Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Veale, Samuel January 9, 1911
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Virginian-Pilot, January 10, 1911
Baltimore Md. January 9 - Samuel Veale, aged 70 years, one of the best known 
Adams Express agents in the East, dropped dead on the street here tonight while 
returning from his office at the local headquarters of the company. Mr. Veale 
for fifteen years was the Norfolk and Old Point Comfort Va. agent for the Adams 
Express Company and he was a well known throughout the South. He was born in 
Norfolk, Va., and served in the Confederate army during the civil war. He came 
to Baltimore about a decade ago and was associated with the local office in the 
money order division. Tonight while returning to his home on Madison Avenue, he 
dropped to the sidewalk and died from a stroke of apoplexy. Mr. Veale had never 
before suffered from any illness. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine 
Veale and three children. A son, Frank B. Veale, lives in Richmond and his two 
daughters, Mrs. C. N. Thayer and Miss Margery Veale, live in this city. 

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Burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, VA

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