Biography Boone County Magazine; Jan 1975; p.20-21
Writer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the constitution of the United States
1890: Boone circuit Judge; The Bench and Bar of Indiana book
Bust of Neal donated by his son in the rotunda in the capitol in Indianapolis
Wrote several articles for different magazines and completed a book entitled
"The Real and Unreal" on theology shortly before his death
!REFERENCE: Early Life and Times in Boone County Indiana; p. 335-344
!REFERENCE: Biographical History of Boone County; pgs. 467-8
!OBITUARY: Indianapolis News; Indy, IN; June 1905
Stephen Neal
The Sun
New York, N.Y.
June 24, 1905
JUDGE STEPHEN NEAL DEAD
Author of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Passes Away.
LEBANON, Ind., June 23 -- Judge Stephen Neal author of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution died here this afternoon in his eighty-eighth year. He had been ill for several weeks but was conscious up to a few moments before death.
When the question of amending the Constitution was under discussion soon after the civil war, Judge Neal, who then resided at Lebanon wrote out the fourteenth amendment and sent it to Godlove S. Orth, Congressman from the Lebanon district, saying that it was submitted as a suggestion. In a few days he received a reply from Orth saying that he had submitted the amendment to the committee and that it had been agreed to report it practically as submitted.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - September 17, 2007
Repository: The Library of Congress
Writer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the constitution of the United States
1890: Boone circuit Judge; The Bench and Bar of Indiana book
Bust of Neal donated by his son in the rotunda in the capitol in Indianapolis
Wrote several articles for different magazines and completed a book entitled
"The Real and Unreal" on theology shortly before his death
!REFERENCE: Early Life and Times in Boone County Indiana; p. 335-344
!REFERENCE: Biographical History of Boone County; pgs. 467-8
!OBITUARY: Indianapolis News; Indy, IN; June 1905
Stephen Neal
The Sun
New York, N.Y.
June 24, 1905
JUDGE STEPHEN NEAL DEAD
Author of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Passes Away.
LEBANON, Ind., June 23 -- Judge Stephen Neal author of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution died here this afternoon in his eighty-eighth year. He had been ill for several weeks but was conscious up to a few moments before death.
When the question of amending the Constitution was under discussion soon after the civil war, Judge Neal, who then resided at Lebanon wrote out the fourteenth amendment and sent it to Godlove S. Orth, Congressman from the Lebanon district, saying that it was submitted as a suggestion. In a few days he received a reply from Orth saying that he had submitted the amendment to the committee and that it had been agreed to report it practically as submitted.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - September 17, 2007
Repository: The Library of Congress
Biography Boone County Magazine; Jan 1975; p.20-21
Writer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the constitution of the United States
1890: Boone circuit Judge; The Bench and Bar of Indiana book
Bust of Neal donated by his son in the rotunda in the capitol in Indianapolis
Wrote several articles for different magazines and completed a book entitled
"The Real and Unreal" on theology shortly before his death
!REFERENCE: Early Life and Times in Boone County Indiana; p. 335-344
!REFERENCE: Biographical History of Boone County; pgs. 467-8
!OBITUARY: Indianapolis News; Indy, IN; June 1905
Stephen Neal
The Sun
New York, N.Y.
June 24, 1905
JUDGE STEPHEN NEAL DEAD
Author of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Passes Away.
LEBANON, Ind., June 23 -- Judge Stephen Neal author of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution died here this afternoon in his eighty-eighth year. He had been ill for several weeks but was conscious up to a few moments before death.
When the question of amending the Constitution was under discussion soon after the civil war, Judge Neal, who then resided at Lebanon wrote out the fourteenth amendment and sent it to Godlove S. Orth, Congressman from the Lebanon district, saying that it was submitted as a suggestion. In a few days he received a reply from Orth saying that he had submitted the amendment to the committee and that it had been agreed to report it practically as submitted.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - September 17, 2007
Repository: The Library of Congress
Writer of the Fourteenth Amendment to the constitution of the United States
1890: Boone circuit Judge; The Bench and Bar of Indiana book
Bust of Neal donated by his son in the rotunda in the capitol in Indianapolis
Wrote several articles for different magazines and completed a book entitled
"The Real and Unreal" on theology shortly before his death
!REFERENCE: Early Life and Times in Boone County Indiana; p. 335-344
!REFERENCE: Biographical History of Boone County; pgs. 467-8
!OBITUARY: Indianapolis News; Indy, IN; June 1905
Stephen Neal
The Sun
New York, N.Y.
June 24, 1905
JUDGE STEPHEN NEAL DEAD
Author of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the Constitution Passes Away.
LEBANON, Ind., June 23 -- Judge Stephen Neal author of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution died here this afternoon in his eighty-eighth year. He had been ill for several weeks but was conscious up to a few moments before death.
When the question of amending the Constitution was under discussion soon after the civil war, Judge Neal, who then resided at Lebanon wrote out the fourteenth amendment and sent it to Godlove S. Orth, Congressman from the Lebanon district, saying that it was submitted as a suggestion. In a few days he received a reply from Orth saying that he had submitted the amendment to the committee and that it had been agreed to report it practically as submitted.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - September 17, 2007
Repository: The Library of Congress
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