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Basic Facts
Basic Facts
Born: August 28, 1920 in Paris, France
Died: March 27, 1993 in Lakeland, Florida
Wife: Margaret Anna Welsh (1923-2011)
Father: Harry Campbell Neely (1893-1943)
Mother: Elizabeth Patterson Miller (1895-1987)
David Neely's Ancestors
David Neely's Ancestors
A 38 page book which documents what is currently known about all branches of his family treee.
Ancestors of David Neely - v 1.2.pdfPhotographs
Photographs
1921, Paris
c. 1926, Bibia, Cameroon with sister Miriam
c. 1933, Lewiston, PA
c. 1936, Lewiston, PA
c. 1938, Wooster, OH, front row second from left
c. 1940, Wooster, OH
c. 1942, with relatives, top row far left
c. 1945, Princeton, NJ
1956, Wooster, OH
c. 1959, Bibia, Cameroon
1960
1965, Wooster, OH
c. 1967, Kribi, Cameroon with Bob Lehman
1967, Elat, Cameroon
c. 1968, Bibia, Cameroon
c. 1968, Bibia, Cameroon
c. 1973, Madison, OH
c. 1973, Madison, OH, with his mother and siblings, left to right, Lois, Ruth, Jack, Miriam, and Jo
1978, Congers, NY
1979, Sewickley, PA
1979, Cape Cod, MA
c. 1985, Falls Church, VA
c. 1986, Congers, NY
c. 1987
1989, Kensington, VA
1989, Poconos, PA baptizing Adam
1989, Poconos, PA
1992, Kensington, PA
Videos
Videos
David Neely was the officiating minister at John and Cate's wedding, December 16, 1978 in Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania. Here is an audio of his 8 1/2 minute message during the ceremony, accompanied by photographs from the wedding.
The audio is not high quality; you may have to turn your volume up to the maximum.
David and Margaret Neely share their memories of living in Cameroon from 1949 to 1972 by providing a voice over narration of photographs taken of children, friends, and places during their life in Cameroon.
Letters from David Neely to his Parents, 1929 to 1946
Letters from David Neely to his Parents, 1929 to 1946
Here are 72 letters written from 1929, when he was at Hope School, through 1946 just before his marriage. The letters from 1933 to 1936 were written from Lewiston, Pennsylvania where he was staying with his grandfather. The letters from 1937 through 1940 are from Wooster when he was in high school staying at the "Inkie" (1937 to 1939) and when he was a freshman in college (1940). The 1945 and 1946 letters are to his mother and sisters Ruth and Jo when they returned to Cameroon after the death of his father.
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