Dr. Nelson Monroe Meals

Birth6 April 1848 - North Washington, Butler County, Pennsylvania

Death15 July 1929 - Callensberg, Licking, Clarion County, Pennsylvania

MotherHannah Hull Emery

FatherSamuel D Meals

Born in North Washington, Butler County, Pennsylvania on 6 April 1848 to Samuel D Meals and Hannah Hull Emery. Dr. Nelson Monroe Meals married Rebecca Jennie Graham and had 10 children. He passed away on 15 July 1929 in Callensberg, Licking, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.

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Parents

Samuel D Meals
1815 - 1884

Hannah Hull Emery
1826 - 1899

Spouse(s)

Rebecca Jennie Graham
1850 - 1894

Martha J. Dunlap
1856 - 1937

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Elizabeth Gertrude "Lizzie" Meals
1872 - 1960

Mary Alice "Alice" Meals
1884 - 1966

Samuel Auley Meals
1885 - 1954

Lulu Kathryn "Kittie / Kit" Meals
1877 - Unknown

Nora (Nell) Margaret Meals
1879 - 1960

Nelson Monroe Meals
1888 - 1945

Clara D. "Clarissa" Meals
1882 - 1908

May Meals
1882 - 1884

May Meals
1874 - 1876

M. Evelyn Meals
1897 - 1897

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