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Note, 2 Pages, May 20, 1986, From Bob Neyland To Mrs. Forke, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Note, 2 Pages, May 20, 1986, From Bob Neyland To Mrs. Forke, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland Jr apologizes to Mrs. Forke for his lateness in filling out the information on his branch of the Neyland family.
Neyland Ancestor Charts, June 25, 1985 & May 30, 1986, Robert R. Neyland Iii, James Neyland
Neyland Ancestor Charts, June 25, 1985 & May 30, 1986, Robert R. Neyland Iii, James Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
In 1985 Jim Neyland started putting together ancestor charts of the Neyland Family. In 1986, Robert Neyland III compiled his contributions to Jim's research.
Note, May 27, 1986, From Bob Neyland To Bob, Robert R. Neyland Iii
Note, May 27, 1986, From Bob Neyland To Bob, Robert R. Neyland Iii
General Robert Neyland Papers
Bob Neyland's note contains an address for Bob to send mail to.
A Complete Copy, 9 Pages, Of The “Texas Neyland Ancestor List,” Stapled., Robert R. Neyland Jr
A Complete Copy, 9 Pages, Of The “Texas Neyland Ancestor List,” Stapled., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Between 1985 and 1986 Robert R. Neyland worked to complete a list of Neyland ancestors, as well as their birth and death dates. This is the completed copy, which was stapled together.
Letter, 2 Pages, From Corin Neyland Forks To Bob And Ann Neyland, August 22, 1985, Corin Forks
Letter, 2 Pages, From Corin Neyland Forks To Bob And Ann Neyland, August 22, 1985, Corin Forks
General Robert Neyland Papers
In his letter, Corin Neyland Forks requests information on the Tennessee Neylands.
Letter And Biographical Questionnares, 5 Pages, July 1, 1985, From Jim Neyland, Jim Neyland, Robert R. Neyland Jr, Robert R. Neyland Iii
Letter And Biographical Questionnares, 5 Pages, July 1, 1985, From Jim Neyland, Jim Neyland, Robert R. Neyland Jr, Robert R. Neyland Iii
General Robert Neyland Papers
Jim Neyland's letter contains promised forms and notes relating to “The Neylands of Texas,” a book he had been working on. He asks for more information on the Tennessee line of Neylands who descended from William Neyland. Attached are two forms filled out by Robert Neyland Jr. and Robert Neyland III, respectively, as well as a blank copy of one of the forms.
Note, March 28, 1980, To Bob From Robert R. Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
Note, March 28, 1980, To Bob From Robert R. Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland Jr.'s note mentions how good it was for them to talk again and suggests they do it again soon.
Veterans Administration Internment Record For Next Of Kin, March 10, 1976, Ada F. Neyland
Veterans Administration Internment Record For Next Of Kin, March 10, 1976, Ada F. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
A form filled out by Ada Fitch Neyland for General Neyland. The form confirms General Neyland's interment and explains the regulations of the national cemetary.
Veterans Administration Statement Of Marital Status, Ada F. Neyland
Veterans Administration Statement Of Marital Status, Ada F. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
This form was filled out by Ada F. Neyland after General Robert R. Neyland’s death to confirm that she had not yet remarried.
5 Pages, July 18, 1975, Last Will And Testament And Codicil Of Ada F. Neyland, Ada Neyland
5 Pages, July 18, 1975, Last Will And Testament And Codicil Of Ada F. Neyland, Ada Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Ada F. Neyland decides how her possessions will be divided between her family members upon her death, and elect Robert R. Neyland Jr. to be the executor of her will. The codicil erradicates one section of her will.
Letter, April 9, 1966, To Ada "Peg" Neyland From Maury Robinson, Maury Robinson
Letter, April 9, 1966, To Ada "Peg" Neyland From Maury Robinson, Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
A note is appended to this letter, explaining the context of the letter following it. The letter talks about business and the bank. The letter also mentions a "Mary Agnes" who, per the note, is believed to be Mayo Neyland's wife.
Note, 2 Pages, November 4, 1965, “Dear Children” From “Mother” (Ada Neyland), Ada Neyland
Note, 2 Pages, November 4, 1965, “Dear Children” From “Mother” (Ada Neyland), Ada Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Ada Neyland writes to her family to inform them of her plans to pay her taxes. She asks for advice on renting one of the properties out and paying the insurance. She mentions that she thought about making a trip to Atlanta, and that she would like to see everyone soon.
Letter, April 13, 1965, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, April 13, 1965, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
This letter thanks Mr. Robinson for his information about the Wood County land. Robert R. Neyland Jr. also gives his opinion on the structure of Aunt Carroll’s will.
Letter, April 10, 1965, From “Uncle Maury” Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, April 10, 1965, From “Uncle Maury” Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter discusses the finer details of the Wood County land ownership, as well as how Aunt Carroll’s will is being handled.
Letter, February 15, 1965, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, February 15, 1965, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
In this letter, Robert R. Neyland Jr. gives his condolences for Aunt Carroll’s death and offers to help in any way possible. He also asks what memorial he should make a donation in her name to. In the post script, he includes updates on the Wood County land and accepts Mr. Robinson’s offer to send two of General Robert R. Neyland’s old West Point coats that Mr. Robinson found in his attic.
Letter, February 13, 1965, From “Uncle Maury” Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, February 13, 1965, From “Uncle Maury” Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
This letter from Maury Robinson asks for information on how to transfer interest from the Wood County land, and gives an update on Aunt Carroll’s funeral. He also mentions finding two West Point coats belonging to General Robert R. Neyland and asks if Robert R. Neyland Jr. would like them sent to him.
Letter, November 10, 1964, To Peg From Maury, Maury Robinson
Letter, November 10, 1964, To Peg From Maury, Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
Maury Robinson writes to Ada Neyland to thank her for sending checks to pay taxes of the Wood County property. He asks that she be willing to pay expenses under a dollar on her own. He also notes that Carroll's mental capabilities are in decline.
Letter, October 16, 1964, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, October 16, 1964, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To “Uncle Maury” Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland Jr. discusses how best to pay the Wood County land taxes. He also offers condolences for Aunt Carroll's situation, and shares his mother's new address.
Letter, October 13, 1964, From Maury Robinson To Mrs. Burnett, Maury Robinson
Letter, October 13, 1964, From Maury Robinson To Mrs. Burnett, Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
Maury Robinson asks for clarification on who should pay the taxes on the Wood County land this year and how they should be paid.
Letter, May 3, 1964, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, May 3, 1964, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter from Maury Robinson discusses the bank account that the interest/rent/tax payments for the Wood County land have been going through, and how much Robert and Aunt Carroll will each be getting after it is closed out.
Letter, March 9, 1964, From Robert R. Neyland Jr. To W.W. Luttrell, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, March 9, 1964, From Robert R. Neyland Jr. To W.W. Luttrell, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland's son, Robert Neyland Jr., writes a letter to Knox County clerk, W.W. Luttrell, regarding his mother’s vehicle registration while she is away on a cruise.
Document, January 27, 1964, General Power Of Attorney, Ada Neyland
Document, January 27, 1964, General Power Of Attorney, Ada Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
This document gives Robert R. Neyland Jr. power of attorney over his mother, Ada Neyland.
Handwritten Note, December 4, 1963, From Mrs. Neyland To The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Loye W. Miller, Ada Neyland
Handwritten Note, December 4, 1963, From Mrs. Neyland To The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Loye W. Miller, Ada Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Ada Neyland's note criticizes the previous night’s editorial. Mrs. Neyland and her sons were offended, as they felt it “belittled” Robert R. Neyland’s memory. She asks that he be allowed to rest in peace. Loye W. Miller responds to her note, apologizing for the offense caused.
Letter, September 27, 1963, From Robert R. Neyland, Jr. To Mr. V. B. Shaw, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, September 27, 1963, From Robert R. Neyland, Jr. To Mr. V. B. Shaw, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter informs V. B. Shaw of the ownership percentages of the Wood County land that Shaw would like to run a line across, and who he should contact to make this possible.
Letter, September 19, 1963, To Mr. Michael O’Brien From Robert Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, September 19, 1963, To Mr. Michael O’Brien From Robert Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
In his letter, Robert R. Neyland Jr. asks Michael O'Brien for a signed receipt showing that O'Brien obtained the items promised to him in General Neyland’s will. Robert Neyland Jr. sends good wishes to O'Brien and his wife.
Letter, August 21, 1963, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, August 21, 1963, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
Maury Robinson's letter discusses Texaco’s lease on one half of the Wood County land. It also includes a breakdown of the check they sent.
Letter, August 8, 1963, To Congressman Howard H. Baker From Robert R. Neylsnd Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, August 8, 1963, To Congressman Howard H. Baker From Robert R. Neylsnd Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland Jr. writes to thank congressman Howard H. Baker for writing to the Veterans Administration on his family's behalf.
Letter, August 2, 1963, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, August 2, 1963, From Maury Robinson To Robert Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
Maury Robinson discusses timber cutting on the Wood County land and includes information from Lena L. Burnett about how much they were paid for it. Robinson provides a health update on Carroll.
Letter, May 7, 1962, To Mr. Maury Robinson From Robert Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, May 7, 1962, To Mr. Maury Robinson From Robert Neyland, Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
This letter thanks Mr. Robinson for his help with the Wood County land and updates him on the measures that need to be taken to get it all worked out legally. It also thanks him for some photographs that he sent of Robert Jr. and his family.
Letter, May 4, 1962, From Maury Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, May 4, 1962, From Maury Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
In the letter, Robinson recommends someone to help with legal matters relating to the Wood County land.