keaton, c l
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- C. L. KEATON; C. L. Keaton; C.L. Keaton; Keaton, C. L.
- Record count
- 116
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,county_officials,court_cases,guardian_abstracts,life_events,name_index_curated,v2_names
- Places seen
- Arkansas; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Cairo; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Doniphan, Missouri; Dunklin County; Kennett; Kennett, Missouri; Lakeville; Poplar Bluff; Poplar Bluff, Missouri; St. Louis; St. Louis Mo.; St. Louis, Missouri; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Tennessee; Union City, Tenn.; Williamson's Spring; near Puxico; western Missouri → Dexter
- First event date
- 13 Sep 1894
- Last event date
- 5 Mar 1896
Timeline — 81 events
- 1880-09-25 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo.; will practice in the circuit courts of the 23d Judicial Circuit Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1880-10-02 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo Quote: "C. L. KEATON, ATTORNEY AT LAW."
- 1880-10-09 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield. Will practice in the circuit courts of the judicial circuit Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Attorney at Law, Bloomfield; also Prosecuting Attorney per Official Directory Quote: "C. L. Keaton, ATTORNEY AT LAW"
- 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Stoddard County Official Directory (Jan 1, 1881): Prosecuting Attorney Quote: "Prosecuting Attorney..........C. L. Keaton"
- 1881-01-08 Bloomfield. Prosecuting attorney; moved into his office this week Quote: "C. L. Keaton has moved into his office"
- 1881-01-15 Bloomfield. Newly elected prosecuting attorney entering upon the discharge of his duties vigorously Quote: "C. L. Keaton, our newly elected prosecuting attorney is entering upon the discharge of his duties vigorously"
- 1881-01-15 Stoddard County. Attorney for plaintiff William C. Harty in the Gorman/railroad 1879 tax suit Co-mentioned: William C. Harty. Quote: "the plaintiff herein ... by his attorney C. L. Keaton"
- 1881-02-05 Stoddard County. Attorney for plaintiff William C. Harty in the new 1879 tax orders against the Gross heirs and John H. Crocker Co-mentioned: William C. Harty. Quote: "comes the plaintiff herein by his attorney C. L. Keaton and files his petition"
- 1881-04-16 Stoddard County Official Directory (Apr 16, 1881). Office title clipped Quote: "C. L. KEATON"
- 1881-05-21 Bloomfield. Named to the nominations committee; elected Assistant Secretary of the convention. Stoddard County Sunday School Convention and picnic held at Bloomfield, Saturday May 14, 1881 (grove at Dr. Jackson's); proceedings printed in the 1881-05-21 issue Co-mentioned: C. B. Crumb; J. F. McNail.…
- 1881-08-13 Bloomfield. C. L. Keaton, prosecuting attorney, has been on sick list for a week Quote: "C. L. Keaton, prosecuting [attorney] has been on the sick list for [a] week."
- 1881-08-20 Bloomfield. Prosecuting Attorney Keaton well several days this week, convalescent (recovering from illness) Quote: "Prosecuting Attorney Keaton [has been] well several days this week, but [is] convalescent."
- 1881-08-27 Cape Girardeau. C. L. Keaton visited Cape Girardeau first of week Quote: "C. L. Keaton visited Cape Girardeau the first of the week."
- 1882-02-04 Lakeville. With T. H. Mauldin; visited Lakeville last Monday Co-mentioned: T. H. Mauldin. Quote: "T. H. Mauldin and C. L. Keaton visited Lakeville last Monday."
- 1882-06-03 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo. (professional card) Quote: "C. L. KEATON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MO."
- 1882-06-03 Stoddard County. Prosecuting Attorney (county officers) Quote: "Prosecuting Attorney......C. L. KEATON"
- 1882-06-10 Bloomfield. Returned home Saturday from Dunklin county with his wife Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. L. Keaton. Quote: "C. L. Keaton and wife returned home Saturday from Dunklin county."
- 1882-06-10 Stoddard County. Announced as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney at the ensuing November election Quote: "We are authorized to announce the name of C. L. Keaton as a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney, at the ensuing November election."
- 1882-07-08 Stoddard County. Announced as a candidate for re-election as prosecuting attorney at the ensuing November election (incumbent) Quote: "We are authorized to announce C. L. Keaton as a candidate for re-election to the office of Prosecuting Attorney, at the ensuing November election."
- 1883-02-03 St. Louis, Missouri. C. L. Keaton and George Houck of Bloomfield are about this week on a business trip to St. Louis Co-mentioned: George Houck. Quote: "George Houck and C. L. Keaton of this place are about this week on a business trip to St. Louis."
- 1883-04-28 Bloomfield, Missouri. C. L. Keaton, Esq., is having an addition erected to his law office Quote: "C. L. Keaton Esq. is having an addition erected to his law office."
- 1883-05-19 Tennessee. Mr. C. L. Keaton and family are visiting in Tennessee Quote: "Mr. C. L. Keaton and family are visiting in Tennessee."
- 1883-06-02 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. C. L. Keaton and family have returned from their visit to Tennessee. Follow-up to May 19
- 1883-07-14 Arkansas. Mr. C. L. Keaton made a flying visit to Arkansas this week on professional business Quote: "Mr. C. L. Keaton made a flying visit to Arkansas this week, on professional business."
- 1883-07-28 Arkansas. Mr. C. L. Keaton made a trip to Arkansas this week on legal business. Follow-up to Jul 14
- 1883-08-18 Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Mr. C. L. Keaton made a flying visit to Poplar Bluff this week on business. Follow-up to Jul 14
- 1883-11-03 Doniphan, Missouri. Mr. C. L. Keaton and Rev. McCarroll have returned from Doniphan where they attended an association of the Presbyterian church. Follow-up to Oct 6 Co-mentioned: Rev. McCarroll. Quote: "Mr. C. L. Keaton and Rev. McCarroll have returned, from Doniphan where they had been attending a…
- 1883-12-22 Kennett, Missouri. Mr. C. L. Keaton returned from Kennett on Wednesday where he had been attending circuit court. Follow-up to Nov 17 Quote: "Mr. C. L. Keaton returned from Kennett on Wednesday where he has been attending circuit court."
- 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Professional card, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: C. L. Keaton, attorney at law, Bloomfield Quote: "C. L. Keaton, attorney at law."
- 1884-03-01 Stoddard County. C. L. Keaton turned granger last Tuesday and hauled hay all day, while the sun shown Quote: "C. L. Keaton turned granger last Tuesday and hauled hay all day, while the sun shown."
- 1884-04-05 Bloomfield. C. L. Keaton and Geo. Houck have formed a co-partnership in the practice of law, under the firm style of Houck & Keaton Co-mentioned: Geo. Houck.
- 1884-04-19 Bloomfield. C. L. Keaton announces himself in to-day's paper a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney Quote: "C. L. Keaton announces himself in to-day's paper a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney."
- 1884-04-26 Bloomfield. Formal announcement: 'We are authorized to announce C. L. Keaton a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney at the ensuing November election.'
- 1884-04-26 Bloomfield. It is equal to a circus to hear a lot of jovial fellows get together and relate their memories, experience, etc., in the late war as Col. Mauldin, Dr. Richardson and C. L. Keaton did in this office of soliciting a few days since; Shiloh was pronounced the bloodiest battle Co-mentioned: C…
- 1884-05-10 Poplar Bluff. Circuit court is in session at Poplar Bluff this week; C. L. Keaton started for that place Friday, Maj. Bedford and Col. Malden Monday and Geo. Houck Tuesday. They will likely return home to-day or Sunday, and return to the Bluff again Monday Co-mentioned: Maj. Bedford; Col. Malden; Ge…
- 1884-05-17 Poplar Bluff. C. L. Keaton returned home from the Bluff yesterday Quote: "C. L. Keaton returned home from the Bluff yesterday."
- 1884-05-31 Bloomfield. We are authorized to announce C. L. Keaton a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney Quote: "We are authorized to announce C. L. Keaton a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney."
- 1884-06-28 Bloomfield. Willie Cone fell off C. L. Keaton's stable Tuesday evening and sprained his leg. Keaton has also supplied his telephone with a copper wire Co-mentioned: Willie Cone. Quote: "on C. L. Keaton's stable, when he fell off and sprained his leg."
- 1884-07-05 Williamson's Spring. C. L. Keaton made an appropriate address at the Williamson's spring 4th of July barbecue, declaring the 4th in good style Co-mentioned: Green Wamaje. Quote: "C. L. Keaton made an appropriate address, declaring the 4th in good style."
- 1884-07-12 Dunklin County. C. L. Keaton and wife and Col. Mauldin spent several days in Dunklin this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. L. Keaton; Col. Mauldin. Quote: "C. L. Keaton and wife and Col. Mauldin spent several days in Dunklin this week."
- 1884-07-19 St. Louis. C. L. Keaton and Col. Kitchen left for St. Louis Monday to take depositions; Keaton returned Thursday Co-mentioned: Col. Kitchen. Quote: "C. L. Keaton and Col. Kitchen left for St. Louis Monday, to take depositions."
- 1884-07-26 Stoddard County. C. L. Keaton is named as a senatorial delegate from Stoddard county Quote: "C. L. Keaton."
- 1884-07-26 Union City, Tenn.. C. L. Keaton took his wife to Union City, Tenn.; Dr. Harrison (brother of Dr. V. H. Harrison of Clarkton) prescribed for her eyes and she is finding relief Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. L. Keaton. Quote: "C. L. Keaton left with his wife Tuesday for Union City, Tennessee."
- 1884-08-30 Stoddard County. C. L. Keaton is attorney for the plaintiff in the tax suit. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Co-mentioned: William C. Harty. Quote: "C. L. Keaton and files his petition."
- 1884-10-25 Stoddard County. C. L. Keaton is on the county ticket For Prosecuting Attorney Quote: "For Prosecuting Attorney, C. L. Keaton."
- 1885-02-07 Cairo. Attorney C. L. Keaton leaves next Monday for Cairo, to take depositions
- 1885-05-09 Poplar Bluff. Ed. Holliness has put Star wood pumps in wells for H. H. Bedford, C. H. Barham, J. L. Ines [?], Dr. Jackson, W. C. Harty, C. L. Keaton, Geo. W. Houck, and on the premises occupied by C. D. Tresenriter, Martin Lawson, Clay Jones and J. R. Kevis, near Puxico Co-mentioned: E. M. Weber; Co…
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. C. L. Keaton started for New Madrid Thursday. Mr. Keaton will attend circuit court at Kennett before he returns Quote: "C. L. Keaton started for New Madrid Thursday. Mr. Keaton will attend circuit court at Kennett before he returns."
- 1885-06-06 returned from Kennett circuit court Wednesday
- 1885-06-13 returned from the Bluff Wednesday
- 1885-07-18 Kennett. C. L. Keaton returned from Kennett the middle of the week
- 1886-01-09 Kennett. Messrs Geo. Houck and C. L. Keaton are attending circuit court in Kennett, Dunklin county, this week
- 1886-01-23 St. Louis Mo.. C. L. Keaton left for St. Louis Monday where he will remain several days attending to some legal business
- 1886-02-20 Stoddard County. Administrator's Sale: By order of the probate court of Stoddard county, Missouri, at the January term, 1886, C. L. Keaton, Admr., will sell March 25, 1886 at the south door of the court house: real estate in township 28 (estate name cut off in image)
- 1886-05-08 Poplar Bluff. Spent several days at Poplar Bluff this week Quote: "C. L. Keaton spent several days at Poplar Bluff this week"
- 1886-05-15 Stoddard County. Attended [?] county circuit court this week; county name cut in scan Quote: "C. L. Keaton attended [?] county circuit court this week"
- 1898-12-08 western Missouri → Dexter. passed through Dexter en route home after traveling in western Missouri (p.1 OCR lines 35–39) Quote: "C. L. Keaton, who has been traveling through the western part of the state, passed through the city today enroute to his home in Dexter."
- 1911-01-11 St. Louis. Col.; left for St. Louis this morning to appear before Supreme Court of Missouri Quote: "Col. C. L. Keaton left for St. Louis, this morning to appear before the Supreme Court of Missouri."
- 1911-08-09 Dexter. For rent: the Dexter House and a four-room residence next door south of it; terms from C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo Quote: "FOR RENT—The Dexter House. Also nice four room residence next door south of Dexter House"
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. Rental ad with top cut off: newly papered and painted house near Chautauqua addition; apply to C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo Quote: "Newly papered and painted. Apply to 24-tf C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo."
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo., advertises a newly papered and painted property near Chantauqua addition Quote: "Newly papered and painted. Apply to C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo."
- 1911-10-11 Dexter. Offers for sale for cash a three-room house, lot 110 x 150 ft., near Chatauqua addition, newly papered and painted Quote: "For Rent-A three room house in Cotton Belt, with nice garden spot, good water and fine location. Apply to C. L. Keaton, Dexter, Mo." Quote: "FOR SALE-A bargain for cash.…
- 1912-10-16 Classified ad offering a good barn for rent; apply to C. L. Keaton Quote: "FOR RENT.--A good barn. Apply to C. L. Keaton."
- 1912-10-16 Dexter. Col. Keaton of Dexter was here this week looking after the interest of his clients in the circuit court Quote: "Col. C. L. Keaton, of Dexter, was here this week looking after the interest of his clients in the circuit court"
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Col. C. L. Keaton has lost his job of being the oldest resident of Dexter Quote: "Col. C. L. Keaton has lost his job of being the oldest resident of Dexter."
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Advertised for rent a three-room house with large garden spot, to be vacated by the 15th inst Quote: "FOR RENT: A three-room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst"
- 1913-06-11 Offered a three-room house with large garden spot to rent, to be vacated by the 15th inst Quote: "FOR RENT: A three-room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton."
- 1913-06-18 Advertising a three-room house for rent with large garden spot and fine water, to be vacated by the 15th inst Quote: "FOR RENT: A three room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton."
- 1913-06-25 Dexter. For rent: a three-room house, large garden spot, fine water; will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton Quote: "FOR RENT: A three-room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton."
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. For rent: a three-room house with large garden spot and fine water, to be vacated by the 15th inst Quote: "FOR RENT: A three-room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton."
- 1913-07-16 Dexter. C. L. Keaton offers for rent a three-room house with large garden spot and fine water, to be vacated by the 15th inst Quote: "FOR RENT: A three-room house, large garden spot, fine water. Will be vacated by 15th inst. C. L. Keaton"
- 1913-10-29 Dexter. With the assistance of trustee C. L. Keaton, the committee will get the certificate of incorporation and have charge of all finances and property of the church Quote: "with the assistance of trustees, C. L. Keaton"
- 1914-11-04 Dexter. C. L. Keaton, the oldest practicing attorney at the bar in Southeast Missouri, past 81 years of age, was in Dexter this week and remains active in the courts Quote: "C. L. Keaton the oldest practicing attorney at the bar in Southeast Missouri, was here this week"
- 1916-06-16 Stoddard. For rent: two desirable four-room houses, one block south of Stoddard; apply C. L. Keaton Quote: "For Rent: Two desirable four-room houses, one block south of Stoddard, apply C. L. Keaton"
- 1916-07-07 C. L. Keaton advertises a five-room cottage for rent, one block south of Stoddard street, with good water, chicken yard and garden [date from clip_id] Quote: "For Rent—Very desirable furnished room." Quote: "For Rent.—Five-room cottage, one block South of Stoddard street."
- 1916-07-14 Dexter. For rent: very desirable furnished room, apply to C. L. Keaton; also a five-room cottage one block south of Stoddard street with good water, chicken yard and garden; see C. L. Keaton [date from clip_id] Quote: "Very desirable furnished room."
- 1916-09-08 C. L. Keaton offered a very desirable furnished room for rent Quote: "For Rent—Very desirable furnished room. Apply to C L Keaton"
- 1916-09-15 For rent: a very desirable furnished room; apply to C. L. Keaton Quote: "For Rent—Very desirable furnished room. Apply to C. L. Keaton."
- 1916-11-10 Stoddard County. Letters of administration on the estate of C. L. Keaton, deceased, were granted to W. C. Keaton by the probate court of Stoddard county, Missouri, bearing date the 26th day of October, 1916; all persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance within six mon…
- 1916-11-17 Stoddard County. Letters of administration on the estate of C. L. Keaton, deceased, were granted to W. C. Keaton by the probate court of Stoddard County, Missouri, on October 26, 1916; creditors must exhibit claims within six months Co-mentioned: W. C. Keaton. Quote: "letters of administration on th…
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