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Representative George McNeeley View All Years

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Compiled Historical Information
Date of Death: 1/19/1906
Birth Place: Highland County, Ohio
Party Affiliation: Republican
Assemblies Served:
House: 24 (1892) - 25 (1894)
Home County: Lucas
George McNeeley
Lucas County

GEORGE MCNEELEY was born in Highland county, Ohio, October 16; 1840; be died in Russell, Iowa, January 19, 1906. In 1848 he removed with his parents to Henry county, and located near Mt. Pleasant. At the breaking out of the civil war he enlisted as Fifth Corporal, Co. G, Eleventh Iowa Infantry; he was promoted to Fourth Sergeant, and later to Second Corporal. He served throughout the war; was wounded at Shiloh and confined in Andersonville and Charleston prisons. In 1871 he removed to Lucas county, and in 1902 to Russell. He was a licensed preacher of the United Evangelical church. He represented Lucas county in the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth General Assemblies.

Sources:
House District 16
Committees
25th GA (1894)
Legislation Sponsored
25th GA (1894)