dowdy, alma
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Alma Dowdy; Dowdy, Alma
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- census-1900,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Campbell; Dexter; Liberty Township; St. Louis
- First event date
- 1900
- Last event date
- 1914-07-08
Timeline — 5 events
- 1911-04-05 Bloomfield. Same 'Fair Snake Hunters' item: rode in a buggy from Bloomfield and helped kill a black snake over 7 feet long Co-mentioned: Golden Bowman; Miss Poe. Quote: "They done most noble."
- 1911-08-02 Bloomfield. 'Fair Snake Hunters' item printed verbatim as in the Apr 05, 1911 issue; flagged as likely reprint or viewer-label mismatch; recorded as printed Co-mentioned: Golden Bowman; Miss Poe. Quote: "They done most noble."
- 1911-08-02 Bloomfield. Miss Golden Bowman, Alma Dowdy, and their Jackson friend Miss Poe killed a black snake over 7 feet long on the road from Bloomfield and dragged it into town tied to their vehicle Co-mentioned: Golden Bowman; Miss Poe; Golden Bowman. Quote: ""They done most noble."" Quote: ""They done mos…
- 1914-04-15 St. Louis. Miss Alma Dowdy is a guest of her sister Mrs. W. V. McNamee of St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mrs. W. V. McNamee. Quote: "Miss Alma Dowdy is a guest of her sister, Mrs. W. V. McNamee, of St. Louis."
- 1914-07-08 Campbell. A motor party consisting of Misses Alma Dowdy, Lucile Biggs and Jess Nebergall with Messrs. Clarence Creek, Walter Ruch and Bert Miller went to Campbell on the Fourth Co-mentioned: Lucile Biggs; Jess Nebergall; Clarence Creek; Walter Ruch; Bert Miller.
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