Frank Neff was born in Vanderburgh County, but in young manhood went to Posey County, where he farmed for many years. He then moved [about 1909] to a farm near Armstrong, Indiana, where he tilled the soil for ten years, and finally in 1919, came to Evansville, where he is now president of Schuler Implement Company, of which he was one of the founders. He is sixty years of age and one of the strong and stable business men of the city, with a number of large interests and several important connections. His father was born in Pennsylvania, whence he came to Vanderburgh County and here passed the remainder of his life in the pursuits of farming."
-source: History of Vanderburgh County, page 408, Inglehart Volume 3 of Essary's History of Indiana, published about 1923.
Frank Xavier Neff had black eyes and brown hair.
Baptismal sponsors were William and Mary Weber.
Frank married Elizabeth Mary Wildeman on November 23, 1893 by the Reverend George J. Loesch at St. Philip's Catholic Church, St. Philip, Posey County, Indiana. The witnesses were Valentine and Catherine Wildeman, William Koressel and Catherine Soellner.
Frank sold 3.58 acres of land to St. Joseph's Church, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, on March 30, 1915 for $400.00. The deed was recorded on March 30, 1915 and deeded to Francis Silas Chatard, Bishop of Indianapolis.
-source: St. Joseph's Church records
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff is listed as: NEFF, Frank, Booneville rd. (Elizabeth Wilderman) Ch Lillian, Florence, Alvin, Frank, Aneta, Mary, Sylvester, Julia, Erwin, Matilda; Armstrong R1 Armstrong tp Sec10 160a (1864) Armstrong ex.
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff*, Armstrong Rural Route 1, is listed as an owner of Holstein cattle. It is not known what the asterik after his name designates. The book also states that he drives a Ford.
"Our old home in Armstrong, IN, burned down on December 17, 1917."
-quote by Elizabeth Mary Wildeman Neff
Newspaper article:
Armstrong Residence Burns
Frank Neff's two-story residence at Armstrong was destroyed by fire shortly after 2:00 a.m [December 17, 1917]. The members of the family, with the exception of the son, Frank, were quartered in the upper story and had a narrow escape. They succeeded in saving only a small amount of wearing apparel. The loss on household goods and building was several thousand dollars. A defective flue was responsible. -source: newspaper article on file
Newspaper article, Evansville Journal-News, December 19,1917:
NEFF HOME AT ARMSTRONG BURNS MONDAY MORNING
Special to The Journal-News.
Armstrong, Ind., Dec. 19. - Several thousand dollars were lost here when the handsome two-story residence of Frank Neff burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Monday morning. All the family except the oldest son [Frank] was sleeping on the second floor. About midnight the house caught fire from an overheated chimney. When the boy awoke the entire second story was in flames and he rushed upstairs and hastily awakened the other members of the family. They rushed out in their night clothes with another piece or two of apparel which they had managed to pick up as they ran. With the exception of these clothes everything in the house was lost. As a result of exposure, Mrs. Neff is very sick.
-source: newspaper article on file
[Later, it was learned that one of Frank's sons had put wood in the wood stove to heat the house. A large piece of wood did not fit, so he toook it out of the stove and put it back on the wood pile outside. However, the piece of wood had already been ignited and the smoldering piece of wood set the woodpile on fire and it spread to the entire house.]
The 1920 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
F. C. SCHULER, Sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, Treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, and Bicycles. 1107-1109 W. Franklin. Phone 995.
The 1922 Evansville City Directory lists Frank NEFF as the president of Schuler Implement Company. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
The 1924 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
Alvin NEFF, vice-president
Benjamin AMAN, sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, Bicycles, and Repairers.
The 1927 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO., 1107 W. Franklin. Phone LIncoln 895. Complete line of Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, etc.
Frank J. NEFF, president
Frank NEFF, sec.
Mary NEFF, treas.
The 1928 Evansville City Directory lists Frank X. NEFF as the vice-president of Schuler Implement Co. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
Frank Xavier Neff died at St. Mary's Hospital, November 30, 1948 at 7:37 a.m. Cause of death: Arterio Sclerosis. Age 85 years, 8 months, 0 days.
Obituary:
Frank Neff, 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St. died Tuesday [November 30, 1948] in St. Mary's Hospital following a lingering illness.
He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Catholic Church.
Survivors are: sons, A.J., Corpus Christi, Tex., Frank Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, and Syl and Urban Neff, Evansville; daughters, Mrs. S. A. Riedford and Mrs. Al Dietsch, Evansville, Mrs. J. A. Fischer, Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mrs. Joseph Schenk, Dale, and Mrs. Francis Convery, Omaha, Neb.; 38 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
The body is in Miller and Miller Funeral Home.
-source: The Evansville Press, November 30, 1948, page 18
Funeral Notice:
Funeral for Frank Neff, Sr., 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St., who died Tuesday, will be in Miller and Miller Funeral Home at 7:30 a.m. Friday [December 3, 1948]. Services will be continued at 8 a.m. in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. The Holy Name Society of St. Boniface will have memorial services in the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Thursday [December 2, 1948].
-source: The Evansville Press, December 1, 1948, page 16
Buried at St.Joseph's Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sec 4, Lot 256.
-source: History of Vanderburgh County, page 408, Inglehart Volume 3 of Essary's History of Indiana, published about 1923.
Frank Xavier Neff had black eyes and brown hair.
Baptismal sponsors were William and Mary Weber.
Frank married Elizabeth Mary Wildeman on November 23, 1893 by the Reverend George J. Loesch at St. Philip's Catholic Church, St. Philip, Posey County, Indiana. The witnesses were Valentine and Catherine Wildeman, William Koressel and Catherine Soellner.
Frank sold 3.58 acres of land to St. Joseph's Church, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, on March 30, 1915 for $400.00. The deed was recorded on March 30, 1915 and deeded to Francis Silas Chatard, Bishop of Indianapolis.
-source: St. Joseph's Church records
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff is listed as: NEFF, Frank, Booneville rd. (Elizabeth Wilderman) Ch Lillian, Florence, Alvin, Frank, Aneta, Mary, Sylvester, Julia, Erwin, Matilda; Armstrong R1 Armstrong tp Sec10 160a (1864) Armstrong ex.
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff*, Armstrong Rural Route 1, is listed as an owner of Holstein cattle. It is not known what the asterik after his name designates. The book also states that he drives a Ford.
"Our old home in Armstrong, IN, burned down on December 17, 1917."
-quote by Elizabeth Mary Wildeman Neff
Newspaper article:
Armstrong Residence Burns
Frank Neff's two-story residence at Armstrong was destroyed by fire shortly after 2:00 a.m [December 17, 1917]. The members of the family, with the exception of the son, Frank, were quartered in the upper story and had a narrow escape. They succeeded in saving only a small amount of wearing apparel. The loss on household goods and building was several thousand dollars. A defective flue was responsible. -source: newspaper article on file
Newspaper article, Evansville Journal-News, December 19,1917:
NEFF HOME AT ARMSTRONG BURNS MONDAY MORNING
Special to The Journal-News.
Armstrong, Ind., Dec. 19. - Several thousand dollars were lost here when the handsome two-story residence of Frank Neff burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Monday morning. All the family except the oldest son [Frank] was sleeping on the second floor. About midnight the house caught fire from an overheated chimney. When the boy awoke the entire second story was in flames and he rushed upstairs and hastily awakened the other members of the family. They rushed out in their night clothes with another piece or two of apparel which they had managed to pick up as they ran. With the exception of these clothes everything in the house was lost. As a result of exposure, Mrs. Neff is very sick.
-source: newspaper article on file
[Later, it was learned that one of Frank's sons had put wood in the wood stove to heat the house. A large piece of wood did not fit, so he toook it out of the stove and put it back on the wood pile outside. However, the piece of wood had already been ignited and the smoldering piece of wood set the woodpile on fire and it spread to the entire house.]
The 1920 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
F. C. SCHULER, Sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, Treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, and Bicycles. 1107-1109 W. Franklin. Phone 995.
The 1922 Evansville City Directory lists Frank NEFF as the president of Schuler Implement Company. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
The 1924 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
Alvin NEFF, vice-president
Benjamin AMAN, sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, Bicycles, and Repairers.
The 1927 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO., 1107 W. Franklin. Phone LIncoln 895. Complete line of Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, etc.
Frank J. NEFF, president
Frank NEFF, sec.
Mary NEFF, treas.
The 1928 Evansville City Directory lists Frank X. NEFF as the vice-president of Schuler Implement Co. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
Frank Xavier Neff died at St. Mary's Hospital, November 30, 1948 at 7:37 a.m. Cause of death: Arterio Sclerosis. Age 85 years, 8 months, 0 days.
Obituary:
Frank Neff, 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St. died Tuesday [November 30, 1948] in St. Mary's Hospital following a lingering illness.
He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Catholic Church.
Survivors are: sons, A.J., Corpus Christi, Tex., Frank Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, and Syl and Urban Neff, Evansville; daughters, Mrs. S. A. Riedford and Mrs. Al Dietsch, Evansville, Mrs. J. A. Fischer, Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mrs. Joseph Schenk, Dale, and Mrs. Francis Convery, Omaha, Neb.; 38 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
The body is in Miller and Miller Funeral Home.
-source: The Evansville Press, November 30, 1948, page 18
Funeral Notice:
Funeral for Frank Neff, Sr., 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St., who died Tuesday, will be in Miller and Miller Funeral Home at 7:30 a.m. Friday [December 3, 1948]. Services will be continued at 8 a.m. in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. The Holy Name Society of St. Boniface will have memorial services in the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Thursday [December 2, 1948].
-source: The Evansville Press, December 1, 1948, page 16
Buried at St.Joseph's Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sec 4, Lot 256.
Frank Neff was born in Vanderburgh County, but in young manhood went to Posey County, where he farmed for many years. He then moved [about 1909] to a farm near Armstrong, Indiana, where he tilled the soil for ten years, and finally in 1919, came to Evansville, where he is now president of Schuler Implement Company, of which he was one of the founders. He is sixty years of age and one of the strong and stable business men of the city, with a number of large interests and several important connections. His father was born in Pennsylvania, whence he came to Vanderburgh County and here passed the remainder of his life in the pursuits of farming."
-source: History of Vanderburgh County, page 408, Inglehart Volume 3 of Essary's History of Indiana, published about 1923.
Frank Xavier Neff had black eyes and brown hair.
Baptismal sponsors were William and Mary Weber.
Frank married Elizabeth Mary Wildeman on November 23, 1893 by the Reverend George J. Loesch at St. Philip's Catholic Church, St. Philip, Posey County, Indiana. The witnesses were Valentine and Catherine Wildeman, William Koressel and Catherine Soellner.
Frank sold 3.58 acres of land to St. Joseph's Church, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, on March 30, 1915 for $400.00. The deed was recorded on March 30, 1915 and deeded to Francis Silas Chatard, Bishop of Indianapolis.
-source: St. Joseph's Church records
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff is listed as: NEFF, Frank, Booneville rd. (Elizabeth Wilderman) Ch Lillian, Florence, Alvin, Frank, Aneta, Mary, Sylvester, Julia, Erwin, Matilda; Armstrong R1 Armstrong tp Sec10 160a (1864) Armstrong ex.
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff*, Armstrong Rural Route 1, is listed as an owner of Holstein cattle. It is not known what the asterik after his name designates. The book also states that he drives a Ford.
"Our old home in Armstrong, IN, burned down on December 17, 1917."
-quote by Elizabeth Mary Wildeman Neff
Newspaper article:
Armstrong Residence Burns
Frank Neff's two-story residence at Armstrong was destroyed by fire shortly after 2:00 a.m [December 17, 1917]. The members of the family, with the exception of the son, Frank, were quartered in the upper story and had a narrow escape. They succeeded in saving only a small amount of wearing apparel. The loss on household goods and building was several thousand dollars. A defective flue was responsible. -source: newspaper article on file
Newspaper article, Evansville Journal-News, December 19,1917:
NEFF HOME AT ARMSTRONG BURNS MONDAY MORNING
Special to The Journal-News.
Armstrong, Ind., Dec. 19. - Several thousand dollars were lost here when the handsome two-story residence of Frank Neff burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Monday morning. All the family except the oldest son [Frank] was sleeping on the second floor. About midnight the house caught fire from an overheated chimney. When the boy awoke the entire second story was in flames and he rushed upstairs and hastily awakened the other members of the family. They rushed out in their night clothes with another piece or two of apparel which they had managed to pick up as they ran. With the exception of these clothes everything in the house was lost. As a result of exposure, Mrs. Neff is very sick.
-source: newspaper article on file
[Later, it was learned that one of Frank's sons had put wood in the wood stove to heat the house. A large piece of wood did not fit, so he toook it out of the stove and put it back on the wood pile outside. However, the piece of wood had already been ignited and the smoldering piece of wood set the woodpile on fire and it spread to the entire house.]
The 1920 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
F. C. SCHULER, Sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, Treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, and Bicycles. 1107-1109 W. Franklin. Phone 995.
The 1922 Evansville City Directory lists Frank NEFF as the president of Schuler Implement Company. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
The 1924 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
Alvin NEFF, vice-president
Benjamin AMAN, sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, Bicycles, and Repairers.
The 1927 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO., 1107 W. Franklin. Phone LIncoln 895. Complete line of Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, etc.
Frank J. NEFF, president
Frank NEFF, sec.
Mary NEFF, treas.
The 1928 Evansville City Directory lists Frank X. NEFF as the vice-president of Schuler Implement Co. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
Frank Xavier Neff died at St. Mary's Hospital, November 30, 1948 at 7:37 a.m. Cause of death: Arterio Sclerosis. Age 85 years, 8 months, 0 days.
Obituary:
Frank Neff, 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St. died Tuesday [November 30, 1948] in St. Mary's Hospital following a lingering illness.
He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Catholic Church.
Survivors are: sons, A.J., Corpus Christi, Tex., Frank Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, and Syl and Urban Neff, Evansville; daughters, Mrs. S. A. Riedford and Mrs. Al Dietsch, Evansville, Mrs. J. A. Fischer, Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mrs. Joseph Schenk, Dale, and Mrs. Francis Convery, Omaha, Neb.; 38 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
The body is in Miller and Miller Funeral Home.
-source: The Evansville Press, November 30, 1948, page 18
Funeral Notice:
Funeral for Frank Neff, Sr., 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St., who died Tuesday, will be in Miller and Miller Funeral Home at 7:30 a.m. Friday [December 3, 1948]. Services will be continued at 8 a.m. in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. The Holy Name Society of St. Boniface will have memorial services in the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Thursday [December 2, 1948].
-source: The Evansville Press, December 1, 1948, page 16
Buried at St.Joseph's Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sec 4, Lot 256.
-source: History of Vanderburgh County, page 408, Inglehart Volume 3 of Essary's History of Indiana, published about 1923.
Frank Xavier Neff had black eyes and brown hair.
Baptismal sponsors were William and Mary Weber.
Frank married Elizabeth Mary Wildeman on November 23, 1893 by the Reverend George J. Loesch at St. Philip's Catholic Church, St. Philip, Posey County, Indiana. The witnesses were Valentine and Catherine Wildeman, William Koressel and Catherine Soellner.
Frank sold 3.58 acres of land to St. Joseph's Church, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, on March 30, 1915 for $400.00. The deed was recorded on March 30, 1915 and deeded to Francis Silas Chatard, Bishop of Indianapolis.
-source: St. Joseph's Church records
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff is listed as: NEFF, Frank, Booneville rd. (Elizabeth Wilderman) Ch Lillian, Florence, Alvin, Frank, Aneta, Mary, Sylvester, Julia, Erwin, Matilda; Armstrong R1 Armstrong tp Sec10 160a (1864) Armstrong ex.
In the book, The Farmers and Breeders of Vanderburgh County, date unknown, Frank Neff*, Armstrong Rural Route 1, is listed as an owner of Holstein cattle. It is not known what the asterik after his name designates. The book also states that he drives a Ford.
"Our old home in Armstrong, IN, burned down on December 17, 1917."
-quote by Elizabeth Mary Wildeman Neff
Newspaper article:
Armstrong Residence Burns
Frank Neff's two-story residence at Armstrong was destroyed by fire shortly after 2:00 a.m [December 17, 1917]. The members of the family, with the exception of the son, Frank, were quartered in the upper story and had a narrow escape. They succeeded in saving only a small amount of wearing apparel. The loss on household goods and building was several thousand dollars. A defective flue was responsible. -source: newspaper article on file
Newspaper article, Evansville Journal-News, December 19,1917:
NEFF HOME AT ARMSTRONG BURNS MONDAY MORNING
Special to The Journal-News.
Armstrong, Ind., Dec. 19. - Several thousand dollars were lost here when the handsome two-story residence of Frank Neff burned to the ground about 2 o'clock Monday morning. All the family except the oldest son [Frank] was sleeping on the second floor. About midnight the house caught fire from an overheated chimney. When the boy awoke the entire second story was in flames and he rushed upstairs and hastily awakened the other members of the family. They rushed out in their night clothes with another piece or two of apparel which they had managed to pick up as they ran. With the exception of these clothes everything in the house was lost. As a result of exposure, Mrs. Neff is very sick.
-source: newspaper article on file
[Later, it was learned that one of Frank's sons had put wood in the wood stove to heat the house. A large piece of wood did not fit, so he toook it out of the stove and put it back on the wood pile outside. However, the piece of wood had already been ignited and the smoldering piece of wood set the woodpile on fire and it spread to the entire house.]
The 1920 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
F. C. SCHULER, Sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, Treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, and Bicycles. 1107-1109 W. Franklin. Phone 995.
The 1922 Evansville City Directory lists Frank NEFF as the president of Schuler Implement Company. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
The 1924 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO.
Frank NEFF, president
Alvin NEFF, vice-president
Benjamin AMAN, sec.
Joseph A. HOEFLING, treas.
Farm Machinery, Paints, Seeds, Hardware, Wagons, Buggies, Automobiles, Bicycles, and Repairers.
The 1927 Evansville City Directory lists the Schuler Implement Company as:
SCHULER IMPLEMENT CO., 1107 W. Franklin. Phone LIncoln 895. Complete line of Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, etc.
Frank J. NEFF, president
Frank NEFF, sec.
Mary NEFF, treas.
The 1928 Evansville City Directory lists Frank X. NEFF as the vice-president of Schuler Implement Co. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, at 807 W. Michigan.
Frank Xavier Neff died at St. Mary's Hospital, November 30, 1948 at 7:37 a.m. Cause of death: Arterio Sclerosis. Age 85 years, 8 months, 0 days.
Obituary:
Frank Neff, 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St. died Tuesday [November 30, 1948] in St. Mary's Hospital following a lingering illness.
He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Catholic Church.
Survivors are: sons, A.J., Corpus Christi, Tex., Frank Jr., Cleveland, Ohio, and Syl and Urban Neff, Evansville; daughters, Mrs. S. A. Riedford and Mrs. Al Dietsch, Evansville, Mrs. J. A. Fischer, Mt. Vernon, Ind., Mrs. Joseph Schenk, Dale, and Mrs. Francis Convery, Omaha, Neb.; 38 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
The body is in Miller and Miller Funeral Home.
-source: The Evansville Press, November 30, 1948, page 18
Funeral Notice:
Funeral for Frank Neff, Sr., 85, of 2030 W. Michigan St., who died Tuesday, will be in Miller and Miller Funeral Home at 7:30 a.m. Friday [December 3, 1948]. Services will be continued at 8 a.m. in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery. The Holy Name Society of St. Boniface will have memorial services in the funeral home at 7:30 p.m. Thursday [December 2, 1948].
-source: The Evansville Press, December 1, 1948, page 16
Buried at St.Joseph's Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sec 4, Lot 256.
Family Members
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Lillian Appolonia Neff Riedford
1894–1970
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Florence Catherine Neff Fischer
1895–1977
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Alvin John Neff
1897–1962
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Anita Marie Neff Dietsch
1899–1971
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Frank J Neff
1900–1967
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Marie Antoinette Neff Schenk
1902–1989
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Sylvester Henry Neff
1906–1971
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Julius Joseph Neff
1908–1947
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Anna Matilda Neff Convery
1910–1999
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Urban Valentine Neff
1912–1975
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