Samuel Nay, Sr (1763 - 1848) - Find A Grave Memorial

Birth:  Mar. 9, 1763 Culpeper County Virginia, USA Death:  Oct. 1, 1848 Nineveh Johnson County Indiana, USA ~MY ANCESTOR~ The son of JOHANN JACOB & MARY NAY, he married NANCY (maiden name unknown) in 1783 in Culpepper Co., Virginia. Pension Claim R 7563 gives the above date & place of birth for Samuel Nay, Sr. He applied for a pension on September 22, 1835 while living in Nineveh Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana based upon his military service in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in 1778 and served as a substitute for his brother, William Nay for eighteen months, again enlisted on March 1, 1781 as a substitute for John Nay and served three months in Captian Waugh's Company, Colonel Barbour's Virginia Reg., and enlisted a third time serving for three months as a private in Captain Kad Slaughter's Co., Col. John Slaughter's Virginia Reg. His request for a pension was denied based upon his failure to provide evidence that he served for six months. He moved to Kentucky in 1788, but is buried at Nay Pines Cemetery in Ninevah, Indiana located on a knoll, the highest point in the Nay Pines bordered on the north by the Rappahannock River in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Stone does not mark actual grave. Family links:  Spouse:   Nancy Bennett Nay (____ - 1815)*  Children:   Catherine Nay Admire (1784 - ____)*   Bennett Nay (1787 - 1866)*   James Nay (1789 - 1856)*   Mary Nay Nay (1792 - 1845)*   Asa Bradford Nay (1799 - 1876)*   Presley Nay (1808 - 1876)*   Phebe Nay Fendley (1810 - 1889)*   Lucy Nay McQuinn (1813 - 1873)* *Calculated relationship   Burial: Nay-Tremain Cemetery Nineveh Johnson County Indiana, USA

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Samuel Nay, Sr (1763 - 1848) - Find A Grave Memorial

I cannot believe that I have found my fourth great-grand father!

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How Paper Tiger Helped Roberta After Accident

March 4th, 2013

Thanks to Roberta Lile-Lindsey of Kentucky for submitting this article on how she uses Paper Tiger Filing System Software for Document Management, and how much the software has helped her, especially since an accident left her with a brain injury. We wish Roberta continued recovery in her health and improved memory.

Read on to see how Paper Tiger has helped Roberta get organized and be able to retrieve what she needs even with long-term and short-term memory loss. This shows how important it is to get organized without delay while healthy, because you never know what tomorrow will bring in your life.

by Roberta Lile-Lindsey

I purchased Paper Tiger Professional 4.1 Desktop Version a few years ago after I got married and needed to consolidate all of my paperwork with that of my husband.  My main use, of course, is for my filing cabinet, which contains active content and what I call ‘ancient’ archive content.  You never know when you might need to use some of this ‘ancient’ content for present use; personal or business.

We were both very busy at the time I purchased Paper Tiger.  My husband was working full-time and I was a full-time student and mother of two.  We had just bought and remodeled our home.  We did all of the work ourselves.  So, you can imagine how busy and tired we were.

Using Paper Tiger was very easy and self-explanatory.  I not only used it for my filing cabinet but I also have used it for organizing my closets that have both of our past memorabilia stored.  All I have to do is open up Paper Tiger and I can find all of my important files or memorabilia.

I have always tried to be organized but what I did not know at the time of my purchase of Paper Tiger was how vital its use would become.

On August 13th, 2012, my husband and I were involved in a car accident.  We were rear-ended by a teenage boy who was driving on a suspended license.  That Monday was the first day of our vacation and we were only a few miles from our home when the wreck occurred.

The car sustained minor damage; however, I suffered a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Whip Lash.  Among other injuries, I lost my long-term and short-term memory.  Needless to say, with the pain and memory loss, my everyday living was and has been very difficult.

Not long after the accident, I received a call from my daughter needing some important information that normally I would be able to tell her from my memory.  I could not remember the information that she needed; however, I did remember that I had Paper Tiger on my computer.  I told her I would have to look up the information, IF I had filed it and I would tell her what she needed to know.

Thankfully, I was able to open Paper Tiger and look-up the information that she needed, call her back and give it to her.  I was so relieved that I had organized all of my important files and at-a-glance can find everything that I need in spite of my long-term and short-term memory loss!!

I have started searching my family history after the accident in order to improve my memory and cognitive skills and once I feel better, I plan on adding those files to Paper Tiger also.

I continually use Paper Tiger to find and archive paper files, memorabilia, photos, Christmas decorations and the list could go on-and-on.

Winning an Apple iPad at this point and time could really improve my chance for a full recovery, as there are many apps available for traumatic brain injury patients, such as myself.  I follow brainline.org and there are some fantastic Life-Changing iPad apps for people with brain injury.

Daily life continues to be a struggle even after six months of recovery time.  I am so thankful to have Paper Tiger to make my life more organized and less stressful!

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Amazing Grace - Rhema 7 year old Gospel Singer

Rhema is truly blessed by God.  She has an amazing voice and child-like innocence when she sings Amazing Grace.  I just wanted to share this.  This video truly touched and blessed my heart.  I feel like it is an appropriate addition to this blog especially when she is standing in the cemetery singing.  Listen and Enjoy!!