Box 1

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at Woodstock.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at Woodstock.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at Loyola.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at Georgetown.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at St. Inigoes.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at St. Inigoes.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at St. Inigoes.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale predominantly while stationed at Keyser Island (Norwalk), the headquarters of a missionary band of which Fr. Neale was a part.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while a student at Georgetown College (1856-1857) and during his early Jesuit formation at St. Joseph’s, Philadelphia (1865).

Letters written to his mother Sarah Neale from Conewago, Chicago, and Missoula (Montana).

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at St. Inigoes, undated.

Letters to his mother while at Woodstock, undated.

Letters written to his mother Sarah Neale from a Trappist monastery in Gethsemani (Kentucky), where it seems Fr. Neale had briefly been a teacher, and Elmwood (Illinois).

Letters written to his mother Sarah Neale, undated with unknown locations. Some only partial.

Letters from his cousin Jennie Neale, undated.

Letter from Eustace Neale, James Pye Neale's brother, to their mother Sarah Neale.

Letters from miscellaneous relatives, fellow Jesuits, and schoolmates as well as correspondence from the St. Joseph’s House for Industrious Homeless Boys in Philadelphia, where Fr. Neale died in 1895.

Letters to his mother Sarah Neale while at St. Inigoes. Discusses the hardships of ministering to the furthest parishes surrounding the mission at Park Hall, Great Mills (St. Nicholas), Valley Lee (St. George’s), St. George’s Island (St. Francis Xavier).