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Calvin Henry McNeal

Birth	:	29 Jun 1850 Indiana, USA
Death	:	22 Sep 1926 Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri, USA
Burial	:	Woden Cemetery, Phillip, Canberra, Australia
Coordinate	:	-35.3426437, 149.0932770
Description	:	From the Platte County, NE Web site: The Columbus Daily Telegram, February 26, 1926 DIED McAULIFF--One of the oldest pioneers of this community, John McAuliff, passed away at his home Friday afternoon, Feb. 19. Blesed [sic] with a rugged constitution he enjoyed good health during his long and useful life, until about six month ago, when he contracted a severe cold. He seemed to be a little better since that time, but was troubled with asthma which finally brought on his death Friday. Mr. McAuliff was born April 12, 1845, in Meade county, Ireland, and pased [sic] away at the age of... Read More	From the Platte County, NE Web site: The Columbus Daily Telegram, February 26, 1926 DIED McAULIFF--One of the oldest pioneers of this community, John McAuliff, passed away at his home Friday afternoon, Feb. 19. Blesed [sic] with a rugged constitution he enjoyed good health during his long and useful life, until about six month ago, when he contracted a severe cold. He seemed to be a little better since that time, but was troubled with asthma which finally brought on his death Friday. Mr. McAuliff was born April 12, 1845, in Meade county, Ireland, and pased [sic] away at the age of 80 years, ten months and seven day [sic]. He was married to Margaret Gogan August 8, 1867. To this union was born five children, only three of whom survive him. Mourning his loss are Johnanna Ducey, Dave McAuliff and William McAuliff and 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. McAuliff came to this country at the age of eight years and landed at Peabody, Mass. He was a tanner by trade and a sailor. He came to Nebraska in the year 1878. He homesteaded the farm on which he lived at the time of his death. His wife passed away May 31, 1909. He a true and faithful member of the Catholic church and highly respected throughout the community in which he lived. Funeral services were hled [sic] Monday morning at 9:30 at the Holy Family church and he was laid to rest in the church cemetery by his wife. A large number of friends attended the funeral. Pallbearers were Theol Cremers, Hubert Ramaekers, Frank Connelly, Daniel Griffin, Mike Sweeney and Herman Behrens. Relatives from out of town were: Bill and Delores Ducey and Mrs. Jack Dietrich and daughters, of Omaha,Will Gogan, Bernadette and Laverne Gogan, of Mason City, David McAuliff, of Wayne. ------------------------------------- via the "Columbus Daily Telegram newspaper" dated about 9-30-1926;Word has been received here that C. H. McNeal, early resident of this vicinity and a cousin of Mrs. Joe Haney, 3416 Seventeenth street, died Wednesday at his home in Lebanon, Mo. The body will be brought to Columbus for burial, arriving here on a Union Pacific train at 1:50 p.m. tomorrow. It will be taken at once to Columbus cemetery where services will be conducted by Rev. Roy M. Lewis, pastor of the Baptist church. Mr. McNeal was a native of Michigan and was about 70 years old. He came to Nebraska with his parents by wagon train in pioneer days, the family settling on a homestead in the Swearingen neighborhood, near Shelby. Later Mr. McNeal was in the painting trade in Columbus for a time and then moved to Monroe. From there hs moved to Lebanon, Mo., 17 years ago. He leaves his wife and two daughters, Mrs. D. K. Bradshaw, of Lebanon, Mo., and Mrs. Harry Kunkle, at Albion, Neb. ----------------------------------------------- The Columbus Daily Telegram, September 30, 1926 The funeral of C.H. McNeal, a pioneer resident of this section of Nebrska, who died at his home in Lebanon, Mo., Wednesday, was held at Columbus cemetery today. Rev. Roy M. Lewis, pastor of the First Baptist church, had charge of the brief services. The body arrived here from Lebanon Friday night. C.H. McNeal was born in Indiana, June 29, 1850. He came to Nebraska in 1870, homesteading in Polk county. He was married to Eunice Morrow, Aug. 29, 1876. To this union three daughters were born, one dying in infancy, the other two surviving. His wife died at Columbus in November, 1886. Two years later Mr. McNeal married Ida Remainder, at Creston. One daughter, Pearl, was born to them. In 1905, Mr. McNeal was married the third time, to Jessie Clayton, of Utica, Ill. Mr. McNeal is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. H.L. Kunkel, Albion; Mrs. H.C. Morgan, Henry, Neb.; 10 grandchildren, three great grandchildren and one half-sister. After leaving this section of the state about 17 years ago, Mr. McNeal located in Lebanon, Mo.

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Where is Calvin Henry McNeal's memorial?
Calvin Henry McNeal's memorial is located at: Woden Cemetery, Phillip, Canberra, Australia.
When did Calvin Henry McNeal death?
Calvin Henry McNeal death on 22 Sep 1926 in Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri, USA
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Latitude: -35.3426437
Longitude: 149.0932770

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Eunice Morrow McNeal

(1856 - 1886)

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