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Document, May 2, 1962, Signed By Lewis F. Neyland, Lewis F. Neyland
Document, May 2, 1962, Signed By Lewis F. Neyland, Lewis F. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Lewis F. Neyland signs to give up his role as a co-executor of his father's, General Robert R. Neyland's, will. He asks that the Knox County court allow his brother, Robert R. Neyland Jr., to be the sole executor.
Letter, April 9, 1962, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To Mr. And Mrs. Maury Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, April 9, 1962, From Robert Neyland, Jr. To Mr. And Mrs. Maury Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
In the letter, Robert R. Neyland Jr. asks for advice on how to get the Wood County land appraised so that he can sell it back to the state of Texas.
Letter, With Envelope, April 8, 1962, From "Aunt Carroll" To Anne Neyland, Carroll Robinson
Letter, With Envelope, April 8, 1962, From "Aunt Carroll" To Anne Neyland, Carroll Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
General Robert R. Neyland's sister, Carroll Robinson, wrote a letter to her niece, Anne Neyland. The letter details the health problems she has been experiencing as well as a recent visit with her brother, Robert, before his passing.
Letter, April 3, 1962, From Maury Robinson “Uncle Maury” To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, April 3, 1962, From Maury Robinson “Uncle Maury” To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter advises Robert R. Neyland Jr. on who to contact for appraisal of the Wood County land.
Certificate, State Of Louisiana Certificate Of Death For Robert Reese Neyland, April 3, 1962, State Of Louisiana
Certificate, State Of Louisiana Certificate Of Death For Robert Reese Neyland, April 3, 1962, State Of Louisiana
General Robert Neyland Papers
This certificate of death was filled out after the death of General Robert Reese Neyland and certified by the state of Louisiana.
Form, Veterans Administration Application For Burial Allowance For Robert R. Neyland, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Form, Veterans Administration Application For Burial Allowance For Robert R. Neyland, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland Jr. filled out this form to apply to have his father, General Robert R. Neyland, buried.
Letter, October 6, 1960, From Robert R. Neyland, Jr. To Mr. Maury Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
Letter, October 6, 1960, From Robert R. Neyland, Jr. To Mr. Maury Robinson, Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter from Robert R. Neyland Jr. invites Mr. Robinson and his wife to visit, and thanks him for the information he provided about the Wood County land.
Letter, October 3, 1960, From Maury Robinson To Mr. Robert R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, October 3, 1960, From Maury Robinson To Mr. Robert R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
The letter congratulates Robert Jr. on his promotion to Assistant Trust Officer and expresses Mr. Robinson’s desire to visit Robert R. Neyland Jr. soon.
Document, July 11, 1960, Last Will And Testament Of Robert Reese Neyland, Robert R. Neyland
Document, July 11, 1960, Last Will And Testament Of Robert Reese Neyland, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland decides how his properties will be divided after his death, and names his two sons as co-executors of his will.
Letter, 3 Pages, Stapled, May 13, 1960, From Maury Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
Letter, 3 Pages, Stapled, May 13, 1960, From Maury Robinson To Mr. R. R. Neyland, Jr., Maury Robinson
General Robert Neyland Papers
Maury Robinson's letter discusses the Wood County land. It also includes a rough sketch of a survey of the property stapled to the back.
Letter, 2 Pages, May 15, 1957, From General Neyland To Dr. Earp, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, 2 Pages, May 15, 1957, From General Neyland To Dr. Earp, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
A note to Kefauver, regarding his application for disability status. A letter to Dr. Earp is enclosed, in which Neyland emphasizes his concern that his wife be compensated if he dies as a result of his disability.
Letter, February 27, 1957, From Robert R. Neyland To Senator Estes Kefauver, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, February 27, 1957, From Robert R. Neyland To Senator Estes Kefauver, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland writes to Senator Kefauver regarding Neyland’s application for a change to Service Connected Disability after he contracted Hepatitis in India.
Document, May 8, 1944, Filled Out By Robert R. Neyland Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
Document, May 8, 1944, Filled Out By Robert R. Neyland Jr., Robert R. Neyland Jr
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert Reese Neyland, Jr. gives his mother, Ada Fitch Neyland, power of attorney. Three witnesses also singed the document. Robert Neyland Jr. was a colonel in the U.S. Army at the time.
Letter, With Envelope, From Robert R. Neyland To His Mother “Mumsie,” About His Time At Westpoint, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, With Envelope, From Robert R. Neyland To His Mother “Mumsie,” About His Time At Westpoint, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland writes that he has been busy, and has been promoted to major. He also invites his parents to come visit the new home he and his wife, "Peg," have been working on.
Letter, With Envelope, July 23, 1917, From General Neyland To His Mother, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, With Envelope, July 23, 1917, From General Neyland To His Mother, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland writes that he will soon be sent to the war front, but that he does not know when or where they are going. He also mentions that he had to spend money on preparations and new uniforms.
2 Letters In One Envelope, Thursday 1915, To “My Darling” From “Loving Wife”, Pauline Neyland
2 Letters In One Envelope, Thursday 1915, To “My Darling” From “Loving Wife”, Pauline Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Both letters were written on West Point Hotel stationery and were contained in one envelope. The first letter discusses the sender’s plans while at West Point and what she’s been doing there. The second letter discusses how proud she is of Robert and how much everyone at West Point loves him.
Letter, Friday June 21, From General Neyland To His Father About His Life At West Point, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, Friday June 21, From General Neyland To His Father About His Life At West Point, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
In this letter to his father, Robert. R. Neyland writes about his arrival at the US Military Academy at West Point, his initial impressions, and his temporary living arrangement.
Letter, With Envelope, February 22, 1915, From Robert R. Neyland To His Mother, Robert R. Neyland
Letter, With Envelope, February 22, 1915, From Robert R. Neyland To His Mother, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland writes that he enjoyed the letter from his mother and the candy that she sent. He also requests money for an upcoming trip to Washington.
Personal Writing, May 31, 1911, 4 Pages, By Robert R. Neyland Neyland About Memories From His Childhood, Robert R. Neyland
Personal Writing, May 31, 1911, 4 Pages, By Robert R. Neyland Neyland About Memories From His Childhood, Robert R. Neyland
General Robert Neyland Papers
Robert R. Neyland write specifically of nightmares from ages 1-7. This appears to be a paper written for school. Notes written by a different author can be found in the margins.