--He was the second of 9 children of Allen Banner McNeil and wife Emily Pardue.
--World War I Veteran
--He married Ruth Allen on September 24, 1921 in Hamblen County, TN. They had 5 children (names listed in wife's memorial).
--Occupation: He was a Traveling Salesman for a wholesale feed company in 1930 in Winston-Salem. By 1935 he had moved his family to Charlotte. He was Owner of McNeil Paper Company, an industrial paper company.
(information from census of 1900, 1910, 1930, 1940, Tennessee State Marriages, WWII Draft Registration, Death Certificate)
--World War I Veteran
--He married Ruth Allen on September 24, 1921 in Hamblen County, TN. They had 5 children (names listed in wife's memorial).
--Occupation: He was a Traveling Salesman for a wholesale feed company in 1930 in Winston-Salem. By 1935 he had moved his family to Charlotte. He was Owner of McNeil Paper Company, an industrial paper company.
(information from census of 1900, 1910, 1930, 1940, Tennessee State Marriages, WWII Draft Registration, Death Certificate)
--He was the second of 9 children of Allen Banner McNeil and wife Emily Pardue.
--World War I Veteran
--He married Ruth Allen on September 24, 1921 in Hamblen County, TN. They had 5 children (names listed in wife's memorial).
--Occupation: He was a Traveling Salesman for a wholesale feed company in 1930 in Winston-Salem. By 1935 he had moved his family to Charlotte. He was Owner of McNeil Paper Company, an industrial paper company.
(information from census of 1900, 1910, 1930, 1940, Tennessee State Marriages, WWII Draft Registration, Death Certificate)
--World War I Veteran
--He married Ruth Allen on September 24, 1921 in Hamblen County, TN. They had 5 children (names listed in wife's memorial).
--Occupation: He was a Traveling Salesman for a wholesale feed company in 1930 in Winston-Salem. By 1935 he had moved his family to Charlotte. He was Owner of McNeil Paper Company, an industrial paper company.
(information from census of 1900, 1910, 1930, 1940, Tennessee State Marriages, WWII Draft Registration, Death Certificate)
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