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Note: 1917-1918 - Draft Registration Card - no date given - Steuben Co., NY:
Everett Samuel Neal of 58 Griffith St., Corning; born April 5, 1892 in Garden City, KS; farm laborer for F. G. Richardson in Allerton, Wayne Co., IA; single; medium height and build; brown eyes and light hair
Everett was a veteran of WW1.
1920 - census - Corning, Steuben Co., NY:
Lafayette Neal, age 58, b. PA, parents b. PA, blacksmith at railroad shop
Mary E., age 59, b. IL, dad b. IL, mom b. Canada
Everett S. Neal, age 27, single, b. KS, gatherer at glass factory
Nettie Maloney, age 24, b. MO
Robert Maloney, age 2?, b. NY, dad b. PA, mom b. MO
Pearl Neal, age 19, b. PA, works at glove factory
1930 - April 4 - census - Tuscarora Town - Steuben Co., NY - household #18:
Everett Neal, age 38, 1st married at age 21, b. KS, dad b. PA, mom b. IA , road stand, gas and oil
Minnie McAllister, housekeeper, age 48, 1st married at age 19, she and parents b. PA, cook - road stand
1977 - May 14 - Saturday - The Corning Leader:
Everett S. Neal, 85, of 31 Spring Terrace, South Corning, died Friday evening at the Bath Veteran's Administration Hospital. He had been a patient there a week and one half. Born in Garden City, Kans. April 5, 1892, he was a son of Lafayette and Mary Shaw Neal. Mr. Neal was formerly a resident of Addison where he was employed by the New York State Highway Department. He retired 20 years ago. He was a member of the Addison American Legion post. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Clark of South Corning and Mrs. Nettie Rikeldifer of Corning; several nieces and nephews. There will be no calling hours. Private funeral services will be held Monday at the Phillips Funeral Home in Corning with the Rev. Wallace Robinson, associate pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Coopers Plains Cemetery.
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