The latest ancestor of mine in the Neville Family is Esther E Neville born in 1680, who's a direct ancestor from earl Ralph Neville. So fun to explore.
Thank you for this video. Through my father, I’m a descendant of Ralph Neville’s second marriage to Joan Beaufort (from his son, Edward Neville, Baron Bergavenny). On my mothers side, I’m also descended from Ralph through his first marriage to Margaret Stafford, and subsequently from their daughter, Philippe Neville. There may be other connections that I’m currently following up. It’s certainly a fascinating period in history and I hope to visit Raby Castle one day.
Thank you for your reply and for contacting us. I have forwarded your comments to the appropriate person. Yes you must visit Raby Castle, it is a marvelous place, steeped in history...
So interesting. I also descend from the Nevilles through Margaret Neville, wife of Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland. Their descendant, William Farrar, was my ancestor who went to Virginia with Lord de la Warr in 1618. Margaret was the daughter of Ralph Neville, 2nd Lord Neville of Raby and his wife Alice de Audley. I’m also descended from Alice through her first marriage to Ralph de Greystoke, 1st Baron Greystoke down to Diana Skipwith who immigrated to Virginia with her brother Sir Grey Skipwith, 3rd Bart.
Sincere thanksfor your words. Indeed, I recommend all to search their family line(s). By so looking at the past, it empowers us to understand a little more of ourselves. Regards, D.
Yes certainly, at one point in time.... click here for more themidnightgarden.org/2017/07/09/unraveling-the-neville-lineage-tales-of-knights-intrigues-plots-part-one/
Hi there Shyheim Blue, I am the person in the above video and can be reached at karlneville@post.com. If anyone is on Ancestry DNA, I have tracked and traced the Neville line well into the BC era. Feel free to find and link to my my family tree in AncestryDNA. Thanks, Karl.
Hi fellow descendant Really intresting I’m a descendant of Joan Beaufort and Ralph Neville thru my grandmas line I have gone back to 1100s with the help of my mums cousin there’s de Neville’s and fitzmaldred That you mention
i became familiar with this channel perhaps a year or so ago, upon finding it among research avenues for piecing together certain of my ancestral connections. immediately i appreciated aspects in the content of this channel, The Second Coming channel, and the Midnight Garden website also, and grew to have a certain deep reverence for the the spectrum of works shared through these three vehicles. upon further research of my family tree in recent days, i learned that i am a direct descendant of several Neville ancestors, including tho not limited to, Geoffrey de Neville, Alice de Neville, Isabel de Néville, and Isabel Neville, among others. Some of the same names are in both my maternal and paternal lineage roots. one of the maternal lines stops at Gilbert De Neville and Philicia De Neville, though in time i’d like to fill in those blanks with accurate information. others go deep into time. Robert fitzMaldred (Isabel de Néville), Maldred Fitzdolphin, Dolfin fitz Uchtred, Ulchtred Dunbar (Eggfrida FitzMaldred), and Maldred fitzMaldred are some names that i recognize from this or related video, and which go deep into time, as is known. i was both pleasantly surprised, and yet not entirely surprised, to find the Nevilles, among so many others, in my ancestral lines, considering how profoundly attracted i am to what is shared on your channels & website, and how it is shared. Upon review of other videos on this channel today, i see that i am a direct descendant of another name, in the title of a separate video. I see more and more as time reveals, why i have been so… enamoured with this channel! thank you so, so much for sharing, to those who contribute to the making of these videos, and to the maintenance of the website and, of the fascinating creation of the works shared among them. Such delightful treasures to behold and to listen to!
Sincere thanks for your kind words. Yes, we have enjoyed putting this personal project together. There videos shall be conitinuing on our sister-channel, 'The Second Coming' moving forward. We are pleased thatyou have found the information informative.
@@thesecondcoming2083yes, i saw that some Quest videos were uploaded onto The Second coming channel, to my delight, some days ago. admittedly, i wondered if it was with intent or by mistake that they were on the other channel, tho thought more would likely be revealed on the subject later.
Ralph Neville is my 14th great grandfather. I just found this out while I was researching my Irish heritage on Ancestry.com. My 4th great-grandmother married a full-blooded Irishmen by the name of McGuire and I was trying to see if Neville had any Irish roots so I went further back in the lineage. I am related to Ralph Neville through his son Edward Neville, Lord of Bergavenny.
Indeed the Neville line going backwards from Ralph Neville, goes way back to Ireland, the the Kings of Ireland. So yes, the Neville line is place in Eire for many centuries. Thanks for your comments, Karl.
@@bluedancelilly Lovely to communicatre with you. Yes there are a few of us scattered around the planet. I do note from personal archives that a large portion moved to the USA in times past, and even oveer to Tasmania. Thanks for your comments, Karl
i’m just learning all about ancestry and my closest neville ancestor is elizabeth neville/ gilmore 1789-1873 and brigadier general joseph neville 1612-1664 and i have traced all the way back to the 1300’s to john de neville 1330- 1388 and he is also the 11th great grandfather of george washington 1st president and so many other great leaders and for fathers of this country. i’m from the pittsburgh area and the neville name is very well known her for whiskey rebellion 1780’s and 90’s, also woodville plantation is still standing and can be toured and this is the home of john and presley neville!! it’s great seeing so many people that share the same ancestors!!
I'm of your lineage too. My great grandfather was Neville - descendant of Richard, Ralph, John, Edward (Baron of Berganvenny from Kent). My branch migrated to the US in the 1600s. I'd love to get the lineage you mentioned going back in time prior to Ireland, etc.
So interesting. I also descend from the Nevilles through Margaret Neville, wife of Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland. Their descendant, William Farrar, was my ancestor who went to Virginia with Lord de la Warr in 1618. Margaret was the daughter of Ralph Neville, 2nd Lord Neville of Raby and his wife Alice de Audley. I’m also descended from Alice through her first marriage to Ralph de Greystoke, 1st Baron Greystoke down to Diana Skipwith who immigrated to Virginia with her brother Sir Grey Skipwith, 3rd Bart.
Thanks for the great video of Raby Castle. According to Wikipedia, Geoffrey FitzRobert, son of Roger FitzMaldred and Isabel de Neville, had his name legally changed to his mother's maiden name (de Neville). It was used thereafter by his descendants. Geoffrey is my great grandfather (27 generations ago). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Neville
I am related too. Ralph, son John, son John, daughter Lucy Neville who married Sir Anthony Browne. Could I please have the ancestral information you mentioned?
If you look on my webpage, The Midknight Garden, mentioned above - you will find ancestral info on the quest pages or look for the links to the books, every book explores the ancestral heritage in great detail :)
Ralph de Neville was my 20th great grandfather. My most recent Neville ancestor is his daughter by his 2nd marriage (to Joan Beaufort), Eleanor Neville (who married Henry Percy, 2nd Earl of Northumberland). I trace down from one of their daughters (Katherine). Their descendant Margaret Metcalfe emigrated to the Colonies in the 1640s.
There seems to be a lot of us that are related. I am a descendant of Edith Nipper. My Grandmother was Martha A. Westmoreland. Amazing that there is so many of this lneage!
Indeed the Neville Line does seem to travel across the lands of the Earth. It is great to have contact with other Neville people along the way. What is good is that such lineage embrases the fact that borders are only human made....
Hey, I’m you 1st cousin 13x removed 😁 (via Richard 5th Earl Salisbury then his daughter Alice baroness Fitzhugh) I’d be very interested to know the full family lineage. I knew something of Gospatrick, but not much before that. Any additional info would be amazing Cheers 😌
19th great grandfather Ralph Neville, Cecily Neville, Edward IV, Elizabeth of York, Margaret Tudor, (Scotland) James V, James 1st Earl Of Moray, Elizabeth Stewart second Countess of Moray, James 3rd Earl of Moray, James Stewart 4th Earl of Moray, Lady Margaret Douglas Stewart (immigrated to us Virginia), George Goodchild Sutherland, George Goodchild Sutherland II, Samuel Sutherland, Philemon Sutherland, Mary Polly Sutherland, Hope Ann Powell, Robert Newton Bernard, Russell Barbour Bernard, (living relatives) Grandma, Dad, me. Hello cousin or should I say cousins ⬇️ 👋
Ralph De Neville is my 24th great grandfather, that is as far as I was able to trace back! I'm also American as my direct line left in the early 1600's
Hi Jillian, yes you are correct. Many 'Nevilles' left for the Americas. So it is interesting how the seeds were sown so to speak. I have the records showing the Neville Line back many centuries. Pain-stakingly researched and confirmed over many many years. For anyone wishing to make contact. karlneville@post.com Thanks, Karl.
My Robinson ancestors were from Cleasby. My grandfather was born Clisby Robison, "Robbie" the family has connections to the Neville family. Like many ancient spiritual practices, Gaelic culture was matrilineal. Mostly because women are the ones who birth new life.
I just got done tracing my lineage on my paternal side, following the men back to this FitzMaldred. Our family line left for the americas in the 1600s, and now we are settled in Texas and Oklahoma. Funny how small the world is. Can I call you cousin?
Hi Debbie, great news. It does make sense that your husbands surname is Raby, forthe obvious reasons... Who know, maybe one day the Neville line will reside at Raby one more time.
It's great to see someone I am (distantly) related to on here sharing knowledge! I, too, am related to Ralph de Neville. I have not done the extensive research that you have, but my understanding is that my most recent British ancestor came to the US around 1650, and he was the second or third son of a baron. I believe his name was John Neville (spelled Nevill at the time), and he landed in North Carolina aboard the Ark of the Dove with his first cousin George Nevill (I do not have my research in front of me at the moment, so this is from memory). Of course, many details are lost and/or confused throughout history, so my information could potentially be somewhat inaccurate. Being in the US also makes it slightly more difficult to research my lineage on the British side. Nevertheless, I've been fascinated with the Neville Family ever since I discovered that I was a descendant of THE Neville Family over a decade ago, as I have always been obsessed with medieval history (particularly British history). If you'd be interested in discussing the topic more, please feel free to send me a message. I was unable to find a way to message you on here, unfortunately, so leaving a comment was the next best thing. Thanks again for the content!
I'm an American living in the Midwest. I'm a history major with a European concentration in undergrad. I'm a direct descendant of the House of Neville, I actually have a book that my great grandfather had made by heritage professionals. I'd love to show you if you have any interest.
My ancestor was Maud de Percy, wife of John Neville, 3rd Baron Neville de Raby and the daughter of Henry 9th Baron Percy and 2nd Baron Percy of Alnwick and mother of Ralph Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland, Baron Neville de Raby and Lord of Richmond. I bet her life was exciting. LOL
The latest ancestor of mine in the Neville Family is Esther E Neville born in 1680, who's a direct ancestor from earl Ralph Neville. So fun to explore.
Thank you for your comment, which i have passed on....
I just found out in 2023 I have Nevilles and Fitz Roberts and fitzroy's on my tree also😊
im also a descendent of the nevilles, my great aunt was named after Ursula de Neville. I hope to visit raby castle one day
That's great news Erin. I have the ancestry.co.uk tree running, so feel free to mail me to get request to access. karlneville@post.com
Thanks for sharing this!
Most welcome. It is always nice to receive positive feedback. Thanks, Karl
You are welcome - keep watching for new videos comeing soon!
Thank you for this video.
Through my father, I’m a descendant of Ralph Neville’s second marriage to Joan Beaufort (from his son, Edward Neville, Baron Bergavenny).
On my mothers side, I’m also descended from Ralph through his first marriage to Margaret Stafford, and subsequently from their daughter, Philippe Neville.
There may be other connections that I’m currently following up.
It’s certainly a fascinating period in history and I hope to visit Raby Castle one day.
Thank you for your reply and for contacting us. I have forwarded your comments to the appropriate person. Yes you must visit Raby Castle, it is a marvelous place, steeped in history...
So interesting. I also descend from the Nevilles through Margaret Neville, wife of Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland. Their descendant, William Farrar, was my ancestor who went to Virginia with Lord de la Warr in 1618. Margaret was the daughter of Ralph Neville, 2nd Lord Neville of Raby and his wife Alice de Audley. I’m also descended from Alice through her first marriage to Ralph de Greystoke, 1st Baron Greystoke down to Diana Skipwith who immigrated to Virginia with her brother Sir Grey Skipwith, 3rd Bart.
im through Margaret Stafford too:)
I have been working on my family tree it has been very interesting
Sincere thanksfor your words. Indeed, I recommend all to search their family line(s). By so looking at the past, it empowers us to understand a little more of ourselves. Regards, D.
This is fascinating. Thank you for sharing this cool bit of history.
You are welcome...
Ralph Neville , 1st Earl of Westmorland. was my great 19th Grandfather.
Geoffrey de Néville is my 19th fraternal grandfather. Goes through Ralph, Down to Sir Richard etc
My most recent Neville ancestor is Ursula de Neville who married Sir Warham St. Leger.
Same I'm also apart of the Neville family. And this is where they lived Ralph Neville Senior is my 18th great grandfather
Yes certainly, at one point in time.... click here for more themidnightgarden.org/2017/07/09/unraveling-the-neville-lineage-tales-of-knights-intrigues-plots-part-one/
Hi there Shyheim Blue, I am the person in the above video and can be reached at karlneville@post.com. If anyone is on Ancestry DNA, I have tracked and traced the Neville line well into the BC era. Feel free to find and link to my my family tree in AncestryDNA. Thanks, Karl.
Hi fellow descendant
Really intresting
I’m a descendant of Joan Beaufort and Ralph Neville thru my grandmas line
I have gone back to 1100s with the help of my mums cousin there’s de Neville’s and fitzmaldred
That you mention
i became familiar with this channel perhaps a year or so ago, upon finding it among research avenues for piecing together certain of my ancestral connections.
immediately i appreciated aspects in the content of this channel, The Second Coming channel, and the Midnight Garden website also, and grew to have a certain deep reverence for the the spectrum of works shared through these three vehicles.
upon further research of my family tree in recent days, i learned that i am a direct descendant of several Neville ancestors, including tho not limited to, Geoffrey de Neville, Alice de Neville, Isabel de Néville, and Isabel Neville, among others. Some of the same names are in both my maternal and paternal lineage roots.
one of the maternal lines stops at Gilbert De Neville and Philicia De Neville, though in time i’d like to fill in those blanks with accurate information. others go deep into time.
Robert fitzMaldred (Isabel de Néville), Maldred Fitzdolphin, Dolfin fitz Uchtred, Ulchtred Dunbar (Eggfrida FitzMaldred), and Maldred fitzMaldred are some names that i recognize from this or related video, and which go deep into time, as is known.
i was both pleasantly surprised, and yet not entirely surprised, to find the Nevilles, among so many others, in my ancestral lines, considering how profoundly attracted i am to what is shared on your channels & website, and how it is shared.
Upon review of other videos on this channel today, i see that i am a direct descendant of another name, in the title of a separate video. I see more and more as time reveals, why i have been so… enamoured with this channel!
thank you so, so much for sharing, to those who contribute to the making of these videos, and to the maintenance of the website and, of the fascinating creation of the works shared among them. Such delightful treasures to behold and to listen to!
Thank you for your lovely comments. I really do appreciate them.... :)
Sincere thanks for your kind words. Yes, we have enjoyed putting this personal project together. There videos shall be conitinuing on our sister-channel, 'The Second Coming' moving forward. We are pleased thatyou have found the information informative.
@@thesecondcoming2083yes, i saw that some Quest videos were uploaded onto The Second coming channel, to my delight, some days ago.
admittedly, i wondered if it was with intent or by mistake that they were on the other channel, tho thought more would likely be revealed on the subject later.
Ralph Neville is my 14th great grandfather. I just found this out while I was researching my Irish heritage on Ancestry.com. My 4th great-grandmother married a full-blooded Irishmen by the name of McGuire and I was trying to see if Neville had any Irish roots so I went further back in the lineage. I am related to Ralph Neville through his son Edward Neville, Lord of Bergavenny.
Indeed the Neville line going backwards from Ralph Neville, goes way back to Ireland, the the Kings of Ireland. So yes, the Neville line is place in Eire for many centuries. Thanks for your comments, Karl.
I am also descended from Edward Neville.
@@bluedancelilly Lovely to communicatre with you. Yes there are a few of us scattered around the planet. I do note from personal archives that a large portion moved to the USA in times past, and even oveer to Tasmania. Thanks for your comments, Karl
Neville from Australia here
I put how I am related all the way down 19 generations ⬆️.
Any relation to the Nevilles at Aubourn in Lincolnshire ?
I have forwarded your message to the right person - thank you for contacting us :)
i’m just learning all about ancestry and my closest neville ancestor is elizabeth neville/ gilmore 1789-1873 and brigadier general joseph neville 1612-1664 and i have traced all the way back to the 1300’s to john de neville 1330- 1388 and he is also the 11th great grandfather of george washington 1st president and so many other great leaders and for fathers of this country. i’m from the pittsburgh area and the neville name is very well known her for whiskey rebellion 1780’s and 90’s, also woodville plantation is still standing and can be toured and this is the home of john and presley neville!! it’s great seeing so many people that share the same ancestors!!
interesting , big family history
Hi Mike. Indeed, a very large family network, crossing continents.
This was so good. I study the Nevilles and find their family line fascinating. Thank you.
You are most welcome. I always find that actually travelling and 'living' the history is so personally rewarding on so many levels. Karl :)
Thank you for your interest - keep tuning in as we should have some more videos very soon!
I'm of your lineage too. My great grandfather was Neville - descendant of Richard, Ralph, John, Edward (Baron of Berganvenny from Kent). My branch migrated to the US in the 1600s. I'd love to get the lineage you mentioned going back in time prior to Ireland, etc.
So interesting. I also descend from the Nevilles through Margaret Neville, wife of Henry Percy, 1st Earl of Northumberland. Their descendant, William Farrar, was my ancestor who went to Virginia with Lord de la Warr in 1618. Margaret was the daughter of Ralph Neville, 2nd Lord Neville of Raby and his wife Alice de Audley. I’m also descended from Alice through her first marriage to Ralph de Greystoke, 1st Baron Greystoke down to Diana Skipwith who immigrated to Virginia with her brother Sir Grey Skipwith, 3rd Bart.
Thanks for the great video of Raby Castle. According to Wikipedia, Geoffrey FitzRobert, son of Roger FitzMaldred and Isabel de Neville, had his name legally changed to his mother's maiden name (de Neville). It was used thereafter by his descendants. Geoffrey is my great grandfather (27 generations ago). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Neville
I am related too. Ralph, son John, son John, daughter Lucy Neville who married Sir Anthony Browne.
Could I please have the ancestral information you mentioned?
If you look on my webpage, The Midknight Garden, mentioned above - you will find ancestral info on the quest pages or look for the links to the books, every book explores the ancestral heritage in great detail :)
Ralph Neville is my 17th great grandfather, his daughter Cecily is 16th great grandmother.
Thank you - i will pass your message on to Mr Neville...
Ralph de Neville was my 20th great grandfather. My most recent Neville ancestor is his daughter by his 2nd marriage (to Joan Beaufort), Eleanor Neville (who married Henry Percy, 2nd Earl of Northumberland). I trace down from one of their daughters (Katherine). Their descendant Margaret Metcalfe emigrated to the Colonies in the 1640s.
I will forward your details on to our Mr Neville. Thank you for contacting us :)
I am a Westmoreland from the Nevilles lineage. Grandfather came to America changed our name to Westmoreland
Thank you :)
Hi Vickie, that is wonderful news (and history). Indeed yes, I was aware of an American contingent, both in the current time and back in the 1800's.
There seems to be a lot of us that are related. I am a descendant of Edith Nipper. My Grandmother was Martha A. Westmoreland. Amazing that there is so many of this lneage!
Indeed the Neville Line does seem to travel across the lands of the Earth. It is great to have contact with other Neville people along the way. What is good is that such lineage embrases the fact that borders are only human made....
Earl Ralph de Neville is my 19th Great grandfather. Thank you for this video ♥
Anyone know of a Ann Neville 1502-1595 who married John St
john
I dont know but can try and find out....
I have the Nevills all over my tree I also have a John St John on my tree.😊
Howdy cousin.
Hi there, one would assume you are to be called Thor?
Hey fam! I'm decended via Sir Robert de Neville III (1323 - ??) and his daughter, Margaret. Thank you for sharing a bit about the Nevilles :)
Hey, I’m you 1st cousin 13x removed 😁
(via Richard 5th Earl Salisbury then his daughter Alice baroness Fitzhugh)
I’d be very interested to know the full family lineage.
I knew something of Gospatrick, but not much before that.
Any additional info would be amazing
Cheers 😌
Thank you for contacting us. I have passed your message on...
Is Gary and Phil Neville a part of this family
19th great grandfather Ralph Neville, Cecily Neville, Edward IV, Elizabeth of York, Margaret Tudor, (Scotland) James V, James 1st Earl Of Moray, Elizabeth Stewart second Countess of Moray, James 3rd Earl of Moray, James Stewart 4th Earl of Moray, Lady Margaret Douglas Stewart (immigrated to us Virginia), George Goodchild Sutherland, George Goodchild Sutherland II, Samuel Sutherland, Philemon Sutherland, Mary Polly Sutherland, Hope Ann Powell, Robert Newton Bernard, Russell Barbour Bernard, (living relatives) Grandma, Dad, me. Hello cousin or should I say cousins ⬇️ 👋
Ralph De Neville is my 24th great grandfather, that is as far as I was able to trace back! I'm also American as my direct line left in the early 1600's
Hi Jillian, yes you are correct. Many 'Nevilles' left for the Americas. So it is interesting how the seeds were sown so to speak. I have the records showing the Neville Line back many centuries. Pain-stakingly researched and confirmed over many many years. For anyone wishing to make contact. karlneville@post.com Thanks, Karl.
same, my family left shortly after the last Scottish rebellion
My Robinson ancestors were from Cleasby. My grandfather was born Clisby Robison, "Robbie" the family has connections to the Neville family.
Like many ancient spiritual practices, Gaelic culture was matrilineal. Mostly because women are the ones who birth new life.
Agreed, there were many off-shoots from lineage. It is most fascinating when one tracks back to the BCE period(s).
@@thesecondcoming2083 When there are aristocrats in the family, the genealogy is easier to track.
I just got done tracing my lineage on my paternal side, following the men back to this FitzMaldred. Our family line left for the americas in the 1600s, and now we are settled in Texas and Oklahoma. Funny how small the world is. Can I call you cousin?
@HiveTyrant36 - Yes, you can call me cousin.
My family (Nevilles) also left for the US in the 1600s - the mid-Atlantic and later Nebraska.
Read more about the Quests and the Nevilles by following the links: themidnightgarden.org/priory-investigations/
Also related Margaret Neville 17th great grandmother who married into the Brookes of Cobham family, born at Raby Castle 1445 ❤️
Thank you!
Also related to Ralph and Joan, 19th great grandparents.
I’m related thru Margret Plantagenet Pole💔
I have Margaret de la Pole😊
I would like to discuss the Neville lineage. I will be in England in a few weeks. I am a descendent of the Neville family. Thanks.
Thank you for contacting us. I will forward your message to the right person.
We are descended from Sir Ralph de Neville III through Alice Neville, and my husband’s last name happens to be Raby!
Thank you!
Hi Debbie, great news. It does make sense that your husbands surname is Raby, forthe obvious reasons... Who know, maybe one day the Neville line will reside at Raby one more time.
It's great to see someone I am (distantly) related to on here sharing knowledge! I, too, am related to Ralph de Neville. I have not done the extensive research that you have, but my understanding is that my most recent British ancestor came to the US around 1650, and he was the second or third son of a baron. I believe his name was John Neville (spelled Nevill at the time), and he landed in North Carolina aboard the Ark of the Dove with his first cousin George Nevill (I do not have my research in front of me at the moment, so this is from memory). Of course, many details are lost and/or confused throughout history, so my information could potentially be somewhat inaccurate. Being in the US also makes it slightly more difficult to research my lineage on the British side. Nevertheless, I've been fascinated with the Neville Family ever since I discovered that I was a descendant of THE Neville Family over a decade ago, as I have always been obsessed with medieval history (particularly British history). If you'd be interested in discussing the topic more, please feel free to send me a message. I was unable to find a way to message you on here, unfortunately, so leaving a comment was the next best thing. Thanks again for the content!
Hello, nice to hear from you. My email address is karlneville@post.com
I'm related to them somehow cause my last name is neville
Hello relative
I too am related to this lineage.
Thank you David, i will pass your message on ;)
Sorry David, i could not see your message on the actual page - do you have an email adrdess?
I'm an American living in the Midwest. I'm a history major with a European concentration in undergrad. I'm a direct descendant of the House of Neville, I actually have a book that my great grandfather had made by heritage professionals. I'd love to show you if you have any interest.
Thank you for contacting us, please keep in touch if you would like a reply :)
Hello there, it would be of great interest. My email is karlneville@post.com (Video Presenter)
@@thesecondcoming2083 I'll be in touch soon with an email ending in '@outlook.com'.
Hes is my very distant cousin
Good to know another Neville :)
My ancestor was Maud de Percy, wife of John Neville, 3rd Baron Neville de Raby and the daughter of Henry 9th Baron Percy and 2nd Baron Percy of Alnwick and mother of Ralph Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland, Baron Neville de Raby and Lord of Richmond. I bet her life was exciting. LOL
If anyone is seeking to align with descendants of the Neville family, please email karlneville@post.com
I have York , Beaufo, Neville long line butler, percy, Duke of Swabia, and on and on into Lancaster and so on.the families are interesting.