Chas. Richard Neal was born Sept. 18, 1860, in Davis Co., Iowa. At four years of age he moved with his parents to Guthrie county, where he has resided ever since. He was married to Mary Tacey Knowles [sic] Sep. 21, 1885, and died Oct. 3, 1906. Mr. Neal leaves to mourn his departure his father, David Neal, and stepmother; his wife, Mary T. Neal, and six children--Walter S. aged nineteen, Harry E. and Bessie C. each aged seventeen, Chas. A. aged fifteen,
James E. aged eleven and Vera M. aged nine years, besides two sisters, Mr. Wm. Knapp of Cromwell, Ind., and Mrs. Robt. Truax of Bagley; also three half brothers; Wm. H. Neal of Bagley, Elmer A. Neal of Albany, Oregon; Calvin D. Neal of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Charles Neal was a good neighbor, father, husband and friend. He was honest and upright and all people speak of him the kindest words of praise. He made his home happy and was kind to those about him.
James E. aged eleven and Vera M. aged nine years, besides two sisters, Mr. Wm. Knapp of Cromwell, Ind., and Mrs. Robt. Truax of Bagley; also three half brothers; Wm. H. Neal of Bagley, Elmer A. Neal of Albany, Oregon; Calvin D. Neal of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Charles Neal was a good neighbor, father, husband and friend. He was honest and upright and all people speak of him the kindest words of praise. He made his home happy and was kind to those about him.
Chas. Richard Neal was born Sept. 18, 1860, in Davis Co., Iowa. At four years of age he moved with his parents to Guthrie county, where he has resided ever since. He was married to Mary Tacey Knowles [sic] Sep. 21, 1885, and died Oct. 3, 1906. Mr. Neal leaves to mourn his departure his father, David Neal, and stepmother; his wife, Mary T. Neal, and six children--Walter S. aged nineteen, Harry E. and Bessie C. each aged seventeen, Chas. A. aged fifteen,
James E. aged eleven and Vera M. aged nine years, besides two sisters, Mr. Wm. Knapp of Cromwell, Ind., and Mrs. Robt. Truax of Bagley; also three half brothers; Wm. H. Neal of Bagley, Elmer A. Neal of Albany, Oregon; Calvin D. Neal of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Charles Neal was a good neighbor, father, husband and friend. He was honest and upright and all people speak of him the kindest words of praise. He made his home happy and was kind to those about him.
James E. aged eleven and Vera M. aged nine years, besides two sisters, Mr. Wm. Knapp of Cromwell, Ind., and Mrs. Robt. Truax of Bagley; also three half brothers; Wm. H. Neal of Bagley, Elmer A. Neal of Albany, Oregon; Calvin D. Neal of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Charles Neal was a good neighbor, father, husband and friend. He was honest and upright and all people speak of him the kindest words of praise. He made his home happy and was kind to those about him.
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