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 Leona Jane Neer was commonly known as Jane. She is attested as Jane Neer in various newspaper clippings about her singing. She is attested as Jane L. in Floyd Manning<nowiki>’</nowiki>s 1920 census entry.
 Her birth: Leona Jane<nowiki>’</nowiki>s birth certificate gives June 5, 1909, as her date of birth in Cochise County, Douglas, Arizona. It does not specify a given name. It gives her parents as "O.L. Neer, Jr.", and "C.R. George."
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 She is listed as the lead in "Once in a Blue Moon" and appears in a picture of the cast on the front page of the Douglas Daily Dispatch, December 6, 1925.
 A "Leona J Neer" appears in the 1932 Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco City Directory living at 1104 Taylor. She is living at 1120 Taylor as an "Operator" when she appears in the 1934 California voter registration rolls as a Republican. She is living at 1234 Jones Street on November 5, 1936, when the Oakland Tribune's Vital Statistics section reports her marriage application to Robert E. Quinlan.

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 : Leona married William H. Bradfield ('''[[Harry Bradfield]]''') in Tulare on April 25, 1960.
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 A "Leona J Neer" appears in the 1932 Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco City Directory living at 1104 Taylor. She is living at 1120 Taylor as an "Operator" when she appears in the 1934 California voter registration rolls as a Republican. She is living at 1234 Jones Street on November 5, 1936, when the Oakland Tribune's Vital Statistics section reports her marriage application to Robert E. Quinlan.
-: Leona went to Reno in May of this year; see the ''Reno Evening Gazette,'' May 17, 1935, page 16.
+: Leona went to Reno in May of this year; see the ''Nevada State Journal,'' May 16, 1935, page 8 and the ''Reno Evening Gazette,'' May 17, 1935, page 16.
 c. 1936: The certificate of marriage between [[Harold Edward Quinlan|Robert Edward Quinlan]] and Leona Jane Neer is in our possession, but I have not yet entered its details. Her children from this marriage were [[Charlotte Ann Quinlan]] and [[Lee Quinlan]].

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 : We have a letter to Jane from a friend of hers named Florence, in Santa Monica, mentioning Bob, Raymond and mama, and commenting on Jane<nowiki>’</nowiki>s child Charlotte.
-Leona married '''[[Harold Edward Quinlan]]''' circa 1936 in San Francisco, CA. The marriage ended in divorce.
+: Leona married William H. Bradfield ('''[[Harry Bradfield]]''') in Tulare on April 25, 1960.
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	A "Leona J Neer" appears in the 1932 Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco City Directory living at 1104 Taylor. She is living at 1120 Taylor as an "Operator" when she appears in the 1934 California voter registration rolls as a Republican. She is living at 1234 Jones Street on November 5, 1936, when the Oakland Tribune's Vital Statistics section reports her marriage application to Robert E. Quinlan.		A "Leona J Neer" appears in the 1932 Polk's Crocker-Langley San Francisco City Directory living at 1104 Taylor. She is living at 1120 Taylor as an "Operator" when she appears in the 1934 California voter registration rolls as a Republican. She is living at 1234 Jones Street on November 5, 1936, when the Oakland Tribune's Vital Statistics section reports her marriage application to Robert E. Quinlan.
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		+	1935: Leona went to Reno in May of this year; see the ''Reno Evening Gazette,'' May 17, 1935, page 16.

	c. 1936: The certificate of marriage between [[Harold Edward Quinlan\|Robert Edward Quinlan]] and Leona Jane Neer is in our possession, but I have not yet entered its details. Her children from this marriage were [[Charlotte Ann Quinlan]] and [[Lee Quinlan]].		c. 1936: The certificate of marriage between [[Harold Edward Quinlan\|Robert Edward Quinlan]] and Leona Jane Neer is in our possession, but I have not yet entered its details. Her children from this marriage were [[Charlotte Ann Quinlan]] and [[Lee Quinlan]].

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	Her birth: Leona Jane<nowiki>’</nowiki>s birth certificate gives June 5, 1909, as her date of birth in Cochise County, Douglas, Arizona. It does not specify a given name. It gives her parents as "O.L. Neer, Jr.", and "C.R. George."		Her birth: Leona Jane<nowiki>’</nowiki>s birth certificate gives June 5, 1909, as her date of birth in Cochise County, Douglas, Arizona. It does not specify a given name. It gives her parents as "O.L. Neer, Jr.", and "C.R. George."
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		+	1915: We have a picture in our possession with a caption reading "Poor picture Jane, Lucille Bub and Bob Hardin [?] at Mammoth Ariz. 1915".

	1920: She appears as "Jane L" under Floyd Manning<nowiki>’</nowiki>s 1920 federal census entry in Washington State. Her birth-state is given there as Arizona.		1920: She appears as "Jane L" under Floyd Manning<nowiki>’</nowiki>s 1920 federal census entry in Washington State. Her birth-state is given there as Arizona.

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 : Jane won a preliminary singing contest in March, 1925, which meant she advanced to Nogales on April 3rd and 4th.  (Lee Neer<nowiki>’</nowiki>s diary, 3/17/1925)  We have a newspaper clip of this preliminary competition. Her daughter Charlotte describes her as accomplished on the piano.
-Jane's half-sister Peggy has a xerox of a newspaper clipping without newspaper name visible, dated 5 April 1925. Under the title "Douglas High Third in Music Contest" the front-page article reads "Jane Neer, 15 year old Douglas high school girl, and a member of the Sophomore class, who won the soprano solo had keen competition, but the judges graded her above any of the contestants." On the next page it states: "Girls<nowiki>’</nowiki> soprano solo--Jane Neer, Douglas, first." Jane's daughter [[Lee Quinlan]] says she has her mother<nowiki>’</nowiki>s singing trophy.
+Jane's half-sister [[Mary Margaret (Peggy) Neer|Peggy]] has a xerox of a newspaper clipping without newspaper name visible, dated 5 April 1925. Under the title "Douglas High Third in Music Contest" the front-page article reads "Jane Neer, 15 year old Douglas high school girl, and a member of the Sophomore class, who won the soprano solo had keen competition, but the judges graded her above any of the contestants." On the next page it states: "Girls<nowiki>’</nowiki> soprano solo--Jane Neer, Douglas, first." Jane's daughter [[Lee Quinlan]] says she has her mother<nowiki>’</nowiki>s singing trophy.
 She is listed as the lead in "Once in a Blue Moon" and appears in a picture of the cast on the front page of the Douglas Daily Dispatch, December 6, 1925.