neal, robert b
1827-11-02 – 6/24/1914
- Name variants
- Robert B Neal;Robert B Neal - Father (cert of Minerva Jane Riddle);Robert B. Neal;Robert B. Neal - Spouse (cert of Sarah Lucinda Neal);Robt B. Neal
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- court_cases,death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Alabama; Dexter; Dexter Mo; Sadler's chapel; St. Francois Co,Mo.,Stoddard County MO
- First event date
- 15 Mar 1880
- Last event date
- 7 Mar 1896
Timeline — 5 events
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1827-11-02
Born in Alabama. Parents: Andrew Neuf / unknown.
birth · death_cert|MO death certificate #21537 (1910-1936 workbook)
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1896-03-07
Stoddard County MO. land case: Robt B. Neal vs. Robt. Hill; cause Eject.; Transfered to Dexter Co-mentioned: Robt. Hill. Quote: "Neal, Robt B. Robt. Hill Eject. Transfered to Dexter P 405 7 Mar 18"
land · life_events|USGenWeb Archives 1896-03-07 clip usgwarchives-court-land-robt-b-neal-18960307-vs-robt-hill
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1914-06-24
Age 86 yrs 7 mos 22 ds. Cause: Malarial Dysentery; contributory: General Debility. Burial: Sadler Chapel (buried 1914-06-25).
death · death_cert|MO death certificate #21537 (1910-1936 workbook)
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1914-06-24
Dexter. Robert B. Neal, 'Uncle Bob,' born in Alabama November 2, 1827, died at his home in the Sadler's chapel neighborhood at two o'clock in the morning; he came to Stoddard county Christmas week 42 years ago and, with the exception of Mr. Ezzell, father of T. H. Ezzell, was the oldest man in the c…
death / obituary · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-24 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T042458
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1914-06-24
Sadler's chapel. Robt. B. Neal, Uncle Bob, died at his home in the Sadler's chapel neighborhood this morning (June 24, 1914) at two o'clock, his death having been anticipated for several days; born in Alabama November 2, 1827; removed to this county Christmas week 42 years ago; with the exception, p…
death / obituary · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-24 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T042317.380204045Z
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