Additional Information:

1860 Census of Sullivan County, Tennessee District 6
#557-557
NEAL, William B. 38
Charlotte H. 22
Benjamin C. 1
L. R. (male) 5/12

Taken from the John Fain Anderson Collection at ETSU library:
[Newspaper clipping]
Mr. Bev C. Neal, of Sullivan County, died at the home of his father, Mr. E. C. Stoffle, Saturday, aged 23 years. Mr. Neal was a young man of many excellent qualities. His remains were taken to Arcadia for interment.

[Handwritten notes]
Mrs. Schalotte Hale Stoffel was second wife of William B. Neel and mother of Thursday Neal and Beverly C. Neil given above. [Reference to newspaper clipping immediately above] She is taken to old Abnor Hugh, John Fain, Neil Farm to be burried. It is 3 miles above Arcadia at Cilvacola Abner Hugh and W. B. Neil are burried here Neils First wife at Blountville.
Schalotte Hale Stoffel Ded May 18 – 1907 My aunt by marriage to Neil.
John Hickam Died Nov 3-1884
[Spelling is exactly as it was in the notes]

Excerpt from Historic Sullivan, by Oliver Taylor
Ketron’s camp-ground was established about the same time as Bond’s [1842] – a year later, perhaps. It was also known as Reedy creek camp-ground. Henry Ketron gave the land for the tents, church and burying-ground. The church was burned down in 1863 and the camp-meetings at that place abandoned. Among the early tenters were John Ketron, Wesley Ketron, Watson Ketron, Joseph Newland, William Newland, Abner Hughes, Lot O. Gott, Rev. S. D. Gaines and Philip Foust.

From the research of Bob Shell:
Abner Hughes was the son of Jacob Isaac Hughes and wife, Ann (Nancy) Pike. He married Rebecca Woodward in Abingdon, Washington County, Virginia on 29 Feb 1800. He also married Sarah Idding after Rebecca’s death.