chouteau, charles p
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Charles P. Chouteau;Chas. P. Chouteau
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- life_events,court_cases
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Lick creek and St. Francois bottom,Stoddard County; Stoddard County; Stoddard County,Missouri; Stoddard county
- First event date
- 11 Mar 1884
- Last event date
- 1885-06-06
Timeline — 11 events
- 1882-06-24 Stoddard County. Plaintiff in Supreme Court of Missouri case (decree Jan 22, 1882) for foreclosure of mortgage executed by the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company; the 'Thomas Allen lands' (127,277.71 1-4 acres) in Stoddard County to be sold at public vendue Oct 26, 1882 at the courthouse door, Bloomf…
- 1882-10-28 Bloomfield. Bought almost all the railroad land at the county sale Thursday last; has made D. S. Crumb his agent to sell the land. (Name spelled 'Choetan', 'Cheatean', and 'Choetean' in this issue; corrected to Chouteau per 1882-12-30.) Co-mentioned: Mr. D. S. Crumb. Quote: "were almost all bought b…
- 1882-12-23 Stoddard County. His lands in Stoddard County (formerly the Cairo and Fulton Railroad lands) are now for sale; preference to actual settlers for a short time Co-mentioned: D. S. Crumb. Quote: "I am now ready to sell the lands in this county belonging to Charles P. Chouteau, formerly known as the Cai…
- 1883-01-06 Stoddard County, Missouri. D. S. Crumb offers for sale the Stoddard County lands belonging to Charles P. Chouteau, formerly known as the Cairo and Fulton Railroad lands; preference to actual settlers for a short time Co-mentioned: D. S. Crumb. Quote: "I am now ready to sell the lands in this county…
- 1883-01-20 Stoddard County, Missouri. Deed made by John B. Flesher, special commissioner of the supreme court, in the Cairo and Fulton railroad lands case to Charles P. Chouteau (sold October 20, 1882) has been received for record by C. H. Barham, recorder: 114,000 acres for $105,000, covering about 80 pages o…
- 1884-05-24 Stoddard county. Named as a defendant in the Order of Publication in the civil action for taxes: 'The state of Missouri at the relation and to the use of William C. Harty, collector of the revenue of Stoddard county, Missouri, Plaintiff, against Ann R. Allen, Thomas Allen, Annie L. Allen, Alice Maud…
- 1885-05-30 Stoddard county. Order of Publication: civil action for taxes, the state of Missouri at the relation and to the use of William C. Harty, collector of the revenue of Stoddard county, plaintiff, vs. the Allen-family defendants listed; named in TWO Orders of Publication published in this issue (differe…
- 1885-06-06 Lick creek and St. Francois bottom, Stoddard County. A party of stock men visited this county to examine a large body of land in the Lick creek and St. Francois bottom belonging to Charles P. Chouteau, of St. Louis, with a view of purchasing about fifty thousand acres and converting it into an exten…
- 1921-02-11 Bloomfield. With Julia Chouteau, conveyed the suit lands to Allen C. Pearson November 14th, 1884 (book 17 page 103); Charles P. Chouteau was also beneficiary of the same-day deed of trust to D. S. Crumb, trustee (book 10 page 333) Co-mentioned: Julia Chouteau. Quote: "said lands were conveyed by Cha…
- 1921-02-18 Bloomfield. Charles P. Chouteau is named with his wife Julia Chouteau in the Koontz quiet-title notice as the 1894 grantors of the disputed land to Allen C. Pearson Co-mentioned: Julia Chouteau. Quote: "conveyed by Charles P. Chouteau and Julia Chouteau to the defendant Allen C. Pearson"
- 1921-02-25 Stoddard County. With wife Julia conveyed the disputed land to Allen C. Pearson by deed of Nov 24, 1884 (Book 27, p107); beneficiary of deed of trust via D. S. Crumb (Book 15, p333). Order of publication in suit to quiet title, Circuit Court of Stoddard County, March Term, No. 4514 (first published…
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