Joseph Hyrum NEVILLE

                       A dear sweet lady.  Annie was divorced from Edwin Sessions 21 Feb 1920.  They
    had a Temple marriage.  He was 41.
                  

                       Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Neville celebrated their golden wedding anniversary,
    Tuesday, August 18, 1959 in Bountiful, Utah.  A poem composed by Uncle Leo was
    handed out at the Open House which read as follows:  Now it came to pass in the
    year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine that Leo of the House of Neville
    began to wax old.  He called his bride of fifty years to his side and recounted
    their many blessings.  Great was their joy that their lives had been spared,
    that they might enjoy their posterity even unto the third generation.  Their
    hearts filled with tender memories of the many kindnesses of their friends.
    They rejoiced exceedingly and sent work out among the people, far and near to
    gather round about them.  Then they did raise their voices unto their Maker
    saying, "Lord, we thank Thee for family and friends."  Leo served a mission to
    Ireland, 1 Oct 1906.  He and Carrie Hatch were married 18 Aug 1909.  He
    returned from his mission 12 Dec 1908.  Leo took the picture of his parents and
    family when they first arrived in the Big Horn, 1900.  Each of you have that
    picture.
                  

                       Batch Number H000115, Serial Sheet Number 0307.  Information found in
    this file was that Daniel West Neville was blessed by Samuel Bryson, and
    confirmed May 1 1898 by William H Lee, an Elder in the church.  Died of a
    sudden heart attack, brought on by Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.  He moved to
    the Lovell West Ward February 3, 1944.  A Personal Note of Interest.  Daniel
    West Neville filed and was approved to homestead on land located in Big Horn
    County, Whistle Creek area, East Willwood, about 12 miles south of Byron-- May
    16, 1939.  However, Dan relinquished this unit and his son, Keith J. Neville and
    wife Evelyn Elsinger Neville filed on it in 1944 and received the final patent
    in 1949.  The description is as follows:  Farm Unit "G" or Lots 42-K, 42-L,
    43-J, W1/2, W1/2Ep, Lot 43-K, E1/2E1/2 Lot 52-D.  Township 54 North, Range 97
    West, Sixth Principal Meridian, containing 162.02 acres, within the Cheyenne,
    Wyoming land district.  In 1950, the homestead was sold including the Taylor
    Grazing Permits (BLM) and Big Horn Mountain Grazing Permit on Wiley Creek, by
    Keith and Evelyn to the Harris Brothers, Lovell, Wyoming.  The Homestead
    description was obtained from the Shoshone Irrigation Office in Powell,
    Wyoming.  The Byron Ward Records of early-day Byron show, Big Horn Stake show
    the marriage of Dan and Stella, in 1908.
                  

                       Uncle Jabez Neville died of Prostrate Cancer.  His wife Aunt Hazel Till
    Neville died of Metastatic Cancer.  Birth and baptismal records are from the
    Byron Ward early day records.  Also, he served a mission to England and left on
    his mission 18 Feb 1914. He was ordained an Elder by Emanuel Thomas 8 Dec 1913.
    He was baptized by his father, Joseph Hyrum Neville and was confirmed by Byron
    Sessions 1 July 1900.
                  

                       Another birth date was found for Ralph Milton Neville, it is 21 May 1895.  He
    came to Wyoming in 1900 with other members of his family.  He attended grade
    school in Byron, later going to school in Thermopolis and the Big Horn Academy
    in Cowley before enrolling at the University of Missouri.  During his senior
    year he took time out to serve in World War I, having been promised his degree
    along with others if they would enlist.  Ralph ended up as a Ssecond Lieutenant
    After the war he practiced civil corporation law at Fort Worth.  Here he met
    Teresa Breen and they were married in Nov. 1920.  He has lived in several
    cities in Texas and Louisiana and has been an Episcopal minister since 1953.
    Info from The Powell Tribune, Feb 9, 1968.  Birth date of 21 May 1895 is from
    early day Byron files; he was ordained a Teacher by Byron Sessions 1 Aug 1910.