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McNeal, Thomas Capt. 19 Jun 1771-2 Jul 1830 Revolutionary War Veteran h/o
McNeal, Albert Thomas Jr. 7 Dec 1872-22 Oct 1909
McNeal, Albert Thomas 2 Jan 1811-3 Sep 1841 h/o Mary Jane McNeal
McNeal, Albert Thomas 9 Dec 1843-19 Apr 1927 Co B 4th TN Reg Inf CSA
McNeal, Ann Williams 22 Jan 1817-21 Jun 1875 w/o Ezekiel Polk McNeal
McNeal, Austin 3 Dec 1880-27 Sep 1948
McNeal, Clarissa Polk 25 Dec 1782-8 Dec 1816 w/o Capt. Thomas McNeal
McNeal, Ezekiel Polk Maj 6 Sep 1804-10 Dec 1886 b NC h/o Ann Williams McNeal b NC built the
McNeal home abt 1856 located in Bolivar, TN. s/o of Capt. Thomas & Clarissa McNeal. Moved to
Hardeman Co. in 1821
Lunette, I really have no idea. In looking at your posting history for clues I see your other posting on this question says she was sent to Missouri about 1868. If that is factual the number of convents may have been few and easy to check records. Churchs kept good records for the most part. She seemed to have ties to prominent folks and probably had kin in MO also. Where the kin where living could be near where she was sent. The Polks don't seem to have been Catholic (I don't think they were but don't really know) but perhaps the Peters were or converted. Hardeman County was still very remote in that era and Bolivar a very small town then and now (small when compared to a big city anyway). Someone on my husband's maternal side married into the Peters family in the county but I don't have any info about that. Have you tried a post on the MIssouri state forum and also the Religions forum, not sure of the exact name on that forum. Good luck. Linda
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