chasteen, carl
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Carl Chasteen; Chasteen, Carl
- Record count
- 4
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Poplar Bluff
- First event date
- 1929-11-15
- Last event date
- 1930-05-16
Timeline — 7 events
- 1907-02-01 Dexter. Listed as a Dexter, Missouri resident, born 1 Feb 1907 per the index. Merged per Aj's 2026-09-27 order: entire Public Records Index Vol 2 intake merged (all birth years 1900-1909; living-person concern does not apply) [date from clip_id]
- 1925-08-28 Dexter. Carl Chasteen dropped $2.43 worth of ice on his foot while at work at the Dexter Ice Company; had it broken the hide he would have lost his foot Quote: "Last week, Carl Chasteen dropped $2.43 worth of ice on his foot while at work at the Dexter Ice Company"
- 1926-02-19 Piggott. Carl Chasteen and Miss Ruth Sitton, two young Dexterites, were married Sunday at Piggott by Gretna Breen of Arkansas and returned on the midnight train; 'The Statesman joins others in the hope that their joy may be one of happiness and success.' Co-mentioned: Ruth Sitton. Quote: "Sitton-Cha…
- 1927-11-04 Dexter. Named in the Statesman's 'Amongst the Subscribers' column for the week Quote: "AMONGST THE SUBSCRIBERS"
- 1929-11-15 Dexter. SUBSCRIBERS: Carl Chasteen, Mrs. Susie Stroud, Claude Hale, and Walter Hampton, all of Dexter are new subs, and one more unnamed new subscriber ('one of the prettiest girls in town subscribing, but since we said this we cannot give her name'); then T. W. Kirby, Jerseyville, Ill., Charles Cha…
- 1930-05-16 Poplar Bluff. Carl Chasteen went to his home on Poplar street, ill, and Dr. LaRue was called and found he had an aggravated case of appendicitis; he was taken to the hospital in Poplar Bluff where he underwent an operation
- (undated) Dexter. Carl Chasteen hosted Claude Allen as an Easter visitor Co-mentioned: Claude Allen. Quote: "Claude Allen was an Easter visitor of Carl Chasteen."
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.