| Source* |
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Mention of this child is per Nevins Genealogy page by Louisa Johnson Kirk which says Mr Neal of Columbus OH who owned the famous Neal House |
| Birth* |
between 1832 and 1833 |
Pennsylvania, age 27 b.PA in 1860 census, age 48 b.NY in 1880 census. However, both ages make her born to late to be the child of Richard. So, who is she? My guess -- she is RIchard's child, but is not being quite honest about her age. |
| Marriage* |
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William Neil |
| Census1860* |
1860 |
Clinton Twnshp, Franklin Co., Ohio, age 27 with husband Wm Neil who has $18,000 land. Mother living with them. |
| Divorce* |
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William Neil |
| (Witness) Census1880 |
1880 |
Louisa Elizabeth Macalester; Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, age 74 widowed, address looks like 524 East Town St. Daughter Mary Neil with her, with marital status listed as "D" (divorced). There are three servents in the household -- Minni Glenn age 22 b. OH; Joanna Sullivan age 28 b. OH; and John Lee age 23 b. OH (the father and mother of all servents b. Ireland). With three servents, it appears that Lousia Nevins (nee Macalester) is quite prosperous.1 |
| Residence |
1880 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, age 48 divorced living with mother |
| Death* |
15 October 1882 |
South Laurel Hill, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, Interment slip from cemetery |
| Burial* |
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Sec 10 vault 45 South Laurel Hill, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, Interment slip from cemetery |
| Note |
May 1909 |
Mentioned as deceased in relative's probate file2 |
| Birth* |
23 October 1859 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio1 |
| (Witness) Census1880 |
1880 |
Richard Nevins #2; US Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, Richard Nevins age 52 b. NY (father b. NY, mother b. PA) is a Publisher. Wife Flora age 40, b. OH (father b. DC, mother b. ENG) keeps house. Chidren in household : Son RIchard age 23 b. OH is listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Annie Nevins age 21 b. OH is "at home", Son Frank Nevins age 19 b. OH is also listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Mary Nevins age 14 b. OH is "at school". There are also two irish servents: Mary Niner age 23 b. Ireland and Mary McDonough age 20 b. Ireland.1 |
| Census1880* |
1880 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, w/parents. Age 21 |
| Marriage* |
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Millard F Polhemus; after 1893 is called Anna C Nevins in her grandmothers will |
| Residence* |
21 February 1898 |
Cripple Creek, Teller Co., Colorado, Signed affidavit during probate of father's will2 |
| Residence |
1906 |
1906 Social Register page 409 - 221 West 57th |
| Note* |
May 1909 |
161 Madison Ave, New York City, New York, Mentioned in relative's probate file3 |
| Death* |
23 October 1944 |
Bayside, Queens Co., New York |
| Burial* |
25 October 1944 |
Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York |
| Birth* |
1866 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio1 |
| (Witness) Census1880 |
1880 |
Richard Nevins #2; US Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, Richard Nevins age 52 b. NY (father b. NY, mother b. PA) is a Publisher. Wife Flora age 40, b. OH (father b. DC, mother b. ENG) keeps house. Chidren in household : Son RIchard age 23 b. OH is listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Annie Nevins age 21 b. OH is "at home", Son Frank Nevins age 19 b. OH is also listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Mary Nevins age 14 b. OH is "at school". There are also two irish servents: Mary Niner age 23 b. Ireland and Mary McDonough age 20 b. Ireland.1 |
| Census1880* |
1880 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, w/parents. Age 14 |
| Marriage* |
6 September 1886 |
James G "Jaime" Blane Jr; New York, New York, "Young Mr. Blaine's Wedding" Father THomas J. Ducey, of St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church in East Twenty-eighth Street, yesterday filed with Dr. Nagle, the Deputy Registrar of Recrds of the Health Department, the certificate of the marriage solemnized by him on Sept 6 between James G. Blaine, JR, the youthful son of the late Republican candidate for the PResidency, and Miss Mary Nevins, of this city. In the certificate the groom's age is given at 18, and his occupation "gentleman", and his residence Fifth Avenue Hotel. The bride, according to the certificate, is the daughter, 19 years old, of RIchard Nevins, residing at the New York Hotel. She is a native of Columbus, Ohio. The witnesses to the marriage are D. Enright and Maggie Houlahan.
NOTE: This sounds rather like an elopement.2 |
| Divorce* |
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James G "Jaime" Blane Jr |
| Marriage* |
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William Tillinghast Bull (Dr); before 1893 since she's refered to as Mary Nevins Bull in her grandmother's will |
| Residence* |
17 February 1898 |
35 W 35th St, Manhattan, New York, Signed affidavit during probate of father's will3 |
| Note* |
26 March 1906 |
She is talked about in her sister-in-law's obituary (Josephine McCloskey Nevins).
" She was born Marie Nevins, and married "Jamie" Blaine, the fascinating, but as time proved, ne'er-do-well son of James G Blaine, the white-plumed Knight. Mrs Blaine was beautiful, clever, fastidious and the marriage was a sad failure. Mrs Blaine's second marriage, to Dr Willliam T Bull of New York, an old friend of her family, and one of the most distinguished surgeons in the country, has been ideal. With a beautiful home in New York and [copy obliterates next line] taste and originality. I have heard it said that her salon is the only place in New York where even the most blase is never by any chance bored." |
| Note |
May 1909 |
35 W 35th St, New York City, New York, Mentioned in relative's probate file4 |
| Death* |
1911 |
Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island |
| Source* |
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Nevins Genealogy page by Louisa Johnson Kirk says he died in his 30's |
| Birth* |
1861 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio1 |
| (Witness) Census1880 |
1880 |
Richard Nevins #2; US Census, Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, Richard Nevins age 52 b. NY (father b. NY, mother b. PA) is a Publisher. Wife Flora age 40, b. OH (father b. DC, mother b. ENG) keeps house. Chidren in household : Son RIchard age 23 b. OH is listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Annie Nevins age 21 b. OH is "at home", Son Frank Nevins age 19 b. OH is also listed as a Rail Road Clerk; Daughter Mary Nevins age 14 b. OH is "at school". There are also two irish servents: Mary Niner age 23 b. Ireland and Mary McDonough age 20 b. Ireland.1 |
| Census1880* |
1880 |
Columbus, Franklin Co., Ohio, w/parents (named Frank). Age 19, RR Clerk |
| Note* |
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Never married |
| Residence* |
23 February 1898 |
65 W 104th St, Manhattan, New York, Signed affidavit during probate of father's will2 |
| Death* |
16 April 1907 |
New York |
| Burial* |
18 April 1907 |
Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York |
| Burial* |
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Slater Family Vault, St Michaels Church, England, Tosctetty(sp?) Park near Liverpool |
| Birth* |
12 October 1793 |
Baltimore, (Independent City), Maryland, Date is on back of a photo, info presumed written by husband1 |
| Marriage* |
13 January 1818 |
Anthony Thomas "Ay" Slater; Date is on back of a photo, info presumed written by husband. Patricia Gile provide husband's full name |
| Note* |
22 August 1832 |
mentioned in father's will |
| Census1850* |
1850 |
Find it? Possible NYC ward 13 page 414, need to look for. |
| Death* |
4 January 1851 |
Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania, Date is on back of a photo, info presumed written by husband1 |
| Marriage* |
6 September 1886 |
Mary Nevins; New York, New York, "Young Mr. Blaine's Wedding" Father THomas J. Ducey, of St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church in East Twenty-eighth Street, yesterday filed with Dr. Nagle, the Deputy Registrar of Recrds of the Health Department, the certificate of the marriage solemnized by him on Sept 6 between James G. Blaine, JR, the youthful son of the late Republican candidate for the PResidency, and Miss Mary Nevins, of this city. In the certificate the groom's age is given at 18, and his occupation "gentleman", and his residence Fifth Avenue Hotel. The bride, according to the certificate, is the daughter, 19 years old, of RIchard Nevins, residing at the New York Hotel. She is a native of Columbus, Ohio. The witnesses to the marriage are D. Enright and Maggie Houlahan.
NOTE: This sounds rather like an elopement.1 |
| Divorce* |
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Mary Nevins |
| Note* |
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The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume II (from Ancestry online databases)
BULL, William Tillinghast, surgeon, was born at Newport, R. I., May 18, 1849, son of Henry Bull, seventh in descent from Henry Bull, governor of Rhode Island, a friend of and co-settler with Roger Williams in the purchase of "Aquidneck." He was graduated at Harvard in 1869, and at the College of physicians and surgeons, New York in 1872. He studied also with Dr. Sands; went by merit into Bellevue hospital for a year or more, and then to Europe for two years' study. In 1875 he began practice in New York city. For two years he was in charge of the New York dispensary, and from 1877 to 1888, of the Chambers street hospital. He was for four years attending surgeon, and then consulting surgeon of St. Luke's hospital. By a successful laparotomy he helped to revolutionize the treatment of gunshot wounds of the abdomen, which were formerly fatal in most cases. As consulting surgeon to the Manhattan hospital; to the Orthopædic hospital and dispensary; surgeon-in-charge of the hospital for ruptured and crippled, and professor of surgery in the medical department of Columbia college, he won a wide reputation for skill and readiness in emergency.
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| Birth* |
18 May 1849 |
Newport, Rhode Island |
| Marriage* |
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Mary Nevins; before 1893 since she's refered to as Mary Nevins Bull in her grandmother's will |