Daniel West NEVILLE

                       Blessed by Richard E. Egan 4 Oct 1908.  She was married to a man by the name
    of Huntington 23 Sep 1928.  A civil ceremony, she was 20.
                  

                       Joseph Hawley Neville is buried in Highland Cemetery Grave 18, Lot
    4,Block 128.  Joe was a very active worker in the Wyoming Oil Fields all of his
    life.  He worked at most every job that was connected to exploration and
    production in the oil fields.  He was very well known in the oil field
    business and was very successful in this type of business.  Most of his nieces
    and nephews were very impressed with his preparation of good old sour-dough
    pancakes.  They always liked to have him make them when visiting or passing
    through Casper or where-ever he lived.  Early day Byron Ward Records--Baptized
    by Bishop John D. Lindsay, confirmed by his Grandfather, Joseph H. Neville 5
    Jun 1921, Deacon, ordained by Leo J. Neville 2 Feb 1925, and Teacher by Ellis
    B. Powelson 3 April 1927.  Blessed 2 Mar 1913 by Emanuel Thomas.
                  

                       This child was blessed by Emanuel Thomas.
                  

                       Keith Jennings Neville was blessed 2 January 1921 by Byron Sessions.  He was
    baptized 23 January 1929 by his uncle, Leo Jennings Neville and was confirmed
    by him also on the same date.  He was made a Deacon 7 October 1934 by George
    Abraham, and was made a Teacher 5 October 1936 by Leonard Cowley.  Keith was
    made a Priest 7 November 1937 by True Willey and became an elder 26 March 1955
    by Miles B. Harston.  This information was found on his death notice on
    Batch Number H000115 in SLC Historical Library August 24 1990.  Pallbearers at
    Keith's funeral were Archie Ames, Ivan Snell, Glen Mangus, Jess Winzenried, Jay
    Sessions, Jack Stevens, and an Honorary Pallbearer was Evan Wirth.  These men
    were all school-mates growning up in Byron and remained good friends all
    through their lifetimes.  Bishop Waldo M. Jensen conducted the services with
    prelude music by Sue Abraham, Invocation by Robert Dan Olson, "Abide With Me"
    by the Singing Mothers, Life History by Bob Doerr,"Home on Range" by Hazel
    Doerr, Sermon by Wilmer Nicholls, Benediction by True Willey, Closing Hawaiian
    music by Sue and Dedication of Grave by Ed Neville.  Keith was blessed by Byron
    Sessions.  This info from Wyoming, Big Horn, Byron Church Records, Byron Ward,
    Film # 0034522.
                  

                       Edward West Neville or "Ted" was baptized by Thomas M. Rogers.  Social
    Security Index #520-18-0914.
                  

                       Another note of Interest....DeForest J. Neville's name was the second one out
    of the Hat in the drawing held for homesteads on the Heart Mountain Project for
    Veterans following World War II.  His application is dated 20 Nov 1946.  It is
    located halfway between Powell and Cody, east of U.S. Alt. 14 Highway with an
    opening to the Shoshone River.  Dick and wife, Audrey Andrews Neville, along
    with his brother Keith's help built a comfortable home from one of the two
    barracks which were given each homesteader.  These were left from the Japanese
    Relocation Camp at Vocation.  Keith let him use our carpenter, Herman (Judge)
    Syverson, and other hands as needed.  The description is as follows:
    Serial No. 073873, Receipt No. 3544719, for Farm Unit "A" of Lot 41, or Lot 14,
    Sec. 19, Lots 41-N, 41-P, 41-R, 41-S, 41-U of Lot 41.  Township 54N, Range
    100W, 6th Principal Meridian containing 136.09 acres.  U.S. Department of the
    Interior BLM, Cheyenne, Wyoming--dated March 3, 1947.  After receiving final
    document, Dick and Audrey sold it and moved to Byron.  Information from the
    Shoshone Irrigation Office in Powell, Wyoming.  Evelyn Neville, 1991.  Dick was
    baptized by Maurice W. Jensen.  Social Security Index #520-20-9130.