Catherine Malone^[1]

Est 1690 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	Catherine Malone
  Born	Est 1690	Ireland
  Gender	Female
  Died	Yes, date unknown	Prince Edward County, Virginia
  Person ID	I16461	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	14 Aug 2016

  
  

  Family	Roger Neal,   b. Est 1690's, Ireland ,   d. 1750, Prince Edward Co., Virginia
  Married	1718	by Ship's Captain on Voyage to the United States
  	The children of Roger Neall and Catherine Malone 1. Margaret Neal 2. Ann Neal 3. John Neal 4. Mary Neal 5. Stephen Neal 1741-1795 6. Zachariah settled in Prince Edward was a captain in the Revolution.
  Last Modified	17 Dec 2018
  Family ID	F5802	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S107] Family Histories, http://nealmanor.com/Neal/BPNeal.htm#6.%20David%20Neall. The children of Steaven Neall Sr. and Margaret 1. Roger Neall was born in Ireland, probably in the 1690s, and came to the American Colonies in 1718. Roger, his brother Stephen and their sister Ann all signed oaths, in order to take up 50 acres of land according to the Royal Charter, that they came into the colony from Ireland in 1718. As stated above, family history says that Roger married Catherine Malone on the high seas while on their voyage to the colonies. While family stories and traditions are sometimes not totally accurate, as told, they are most often based on truths and we do know from Roger's will and from other records that his wife was named Catherine Malone. Roger Neall's will was recorded in Amelia Co., Virginia on October 19, 1750. Roger named his sons John and Stephen Neall and his daughters Ann Neall, Mary Neall and Margret Burks. He also named his "Dear and Loving wife Cathron Neall". After Roger died in 1750, Catherine married William Preston, a native of England. After he died, Catherine remained a widow and moved to Prince Edward Co., where she died. Prince Edward Co. was formed from Amelia Co. in 1754 so she may not have actually moved. Roger Neall and Catherine Malone's grandson, John Hatchett, wrote a narrative of his life and it was published by J. D. Eggleston. John Hatchett writes that his grandmother was Catherine Malone and that as a widow she remarried and after becoming a widow again, moved to Prince Edward where she was buried.