James Neilson

1844–1937 (age 93)

Biography

James Neilson was a dedicated individual whose life reflected quiet service and steadfast commitment to his community. Born in 1844, he witnessed and participated in many changes over nearly a century, offering stability and friendship to those around him.

Those who knew him remember Neilson for his integrity and calm presence, a reassuring force that continues to inspire the community long after his passing.

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