wilcox, a d
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- A. D. Wilcox; A.D. Wilcox; Wilcox, A. D.
- Record count
- 48
- Sources
- county_officials,court_cases,gt_birth_announcements,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,marriage_index,marriage_reg_1891_1895,v2_names,wills
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dunklin County, Mo.; Kennett; Stoddard; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1-Oct-24
- Last event date
- 26-Apr-13
Timeline — 7 events
- 1915-01-06 Bloomfield. Missouri Supreme Court affirmed one of three jury verdicts in the case of State vs. A. D. Wilcox, cashier of the City Bank of Bloomfield; the two others were remanded for a new hearing Co-mentioned: State. Quote: "One Affirmed — Two Remanded"
- 1915-07-02 Bloomfield. State vs. A. D. Wilcox of Bloomfield was reversed and remanded by the Missouri Supreme Court en banc at Jefferson City; the last case against Wilcox, the others having been reversed and discharged; Senator Farris, one of Wilcox's attorneys, received word Wednesday Quote: "The last case o…
- 1917-01-05 Kennett. The trial of A. D. Wilcox was carried by venue from Bloomfield to Kennett; prosecuting are John Hodge and R. L. Ward, defending are Ely and Zimmerman, with Judge Deering of Potosi trying the cases Co-mentioned: John Hodge.
- 1917-01-11 Bloomfield. Convicted in three cases of wrecking the City Bank at Bloomfield; tried at Kennett on a change of venue from Stoddard County, the jury fixing his punishment at six years in the penitentiary. Judge Walker was disqualified and Judge Dearing of the Potosi district tried the cases; all convi…
- 1917-04-13 Kennett. 'The Wilcox Cases. Last Monday, the seven cases pending against A. D. Wilcox, at Kennett were called by Special Judge E. M. Dearing... Wilcox asked thru his attorneys that the parole... but prosecuting Attorney Munger refused to recommend the parole... a petition signed by citizens of this…
- 1917-04-19 Dunklin County, Mo.. 'The Wilcox Case': the A. D. Wilcox cases were called in the Dunklin circuit court Monday; the state represented by George Munger, prosecuting attorney of Stoddard county; remaining cases continued generally for want of the prosecuting witnesses; Rudolph and George Houck, the tw…
- 1927-04-15 Bloomfield. Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Miller's Addition): N pt. Lot 17; Assessor's value 2500, Board's value 3000 Quote: "A. D. Wilcox"
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