westby, a n
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- Name variants
- A. N. Westby; Westby, A. N.
- Record count
- 3
- Sources
- life_events,name_index_clip_tables,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter, Mo.
- First event date
- 1931-02-27
- Last event date
- 1931-02-27
Timeline — 12 events
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1922-01-13
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby, of Chicago, are spending the holidays with Mrs. Westby’s mother and brother, Mrs. Winnie Peters and son, Louie H. Peters and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Kinser and little sons of near Dudley are spending Thursday with friends near Dudley.
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Dexter Statesman, page 2
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1922-01-20
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby of Chicago, were here during the holidays the guests of Mrs. Charles Peters, Louie Peters, of Dexter, and A. T. Peters and S. F. Kinser, the latter of Dudley. They returned home to Chicago last week after attending the family reunion here. Louie Peters accompanied them to C…
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1923-01-23
Mrs. A. N. Westby, of Saint Louis, was the holiday guest of her mother and brother, Mrs. Peters, and Louie H. Peters, and nephew, S. F. Kinser.
visit · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Dexter Stateman, page 5
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1926-01-22
Mrs. A. N. Westby of Chicago, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Peters, and brother L. H. Peters.
visit · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Dexter Statesman, page 4
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1928-04-27
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby, Chicago, are at Louis Peters’ on Bloomfield Road, called by the sudden and serious illness of Mrs. Westby’s mother.
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Dexter Statesman
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1928-05-25
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby are locating in Dexter while Mrs. Westby’s mother, Mrs. Chas. Peters is recovering from a bad fall received last winter.
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1928-11-23
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby of Chicago and Louie Peters were here Thursday on business in probate court about the estate of their mother, Mrs. Chas. Peters, who recently died.
death · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Bloomfield Vindicator, page 5
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1928-12-07
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby, of Chicago, who are visiting with their brother, Louie Peters, will return to Chicago next week.
visit · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1930-02-21
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby of Chicago came down last Saturday to visit Mrs. Westby’s brother, Louie Peters, who lives south of town on the highway. Mrs. Westby formerly resided in the county but left here in 1920. She makes an annual visit to her brother. They expect to return to their home in about…
visit · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1930-03-13
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Westby, of Chicago, visited Dexter recently. Mrs. Westby, who was formerly Miss Ida Peters, was looking after her interest in the Peters’ estate. She informed us that she desires to rent residential property in Dexter. (Dexter Messenger)
visit · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1931-02-27
Dexter, Mo.. New subscriber to the Dexter Statesman, welcomed this week (Mrs. A. N. Westby). [With the Subscriber]
subscription · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-02-27 clip ds-1931-02-27-p01
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1932-01-08
Mrs. A. N. Westby writes us to send the paper. We regret to learn she has been very ill for several weeks, but we are glad to hear she is recovering.
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): Dexter Statesman, page 4
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