Inside the Neatherlin Family History website

Our Blog
Join the threaded conservations about the Neatherlin family. Visit our blog at: http://neatherlin.blogspot.com/

Photos
Visit our albums, a collection of treasured family photos passed down to us from our ancestors, preserved for future generations, genealogy researchers, and historians.

Family Tree
Our family tree connects our ancestors to us, showing the path of our family history through time. Profiles will be added for each family member with documentation added as available.

Links
Our family story exists beyond this website so we provide a list of resources and links to supplement and enhance our story.

Up the Trail in 76: The Journal of Lewis Warren Neatherlin
His diary as one of the three cattle drive bosses on the Chisholm Trail in 1876. From the Chronicles of Oklahoma, Volume 66, No. 1, 1988.

An American Family History

Dating back before the 1800s, the Neatherlin family and their descendents have helped shape the history of the United States.

Our family history is American history. Our ancestors were famous lawmen, legendary cattle drive bosses, rowdy cowboys, and strong pioneer women of the Old West. Our heritage includes civic leaders, politicians, miners, and even an outlaw or two.

On this website our family shares our family history, photographs that put a face to a name, and stories handed down from generation to generation.

Our ancestors blazed the Chisholm Trail, negotiated with Comanche Chief Cochise, and pioneered Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. Today our family members live from coast to coast but we each find strength and kinship in our Neatherlin family roots.

We hope you enjoy our the story and invite you to share facts, documents, photographs, stories, and links about the Neatherlin Family History. We also invite and encourage people to donate via email information, photos, stories, and other information that will help make our story more complete and accurate. Please email items to the Neatherlin Website Project. Thank you!

The photo above is of James Mabry Neatherlin, apparently displayed in the Museum of the Western Prairie in Altus, Oklahoma.

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