Samuel Ellis McNeal (1863-1927) - Find a Grave Memorial

Samuel Ellis McNeal

Birth

12 Jan 1863

Ross County, Ohio, USA

Death

20 Sep 1927 (aged 64)

Urbana, Champaign County, Ohio, USA

Burial

Concord Cemetery

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Urbana Daily Citizen
September 22, 1927

CONCORD TWP. FARMER DIES TUESDAY EVE

SMAUEL ELLIS McNEAL, WELL KNOWN AND RESPECTED, TO BE BURIED FRIDAY

Samuel Ellis Mcneal, 64, well known Concord township farmer, died at his home on Urbana R. D. 2 (State highway 54) at 5 p. m. Tuesday after a year's illness from diabetes. He was a native of Ross county, a son of Samuel A. and Eliza McNeal, natives of Virginia, and was born January 12, 1863. He had, however, lived in this locality for the past 45 years and was well and favorably known.
He is survived by three sons and five daughters, William McNeal, Raleigh, N. C.; George McNeal, Akron; Walter (son by a second marriage), at home; Mrs. Roy Zeigler, Urbana; Mrs. William Montgomery, Howell, Kan.; Mrs. Sarah Williams and Mrs. Jane Clark, West Liberty, and Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, Urbana, R. F. D. 6. He is also survived by two brothers, William , of Chillicothe, and Festus of Quincy.
Funeral services will be conducted in the late home Friday at 1:30 p.m. and burial will be made in the Concord cemetery, in charge of R. C. Gardner, undertaker.

( The obituary that was printed in the newspaper was incorrect. The second paragraph should have read "He is survived by three sons and one daughter, William McNeal, Raleigh, N. C.; George McNeal, Akron; Walter (son by a second marriage), at home; and Mrs. Roy Zeigler, Urbana. He is also survived by two brothers, William , of Chillicothe, and Festus of Quincy; and four sisters, Mrs. William Montgomery, Howell, Kan., Mrs. Sarah Williams, Mrs. Jane Clark, West Liberty, and Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, Urbana, R. F. D. 6." )

The Urbana Daily Citizen
September 26, 1927

SAML. M'NEAL BURIED FRIDAY

Funeral services for the late Sameul McNeal, who died at his home in Concord township, were largely attended Friday afternoon at the late home. Services were in charge of Rev. Lester Bradds, M. E. pastor at Kingscreek. The Concord church choir furnished appropiate music in an impressive manner.
Burial was made in the Concord cemetery, in charge of R. C. Gardner, Urbana undertaker. Pallbearers were Fred Pine, Lloyd Clark, Marshall McDonald, Edgar Williams, Edward and John McNeal and Samuel Clinger.