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Charles F Negley (Philip Dudley Negley3,
George W Negley2, Philip Negley1)
was born 12 JUL 1854 in Spottsville, Henderson
Co., Ky, and died 1931 in Henderson Co., KY. He
married
Lucy Ann Bennett 28 NOV 1882 in
Henderson Co, KY, Children of Charles F Negley and Lucy Ann Bennett were (1) William Bennett Negley, was born 1891, and died 18 MAR 1970 in Davis Co., KY. He married Agnes King, daughter of Henry Harrison King and Emma Dixon Compton. She was born 1892 in Henderson Co., Kentucky and (2) sister Cornelia Bennett Negley. |
Lucy Ann Bennett was the daughter of William Evans Bennett and Sarah Adkins Moss. She was born 22 APR 1857 in Henderson Co., KY; married Charles Farrow Negley on 28 November, 1882, in Henderson Co, KY; and died 7 JUN 1898 in Henderson Co., KY. , buried at Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Kentucky. |
Lucy Ann Bennett was born 22
APR 1857 daughter of William Evans Bennett
and Sarah Adkins Moss in Henderson Co., KY, died 7 June or July 1898 in Henderson Co., KY. , buried at Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Kentucky |
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| Dr. Charles Farrow Negley with Sissie CF Negley born July12, 1854; buried at Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Kentucky, 9-20-1931 per ancestry.com. married Lucy Bennett November 30, 1882 in Henderson, KY |
Lucy Bennett Negley Born April 22, 1857; died June 7, 1898 married CF Negley Children: Ann Negley, probably died young Cornelia Bennett Negley born March 31, 1887 William Bennett Negley born October 2, 1890 |
Lucy Bennett Negley |
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| Phillip Dudley Negley brother of Charles F Negley & Lucy Bennett Negley |
Rosalee and Alma Negley, cousins of Cornelia
and William B. Negley
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| William Bennett Negley born October 2, 1890 died 3-18-70 age 79 |
William Bennett Negley |
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| Sissie and William | Sissie and William | Cornelia, cousin William and Alma Negley |
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| Negley Home, Zion, Kentucky |
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| William H. Negley | Pictures of Sissie and William as kids. As I recall, Susie, the black lady at far left, helped raise them after their mother died. She was deaf, but I remember Pops saying she did not miss much where they were concerned. | Charles F. and Cornelia Negley, father and daughter |
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| William Bennett Negley | Cornelia, Charles F. and William B. Negley | William Bennett Negley |
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| "Dad and me, 1913" |
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Charles Farrow Negley and William Bennett Negley, father and son |
William Bennett Negley World War I |
William Bennett Negley from Owensboro Messenger Inquirer newspaper late 1990's |
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What does "MRC" stand for on William's dog tags? Medical Reserve Corps "On June 30, 1909, a little over a year after the program was established, 364 Medical Reserve Corps officers have been commissioned. Of these, 184 are on active duty. Seven years later, on June 30, 1916, MRC officers outnumber Regular Army doctors by four to one (1,903 MRC officers to 443 RA medical officers). The MRC ceased to exist on June 3, 1917, when its members were transferred to the Officers Reserve Corps." |
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MRC
Two pieces of legislation affect the Army Reserve the first week of June in 1916, 1917 and 1920. On June 3, 1916, the National Defense Act of 1916 establishes by statute, the Officers Reserve Corps, the Enlisted Reserve Corps and the Reserve Officers Training Corps. The 1916 Act also called for the Medical Reserve Corps -- which was the first federal reserve force created on April 23, 1908 -- to be merged into the Officers Reserve Corps. This took place on June 3, 1917, when the Medical Reserve Corps ceased to exist and its members were commissioned in the Officers Reserve Corps as members of the Medical Officers Reserve Corps (ORC and ERC members were further designated according to their branch, such as Field Artillery Officers Reserve Corps, Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps, etc.). |
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Medical Reserve Corps < General Orders Number 123, dated 6 Aug 1908, provided a new insignia for the Medical ReserveCorps, created in the same year.. The devise was described as a gilt caduceus of the Medical Corps with the letters " R C" in monogram superimposed in bronze.......> Taken from: History Of The Combat Support Branches - Leon W Laframboise 1977 Maraceline, Missouri, Watson Publishing - Library Of Congress, Catalong Card No.: 77-15723 |
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Following World War I, the National Defense Act of 1920 is passed on June 4, 1920. This act defines the Army as consisting of the Regular Army, the National Guard and the Organized Reserves. The Regular Army is authorized 296,000 officers and enlisted men, the National Guard is authorized a strength of 435,000 and the size of the Organized Reserve is unrestricted. The country is divided into nine corps areas. Each corps area was to have at least one National Guard or Organized Reserve division. Additionally, the 1920 Act re-stated the 1916 Act's provisions creating the ORC, the ERC and ROTC. By September, 1920, War Department plans called for each of the nine corps areas in the United States to maintain three OR infantry divisions. By March, 1922, all twenty-seven OR infantry divisions had skeletal headquarters organizations. |
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| Mrs. WH (Alma) Negley |
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| William Bennett Negley | Henrietta Dean Negley died 3-26-97 age 82 |
William Bennett Negley |
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| Pops & Henrietta |
"Hi Jane & Steve, Let's take a ride!" Maceo, Kentucky |
Henrietta Dean Negley |
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| William Bennett Negley |
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Charles F. Negley 1854-1931 |
FERNWOOD Cemetery, Henderson, Kentucky Burial place for Agnes and many other Negleys and Kings |
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Ann E Negley. wife of P.D. Negley, Sept. born Sep. 23, 1832, died April 16, 1880 Grave is in Zion, Kentucky |
Ann E Negley. wife of P.D. Negley, Sept. born Sep. 23, 1832, died April 16, 1880 Grave is in Zion, Kentucky |
Lucy Bennett April 22, 1857, June 7, 1898 Zion, Kentucky |
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| The Irish name
Nagle is derived from the Norman surname de Angulo and was brought to the
country during the twelfth century. Nagle is the Cork form of the name
whereas the Leinster form is Nangle. The Gaelic form is de Nogla and it is
in the Southern Counties that the majority of descendants can still today be
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NAGLE hand painted framed Coat of Arms
(Sissie's) The name is also a Munster surname, found mostly in County Cork where it was derived from the Norman name de-Angulo. On May 29th, 1862, General James NEGLEY <no relation to us that I know of> commanded an expedition, starting from Columbia, Tennessee immediately in front of the city. On June 7th and 8th, and after a march of 192 miles reached the heights opposite Chattanooga - the first Union troops ever in front of the city - in the afternoon of June 7th, 1862. This preceded the battle of Perryville, Kentucky, October 8th 1862. Source: https://www.4crests.com/negley-coat-of-arms.html |
The Nagle coat of arms came into
existence centuries ago. The process of creating coats of arms (also often
called family crests) began in the eight and ninth centuries. The new
art of Heraldry made it possible for families and even individual family
members to have their very own coat of arms. https://www.allfamilycrests.com/n/nagle-family-crest-coat-of-arms.shtml
https://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/MORGAN/2002-06/1025294199
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