hunt, clyde
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Clyde Hunt; Hunt, Clyde; Hunt, Clyde[?]
- Record count
- 20
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1930,court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Liberty Township; Puxico; Richland township
- First event date
- 10-Jul-05
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 10 events
- 1913-06-18 Dexter. Clyde Hunt and wife of Bloomfield were guests of Jas. Hunt's and R. L. Ladd's families last Friday Co-mentioned: Jas. Hunt's and R. L. Ladd's families. Quote: "Clyde Hunt and wife, of Bloomfield were the guests of Jas. Hunt's and R. L. Ladd's families last Friday."
- 1914-07-22 Bloomfield. Clyde Hunt was here (Dexter) yesterday from Bloomfield Quote: "Clyde Hunt was here yesterday from Bloomfield"
- 1915-03-24 Dexter. Ran the sweetest business in Bloomfield; was here Saturday Quote: "Clyde Hunt, the man who ran the sweetest business in Bloomfield, was here Saturday."
- 1915-03-31 Dexter. Clyde Hunt, the Bloomfield candy manufacturer, leased Dr. Harry LaRue's brick building at the northwest corner of Locust and Stoddard streets to install an up-to-date candy manufactory, confectionery and soda fountain Co-mentioned: Dr. Harry LaRue. Quote: "Clyde Hunt, the Bloomfield candy ma…
- 1915-09-24 Dexter. Clyde Hunt, described as a firm believer in Business Training, stepped in and inspected the school's new quarters one day last week Quote: "Clyde Hunt, who is a firm believer in Business Training, stepped in and inspected our new quarters one day last week."
- 1915-11-05 Bloomfield. Clyde Hunt sold his interest in Clyde's Candy Shop, Monette, to Alvin Smyth of Bloomfield; the firm is now Smyth & Smyth, retaining its popular name, with Elmer Smyth retaining his interest; Hunt returns to devote his entire time to his Bloomfield business Co-mentioned: Alvin Smyth; Elme…
- 1915-11-05 Bloomfield. Clyde Hunt moved his family to Bloomfield Tuesday; J. Ben Campbell has leased the residence he occupied Co-mentioned: J. Ben Campbell. Quote: "Clyde Hunt moved his family to Bloomfield Tuesday."
- 1915-11-19 Bloomfield. Was here from Bloomfield Monday, browsing in these parts [date from clip_id]
- 1916-08-25 Puxico. Clyde Hunt and L. H. King were badly frightened when the automobile in which they were riding turned turtle near Puxico Friday night; two tires blew out Co-mentioned: L. H. King. Quote: "Clyde Hunt and L. H. King were badly frightened when an automobile in which they were riding turned turtl…
- 1916-11-03 Dexter. Clyde Hunt was here Thursday from Bloomfield Quote: "Clyde Hunt was here Thursday from Bloomfield."
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.