Neville's earliest childhood memory

Neville says that his own conscious memory reaches back no further than about the age of three. He uses this limit to make a point about the imagination reaching further than memory: though born in 1905 with no notable background, he and a friend born in 1911 could each identify by experience with the 'Son' who supposedly lived a thousand years before Christ -- a reach the mere personal memory of either man could never achieve on its own.
Date (happened)
between 19 February 1908 and 18 February 1909
unresolved
  1. between 19 February 1908 and 18 February 1909 relative · possible · preferred
    Source God Is Light ¶23passage 528870 (lecture nid 1052): 'I can return to the age of three in my memory'
    Reasoning hist_event 950 gives a certain 1905-02-19 birth date; his earliest memory reaching 'the age of three' bounds it between his third and fourth birthdays. Kept at possible since an earliest childhood memory is inherently a vague marker, not a specific dated incident.
Place
Barbados possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 9 October 1967 estimated
    Source God Is Lightdelivery claim on lecture nid 1052 ('God Is Light'): chrome dateline 'by Neville Goddard 10/9/67', matching the pre-existing catalog claim from hist_event 370 exactly
    Reasoning The chrome dateline and the pre-existing catalog claim from a differently-titled linked event converge exactly on 1967-10-09, independent corroboration preferred over the single-source 1958-12-15 catalog #97 claim per the catalog-vs-transcript rule.