1820 Nicholas Co, KY. He and his father were the only "Neeves"listed i n the KY census and they lived next door to each other.Walter was 26-4 5 years old with a household that included 2 malesunder 10, and 1 age 2 6-45. He was in agriculture.
1830 Bracken Co, KY. As Walter Neves, the census taker recordedlivin g in his house: 1 male aged 5-10, 2 at 10-15, 1 at 15-20,himself at 4 0-50, 2 females under 5, 1 aged 10-15, and 1 at 30-40.Next door neighb ors were Abel Dean and Dickinson Morris. There wereseveral Neaves in H enry Co. The only Worrells were Atwell (age20-30) just down the road f rom Walter's sister, Mary and George Rohr;and Susannah (30-39) in Loui sville.
1840 Southern Division of Bracken Co, KY, was his address at censusti me. Son, James lived in the same area and they were the only 2 bythe n ame in the county. Walter's household included 1 male aged10-15, 1 at 1 5-20, Walter at 60-70, 1 female was under 5, 1 at 5-10,3 at 10-15, 1 w as 15-20, and his wife at 50-60. Several Neaves werein various counti es but nearly all Worrells had moved north to Ohioand Indiana except f or Richard Wool/Worrell in Harrison Co, KY.
9/4/1850 Bracken Co, KY. Listed as Walter Neeves in the census, hewa s 70 years old
and still farming. His real estate totaled $850. Wife Juliet was 55a nd children in the house were Nimrod, 21, and America, 16. Twodoors d own was daughter Priscilla and John Turner, followed by JosephNeeves.
Kentucky Death Records, 1852-1953
about Walter Neaves
Name: Walter Neaves
Death Date: 8 Apr 1859
Death Location: Bracken
Residence Location: Bracken
Age: 85
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Birth Date: abt 1774
Father's Name: Daniel Neaves
Mother's Name: Mary Neaves
Walter's estate was not settled until 5/19/1861. Son, Nimrod, wasadmi nistrator and the total value of personal property was $677.75,mostly i n 6 notes outstanding to various people. Nimrod paid out atotal of $5 4.22 for taxes for the years 1858-60, various fees and
other bills, leaving $513 to be distributed to the heirs. His widowco llected a third, $71.17, and the 10 children each received $34.23.The t otal for real estate was not mentioned.
