He married Alice R. Clark on Dec. 10, 1879 in Gallia Co., Ohio.
Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Page1
22 March 1921
HENRY NEAL DEAD
Well Known Citizen Passed Away Monday Evening
Friends and relatives learned of the death of Henry A. Neal Monday evening, March 21, 1921, with much regret. Mr. Neal passed away at four o'clock after several months of declining health. He had been bedfast for the past three weeks. The cause of his death was hardening of the arteries.
Mr. Neal is survived by his wife, Alice Clark Neal and six children; Dallas, a prominent druggist of Gallipolis, Fred and Verne of Amsbry, Penna., Earl of Oregon and, Max and Frank of Gallipolis. The third eldest son, Claude, died of pneumonia in 1918, and, Hattie, the seven year old daughter, died in 1887.
Mr. Neal, in his early years, taught school and later, followed the grocery business. Of recent years he has been in poor health and retired. His fine qualities as a father, husband and citizen, have caused deep mourning among his countless friends.
The funeral will be held at the Neal home at 9:30 Wednesday morning with Rev. Morrell. The burial will be at Sand Fork preceded by a burial service at the Sand Fork M. E. Church. Interment will be at the Neal Cemetery, where passing members of his family have rested for many years.
He married Alice R. Clark on Dec. 10, 1879 in Gallia Co., Ohio.
Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Page1
22 March 1921
HENRY NEAL DEAD
Well Known Citizen Passed Away Monday Evening
Friends and relatives learned of the death of Henry A. Neal Monday evening, March 21, 1921, with much regret. Mr. Neal passed away at four o'clock after several months of declining health. He had been bedfast for the past three weeks. The cause of his death was hardening of the arteries.
Mr. Neal is survived by his wife, Alice Clark Neal and six children; Dallas, a prominent druggist of Gallipolis, Fred and Verne of Amsbry, Penna., Earl of Oregon and, Max and Frank of Gallipolis. The third eldest son, Claude, died of pneumonia in 1918, and, Hattie, the seven year old daughter, died in 1887.
Mr. Neal, in his early years, taught school and later, followed the grocery business. Of recent years he has been in poor health and retired. His fine qualities as a father, husband and citizen, have caused deep mourning among his countless friends.
The funeral will be held at the Neal home at 9:30 Wednesday morning with Rev. Morrell. The burial will be at Sand Fork preceded by a burial service at the Sand Fork M. E. Church. Interment will be at the Neal Cemetery, where passing members of his family have rested for many years.
Family Members
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Levina E. Neal
1837–1843
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James Watson Neal
1839–1914
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Mary Williams Neal Howard
1841–1916
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Matilda Harriett Neal Kalar
1843–1870
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PVT John B. Neal
1844–1864
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Nancy Rebecca Neal Kelley
1847–1926
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Samantha A Neal Whetsel
1848–1930
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Martha Ellen Neal Bostick
1851–1936
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Jacob Young Neal
1853–1900
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Walter Jay Finley Neal
1859–1915
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