morgan, collin
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- COLLIN MORGAN; Collin Morgan; Morgan, Collin
- Record count
- 51
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names
- Places seen
- Asherville; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Bloomfield, Mo.; Castor River; Castor River, Missouri; Castorville; Castorville, Missouri; Castorville, Mo.; Cross Roads; Cross Roads, Duck Creek township; Dexter; Kennett; Leona, Stoddard County; Leora; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 11 Mar 1884
- Last event date
- 9 Sep 1885
Timeline — 35 events
- 1874-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. Closing of the Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate (three distress warrants, see f10): sale on Wednesday, February 11, 1874, at the north court house door in Bloomfield, during the County Court session, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M., at public auction for cash. Ad run codes n22 j17. Collin Morga…
- 1874-01 Stoddard County, Missouri. Overlapping crop of the same Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate table transcribed under f10/f11 (defendants Brown, Fraker, Bartlett, Armstrong, Mabery, Sitz, Dennington, White, Proffer with section/township/range parcels). Header cut off at top of fragment; no new information b…
- 1876-08-02 Stoddard County. County official directory: Sheriff and Collector Quote: "Official Directory"
- 1880-09-25 Bloomfield, Mo.. Of Castorville; in town this week Quote: ""Collin Morgan, of Castorville, was in town this week""
- 1880-10-09 Castorville. Vice-President of the Stoddard County Immigration Society
- 1880-11-13 Castorville, Mo.. With Robert McLane; in town this week Co-mentioned: Robert McLane. Quote: ""Robert McLane and Collin Morgan of Castorville, were in town this week.""
- 1881-01-01 Castorville. Stoddard County Immigration Society: Vice-President Quote: "Vice-President: Collin Morgan"
- 1881-03-26 Castorville, Mo.. Vice-president of the Society (Castorville) Quote: "COLLIN MORGAN..................Castorville."
- 1881-05-28 Dexter. Collin Morgan of Castorville passed through Bloomfield May 26 on way to Dexter; returned having purchased a bran-fire-splinter new double seated buggy Quote: "Collin Morgan of Castorville, passed through town on the 26th inst. on his way to Dexter; ... had purchased a bran-fire-splinter new…
- 1881-10-15 Bloomfield. Mr. Collin Morgan from Leora in town yesterday. [OCR uncertain — 'Leora' read from page image.] Quote: "Mr. Collin Morgan from Leora, was in town yesterday."
- 1882-01-07 Castorville, Missouri. Vice-President of Stoddard County Immigration Society, representing Castorville Quote: "VICE-PRESIDENTS: Collin Morgan...Castorville."
- 1882-06-03 Asherville. Vice-president (Asherville), Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "COLLIN MORGAN......Asherville."
- 1882-12-30 Leora. From Leora; attended the Christmas ball at Bloomfield Dec 25 Quote: "At the ball here on the 25th inst."
- 1883-01-06 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed as Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Castorville) in 1883 society directory Quote: "Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Castorville): Collin Morgan"
- 1883-04-14 Bloomfield, Missouri. Collin Morgan of Castorville was in town on the 6th inst Quote: "Collin Morgan of Castorville, was in town on the 6th inst."
- 1883-04-21 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Collin Morgan of Leora, and J. H. Wherry of Dexter, were in town yesterday Co-mentioned: J. H. Wherry. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Collin Morgan of Leora, and J. H. Wherry of Dexter, were in town yesterday."
- 1883-11-03 Castor River, Missouri. Collin Morgan got two mules drowned in Castor River this week while driving them; the ferry boat was too heavy for the boat causing it to sink Quote: "We learn that Collin Morgan met with the misfortune of getting two mules drowned in Castor river this week."
- 1884-01-05 Castorville. Society notice, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: Collin Morgan — Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "Collin Morgan — Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society."
- 1884-02-02 Castorville. Sheriff's Sale: special execution in favor of James H. Wear and against Collin Morgan, dated Oct 11, 1883, returnable March term, 1884. Land: 3 acres (metes and bounds) in section 7, township 27, range 10 east, with house, barn and appurtenances; also lot 25 in the town of Castorville w…
- 1884-02-23 Bloomfield. Report reached this place last week of the burning of Mr. Collin Morgan’s dwelling, together with all the contents; no particulars learned Quote: "the burning of Mr. Collin Morgan’s dwelling, together with all the contents."
- 1884-06-14 Castor River. Collin Morgan, of Stoddard county, ex-sheriff, was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday for repairs for his stave factory. He is developing the timber interest of the southeast, having both a saw mill and stave factory on Castor river. He heard Dr. McAnally deliver the annual address. Quo…
- 1884-09-13 Stoddard County. Collin Morgan appears in the county court proceedings. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "Collin Morgan."
- 1884-11-29 Leora. Collin Morgan will close his stave factory at Leora but keep the saw and grist mill. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "Collin Morgan will do-day close his stave factory on account of the light demand for staves. He will continue to run his saw and grist mill."
- 1885-01-17 Leora. Ex-Sheriff Collin Morgan and Geo. W. Cholfter [?], of Leora, among the callers at this office Co-mentioned: Geo. W. Cholfter [?]. Quote: "Ex-Sheriff Collin Morgan and Geo. W. Cholfter, of Leora, were among the callers at this office"
- 1885-03-21 Leora. SAW MILL FOR SALE: 10x20 engine, 42 inches by 20 feet boiler, No. 2 saw, new single mill; terms $1,400 ($800 cash, balance on credit of one year); also three yoke of oxen and a log wagon; mill in constant operation. Address COLLIN MORGAN, Leora, Stoddard Co., Mo Quote: "COLLIN MORGAN, Leora,…
- 1885-05-02 Leona, Stoddard County. Saw mill (10x29 engine, 42 inches by 20 boiler, No. 2 saw, new single mill) advertised for sale by Collin Morgan, Leona, Stoddard Co., Mo Quote: "Saw Mill for Sale"
- 1885-05-02 Leora. Collin Morgan has started his saw mill to running again
- 1885-05-16 Leora. Saw mill for sale: 'I have a 10x29 engine, 42 inches by 20 feet boiler, No. 2 saw, new single mill. Terms—$1,400; $800 cash, balance on credit of one year. I also have three yoke of oxen and a log wagon which I will sell with the mill. The mill is in constant operation, being in first-class o…
- 1885-05-30 Leora. Saw Mill for Sale. I have a 10x20 engine, 42 inches by 20 feet boiler, No. 2 saw, new single mill... Price, $1,100; $600 cash, balance on credit of one year. I also have three yoke of oxen and a log wagon which I will sell with the mill. COLLIN MORGAN, Leora, Stoddard Co., Mo Quote: "Saw Mill…
- 1885-06-27 Cross Roads; Asherville. Collin Morgan was down Monday to make preparations to move his mill from [Leora?] [?] to Cross Roads Quote: "move his mill from [?] to Cross Roads"
- 1885-07-04 Cross Roads, Duck Creek township. new mill house is going up at Cross Roads, in Duck Creek township, and will be ready for use on or about the 15th of this month; Collin Morgan and his wife, of Leora, were in town Tuesday
- 1885-07-18 Asherville. Asherville Items: Collin Morgan moved to [Asherville]. Glad to see you Collin, m[ay] plenty attend you while in [?]
- 1886-03-06 Bloomfield. Collin Morgan was in our office a short while Monday; he informed us that he would have his mill ready to saw lumber and grind corn in about three weeks Quote: "will have his mill ready to saw lumber and grind corn"
- 1915-08-06 Kennett. Collin Morgan, a highly respected Citizen of Kennett, is here this week visiting relatives and friends Quote: "a highly respected Citizen of Kennett, is here this week visiting relatives and friends."
- 1924-01-04 Hayti. Collin Morgan, one-time sheriff of Stoddard and Dunklin counties, died December 22 at the home of his son Charles in Hayti, Missouri, at age 89; born in Tennessee January 15, 1845, he served as Stoddard County sheriff from 1874 for two terms and as a Confederate soldier in the 10th Missouri C…
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