bollinger, a d
05 Dec 1875 – 14-Aug-38
- Name variants
- A D Bollinger; A. D. Bollinger; A.D. BOLLINGER; A.D. Bollinger; BOLLINGER, A.D.; Bollinger, A. D.
- Record count
- 36
- Sources
- burial_index,court_cases,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Advance; Bloomfield; Dexter; Pike township; Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Stoddard County MO; Stoddard County; T28N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; pleasant-hill-cemetery
- First event date
- 1907-05-15
- Last event date
- Dec-13
Timeline — 31 events
- 1912-10-16 Pike township. A. D. Bollinger, of Pike township, was here last Friday attending the meeting of the Democratic county committee Quote: "A. D. Bollinger, of Pike township, was here last Friday attending the meeting of the Democratic county committee."
- 1914-06-24 Dexter. Listed among members present at the Democratic County Central Committee meeting at Dexter; public speaking notices were signed 'A. D. Bollinger, Chairman' and 'F. A. Brannock, Sec'y' Quote: "Every Township Represented."
- 1914-06-24 Stoddard County. Represented Pike township at the Democratic County Central Committee meeting at Dexter, which endorsed A. L. Harty for Congress and ordered a public campaign beginning July 8, 1914; signed the published order as chairman Quote: "Every Township Represented"
- 1914-07-01 Published the Democratic Central Committee speaking schedule for Acorn Ridge, Puxico, Leora, Avert, Aid, Pyle, Powe, Bernie, Ardeola, Bell City, Tilman, Advance, Swinton, Dexter and Bloomfield, July 16 through August 1 Co-mentioned: F. A. Brannock. Quote: "Done by order Democratic Central Committee.…
- 1914-07-01 Dexter. Democratic candidates for the county offices speaking tour: Vinson school house July 8, Marco July 9, Frisco July 10, Essex July 11, Gray Ridge July 11, Dudley July 14, Asherville July 15, Acorn Ridge July 16, Puxico July 17, Leora July 18, Avert July 21, Aid July 22, Pyle July 23, Powe July…
- 1914-07-08 As chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, co-signed the announced schedule of Democratic speaking dates across Stoddard County towns from Marco, Thur. July 9th, through Bloomfield, Sat. Aug. 1st Co-mentioned: F. A. Brannock. Quote: "Done by order Democratic Central Committee."
- 1914-07-08 A. D. Bollinger, Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, signed the order publishing the speaking schedule for county-office candidates, July 9 through August 1, 1914 Quote: "Done by order Democratic Central Committee. A. D. Bollinger, Chairman"
- 1914-07-15 By order of the Democratic Central Committee, candidates for the democratic nominations for the various county offices will speak at Acorn Ridge, Puxico, Leora, Avert, Aid, Pyle, Powe, Bernie, Ardeola, Bell City, Tilman, Advance, Swinton, Dexter and Bloomfield from July 16 to August 1, 1914; Bolling…
- 1914-07-22 Dexter. Chairman of the Democratic Central Committee whose township meeting schedule for the August 1914 primary (Leora, Avert, Aid, Pyle, Powe, Bernie, Ardeola, Bell City, Tilman, Advance, Swinton, Dexter and Bloomfield, July 18 through August 1) was published by order of the committee Co-mentioned…
- 1914-07-22 Stoddard County. By order of the Democratic Central Committee, the candidates for the Democratic nominations for the various county offices will speak at Acorn Ridge July 16, Puxico July 17, Leora July 18, Avert July 21, Aid July 22, Pyle July 23, Powe July 24, Bernie July 25, Ardeola and Bell City…
- 1914-07-29 Dexter. Democratic county candidates to speak at Swinton Thurs. July 30 at 2:30 p.m., Dexter Fri. July 31 at 7:30 p.m., and Bloomfield Sat. Aug. 1 at 1:00 p.m., by order of the Democratic Central Committee Co-mentioned: F. A. Brannock. Quote: "Swinton, Thurs. July 30th, 2:30 p. m. Dexter, Fri., July…
- 1915-01-14 Received 40 acres, se se, 21-28-10 from Frank and Lena Hopkins for $1850 Co-mentioned: Frank and Lena Hopkins. Quote: "40 acres, se se, 21-28-10. $1850"
- 1915-05-14 Bloomfield. A business man of Advance, came over on business Tuesday with Clarence Schonhoff Co-mentioned: Clarence Schonhoff. Quote: "A. D. Bollinger and Clarence Schonhoff both business men of Advance came over on business Tuesday"
- 1915-05-21 Advance. A. D. Bollinger, of Advance, was the guest this week of his sister, Mrs. Bollinger (given name/initial obscured in scan) [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Mrs. Bollinger. Quote: "A. D. Bollinger, of Advance, was the guest this week of his sister, Mrs. Bollinger."
- 1915-05-28 Dexter. Of Advance, was the guest this week of his sister, Mrs. A. D. Bollinger Co-mentioned: Mrs. A. D. Bollinger.
- 1915-08-06 Advance. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bollinger and his mother, Mrs. S. C. Bollinger, and Mrs. Wm. Rhodes and daughter, Texa (as printed), of Advance, were here Friday attending the W. C. T. U. Convention Co-mentioned: S. C. Bollinger; Wm. Rhodes; Texa. Quote: "attending the W. C. T. U. Convention."
- 1917-04-05 Advance. Of Advance; elected a delegate to the Modern Woodmen state camp at Springfield Quote: "Hudson S. Green, of Bloomfield, and A. D. Bollinger, of Advance, were elected delegates to the state camp"
- 1921-02-04 Dexter. A. D. Bollinger and his mother, of Advance, were in Dexter Tuesday to visit Mrs. Geo. A. Evans Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. A. Evans. Quote: "A. D. Bollinger and mother, of Advance, were in Dexter Tuesday, to visit Mrs. Geo. A. Evans."
- 1921-02-18 Brother of the deceased Mrs. Geo. A. Evans; survives his sister Quote: "a brother, A. D. Bollinger"
- 1921-02-18 Advance. Vice-president present from Advance, Stoddard county Quote: "A. D. Bollinger, Advance, Stoddard county"
- 1924-04-18 Advance. A. D. Bollinger, of Advance, was here on business, Monday
- 1924-09-26 Dexter. Of Advance, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conyers this week Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conyers.
- 1925-03-27 Bloomfield. A. D. Bollinger signed one of two $5000 bonds for the release of Sherman Tippett from county jail Co-mentioned: Sherman Tippett. Quote: "He was released from the county jail Monday on two $5000 bonds signed by A. D. Bollinger, J. C. Prather and Hearl Tibbs, all of Advance, and a brother,…
- 1927-03-11 Advance. The Advance Exchange Bank of Advance closed its doors Tuesday, March 8; the board of directors voted to close because of slow collections on loans and lack of business sufficient to support the bank; it is in charge of H. G. Harrison, state bank examiner; total resources $109,698.13, deposi…
- 1927-03-25 Dexter. Real estate transfer: A. D. Bollinger to Cecelia Young, $14,000, S1/2 SE1/4 Sec. 14, S1/2 SW1/4 13-28-10, 160 acres Co-mentioned: Cecelia Young. Quote: "REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS."
- 1927-04-22 Board of Equalization proceedings entry (township not stated on this page (continued from last week)): 120a NW SW & W1-2 NW1-4 23-28-10; assessor $3200, board $3200
- 1927-11-25 Dexter. A. D. Bollinger of Advance was in Dexter on Friday Quote: "A. D. Bollinger, of Advance, was stepping off our streets here Friday."
- 1927-12-09 A. D. Bollinger sold to Dillard and Minnie Hawkins 280 acres (s 1/2 sw 21, s 1/2 nw, ne nw, n 1/2 sw 28-28-10) for $6400 Co-mentioned: Dillard Hawkins. Quote: "A. D. Bollinger to Dillard and Minnie Hawkins, 280 s 1/2 sw, 21 s 1/2 nw, ne nw, n 1/2 sw, 28-28-10, $6400."
- 1930 T28N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 19 - T28N R10E, section(s) 27. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Bollinger, A D — Page 19 - T28N R10E, sec 27"
- 1930-04-25 Federal Land Bank of St. Louis vs. A. D. Bollinger et al, note; judgment for plaintiff for $9031.56 and attorney fee of $100 Co-mentioned: Federal Land Bank of St. Louis. Quote: "Federal Land Bank vs. A. D. Bollinger et al, note, judgment for plaintiff"
- 1931-11-06 Advance. Taxes of A. D. Bollinger on lots 1 and 2 block 5 Garner's addition, Advance, compromised under section 12942 R. S. Mo. 1919 Quote: "Taxes of A. D. Bollinger on lots 1 and 2 block 5 Garner's addition Advance compromised"
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