 2022) (src: Nat’l Archives via Ancesty.com)
(src: Find A Grave added by: RG3 on 07 Aug 2015)	McNeil, James Hughes	yes	18 Jun 1884	29 May 1906		James Hughes McNeil, s/o Jonathan Paterson & Sallie Jane (Hudson) McNeil. [Death records not available pre 1853, except for 1850 Mortality Schedule; 1997-1911]
no photo	McNeil, John Edmund (death cert) McNeil, John Edward (FAG)	yes	19 Jan 1839	30 Apr 1919	FATHER	John Edward McNeil, 2^nd s/o Jonathan Hughes & Catherine “Kitty” (Perdue) McNeil, grandson of Jacob McNeil Sr. [Death Cert] m. 1868 Franklin nee Letitia Margaret Perdue, 1851-1928, d/o Luke Perdue. [Death Cert] Known Children: (src: census records) Charles H.; Andrew Jackson.; Jonathan Luke; Caskie Cabel; Jennie Lee; Maud Muller; Laura; Letitia “Lissie”; Martha Ellen “Mattie”.
no photo	McNeil, Jonathan Patterson	yes	16 May 1847	03 Jun 1903		Jonathan Patterson McNeil, 3^rd son of Jonathan Hughes & Catherine “Kitty” (Perdue) McNeil, grandson of Jacob McNeil Sr. [Death records not available pre 1853, except for 1850 Mortality Schedule; 1997-1911] m. 1871 Franklin Sallie Jane Hudson, d/o Tipton M. & Harriet Ann (Bernard) Hudson. [Death Cert] Children: Dora Elizabeth; Robert Lee; Annie Catherine “Kate”; Bessie; James Hughes.; Susan Mildred; Sallie May; Beatrice Earl.

Original Survey: Submitted to Floyd (usgenwebsites.org) & Floyd Co., Hx Society by Clara Martin of 3288 Charity Hwy, Woolwine, VA, 24185 Sept 2022

From: Clara Martin
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2022 7:08 PM
To: Barbara Reininger
Subject: BURIAL LISTS-2 MCNEIL CEMETERIES--FLOYD COUNTY

And one more--In 2016 my granddaughter, Alyssa George, restored an old McNeil Cemetery in Franklin County.  In her digging and prowling, she uncovered 2 stones that were not on record at Franklin County Hist Soc.  Her work and a  brochure she produced are on file at Franklin Co Hist Soc--Linda Stanley was director at that time.  Jacob McNeil/McNeal, our Revolutionary War ancestor, is buried there. It was a huge job for my gal--cemetery is way off beaten track, not accessible except by foot.  Lugging tools, chainsaws, quikrete, etc. for a mile+ through waist-high, tick-infested brush--I went with her a few times, as I knew (sort of) how to find it.  Do you have that list?

Best to you,

Clara Martin