Neville's father leaves ten children independently wealthy

Neville recounts his father's poverty, the family he had to feed, his mother's death in 1941, his father's refusal to remarry, and his father's death in 1959 at 85, leaving each of the ten children independently wealthy in company stock, now managed by his brother Victor.
Date (happened)
1959
unresolved
  1. 1959 stated · preferred
    Source Order Your Conversations Aright ¶6"when he died in 1959", told in Order Your Conversations Aright (nid 1034)
  2. 1959 stated
    Source Believe It In ¶63"when my father died at the age of eighty-five", told in Believe It (nid 1859)
  3. 1959 stated
    Source Who Is Jesus ¶14"when he left this world in 1959", told in Who Is Jesus (nid 2179)
Place
Told
  1. 4 September 1965 stated · doubtful
    Source Order Your Conversations ArightOrder Your Conversations Aright (nid 1034), telling 1034-1, told 1965-09-04
  2. 1972 stated · probable
    Source Who Is JesusWho Is Jesus (nid 2179), telling 2179-3, told 1972
  3. 7 January 1966 estimated
    Source Believe It Insurviving chrome-corroborated delivery claim on lecture nid 1859
    Reasoning Neville recounts his father's bequest in passage 547143 of node 1859. The node's recovered dateline and internal schedule agree on 1966-01-07 certain, so the telling inherits that date.
Sources

Source

  • Order Your Conversations Aright ¶6 (But when he died, that poor man could leave a family of ten independently wealthy – each, not just collectively.)
  • Believe It In ¶63 (So when my father died at the age of eighty-five, he hung his so high he could leave a family of ten financially independent, when all the others went across the veil holding their hats so low they were in the gutter.)
  • Who Is Jesus ¶14 (But my father had the ambition, and he had the capacity to dream — he was well named, Joseph Nathaniel — and so he could dream all right, and he dreamed his family into being. Brought ten children into being, a lovely wife, and raised the ten and gave ea…)