crumb, d s
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Crumb, D. S.; D S Crumb; D. S. CRUMB; D. S. Crumb; D.S. Crumb
- Record count
- 90
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Bloomfield, Mo.; Cairo, Ill.; Cape Girardeau; New Orleans; Puxico; St. Louis; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 10 Mar 1880
- Last event date
- 9 Sep 1882
Timeline — 43 events
- 1874-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. Bloomfield Land Office: land bought and sold, taxes paid, &c Quote: "BLOOMFIELD LAND OFFICE D. S. CRUMB. Land bought and sold, taxes paid, &c. &c."
- 1874-01-31 Bloomfield, Missouri. Bloomfield Land Office: land bought and sold, taxes paid, &c. (standing ad, repeated from earlier issues) Quote: "BLOOMFIELD LAND OFFICE D. S. CRUMB. Land bought and sold, taxes paid, &c. &c."
- 1880-09-25 Bloomfield. Bloomfield lodge meets every Monday night; D. S. Crumb, President; G. W. Smith, secretary Co-mentioned: G. W. Smith. Quote: "D. S. CRUMB, President"
- 1880-10-09 Bloomfield. President of the Blue Ribbon lodge at Bloomfield, which meets every Monday night; J. W. Smith, secretary Quote: "Stoddard County Immigration Society" Quote: "D. S. CRUMB, President"
- 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Stoddard County Immigration Society: Vice-President Quote: "D. S. CRUMB, President" Quote: "Vice-President: D. S. Crumb"
- 1881-03-26 Bloomfield, Mo.. Vice-president of the Society (Bloomfield) Quote: "D. S. CRUMB..................Bloomfield."
- 1881-05-28 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb had telephone erected from residence to office, about half a mile; works well Quote: "D. S. Crumb has had a telephone erected from his residence to his office"
- 1882-01-07 Bloomfield, Missouri. Vice-President of Stoddard County Immigration Society, representing Bloomfield Quote: "VICE-PRESIDENTS: D. S. Crumb...Bloomfield."
- 1882-06-03 Bloomfield. Vice-president (Bloomfield), Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "D. S. CRUMB......Bloomfield."
- 1882-06-24 Stoddard County. Defendant with Louis M. Ringer in tax-lien suit by Wm. C. Harty, collector; taxes 1878-1880 on multiple tracts in townships 24-27, ranges 7-12 east. First insertion Co-mentioned: Louis M. Ringer. Quote: "against D. S. Crumb and Louis M. Ringer, Defendants... for taxes due and remain…
- 1882-07-29 Bloomfield. Elected secretary of the permanent Republican county organization, July 22, 1882 Quote: "secretary D. S. Crumb"
- 1882-08-05 Bloomfield. With his family, left this week on a visit to relatives and friends in the East; to be absent several weeks Quote: "Mr. D. S. Crumb and family left this week on a visit to relatives and friends in the East."
- 1882-09-09 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty defends his conduct in the delinquent-tax suit against Crumb's land (Sec. 4, Twp. 26, Rge. 10 E); the land was purchased by S. W. McCarroll Co-mentioned: S. W. McCarroll; W. C. Harty. Quote: "I am charged with having brought suit for delinquent taxes against Mr. D. S. Cr…
- 1882-09-16 Bloomfield. With his family, has returned from visiting friends in Wisconsin Co-mentioned: Miss Annie Colbert. Quote: "Mr. D. S. Crumb and family, who have been visiting friends in Wisconsin"
- 1882-12-23 Stoddard County. Notice: selling the Charles P. Chouteau lands (ex-Cairo and Fulton Railroad) in Stoddard County; preference to actual settlers Co-mentioned: Charles P. Chouteau. Quote: "I am now ready to sell the lands in this county belonging to Charles P. Chouteau, formerly known as the Cairo and…
- 1883-01-06 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed as Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Bloomfield) in 1883 society directory Quote: "Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Bloomfield): D. S. Crumb"
- 1883-06-09 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. D. S. Crumb returned from Cape Girardeau on Jun 7 Quote: "Mr. D. S. Crumb returned from Cape Girardeau on the 7th inst."
- 1883-08-25 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. D. S. Crumb, who has been absent several weeks on a visit East, returned home last Sunday Quote: "Mr. D. S. Crumb who has been absent several weeks on a visit East, returned home last Sunday."
- 1883-09-29 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mrs. D. S. Crumb returned from her extended visit East on last Saturday. Follow-up to Aug 25
- 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Society notice, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: D. S. Crumb — Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "D. S. Crumb — Vice-President, Stoddard County Immigration Society."
- 1884-02-02 Cape Girardeau. Mr. D. S. Crumb and Emil M. Weber, of this place, are absent this week on legal business at Cape Girardeau Co-mentioned: Emil M. Weber. Quote: "Mr. D. S. Crumb and Emil M. Weber, of this place, are absent this week on legal business at Cape Girardeau."
- 1884-04-05 Bloomfield. Circuit court (March term) case list: D S Crumb vs Johnson Malone — motion for new trial (appeal case) Co-mentioned: Johnson Malone. Quote: "D S Crumb vs Johnson Malone; motion for new trial (appeal case)"
- 1884-05-24 Puxico. IRON IN STODDARD COUNTY. A Boom That Means Untold Wealth. D. S. Crumb spent two days in the vicinity of Puxico this week, and he informs us that Col. Thilenius will make a grand success out of the iron interests that he a short time since commenced to develop. He has orders already for 150 t…
- 1884-06-21 Stoddard County. D. S. Crumb, trustee, to sell Isaac M. Willis's 40 acres (NW qr of SW qr of sec. 9, twp. 25 N, range 9 E) on Monday, July 14, 1884, at the Bloomfield court house door Co-mentioned: Isaac M. Willis. Quote: "D. S. CRUMB, Trustee."
- 1884-08-02 Cairo, Ill.. D. S. Crumb paid Cairo a flying visit first of the week Quote: "D. S. Crumb paid Cairo a flying visit first of the week."
- 1884-08-16 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb connected his office and residence by telephone, following Mr. Keaton's example Co-mentioned: Mr. Keaton. Quote: "D. S. Crumb has again connected his office and residence by telephone."
- 1884-08-23 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb was chosen a delegate at the republican mass meeting. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "D. S. Cr..."
- 1884-09-13 Puxico. D. S. Crumb sold 43.5 acres to T. J. Moss Co-mentioned: T. J. Moss. Quote: "He has also bought 43 1/2 acres of D. S. Crumb."
- 1884-10-18 St. Louis. Mrs. D. S. Crumb and her daughter Jennie left for St. Louis Co-mentioned: Jennie Crumb. Quote: "Mrs. D. S. Crumb and her daughter, Jennie, left for St. Louis Tuesday."
- 1884-10-25 St. Louis. Mrs. D. S. Crumb and her daughter returned from St. Louis Co-mentioned: Jennie Crumb. Quote: "Mrs. D. S. Crumb and daughter returned home from St. Louis Sunday."
- 1885-01-17 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb named as petit juror for the March term of circuit court Quote: "The list of grand and petit jurors for the March term of circuit court"
- 1885-01-31 New Orleans. D. S. Crumb and wife left Thursday for the New Orleans exposition
- 1885-02-14 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb and lady are still sojourning in the far sunny south
- 1885-02-28 Bloomfield. Quote: "D. S. Crumb and wife reached home Thursday from their southern tour"
- 1886-01-16 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb, one of our worthiest townsmen and family, were out with his sleigh Sunday enjoying a ride
- 1886-05-08 Bloomfield. Petition of D. S. Crumb, Geo Houck & W Worsham(?) et al for a new road presented and road ordered opened Co-mentioned: Geo Houck; W Worsham [?]. Quote: "The petition of D. S. Crumb, Geo Houck & W Worsham(?) et al for a new road presented and road ordered opened"
- 1886-05-15 Bloomfield. Was called to [?] business Wednesday; destination cut in scan Quote: "D. S. Crumb was called to [?] business Wednesday"
- 1916-01-28 St. Louis. Died in St. Louis last week; body cremated and ashes interred in Bloomfield Cemetery; formerly a citizen of Stoddard County; 72 years old Quote: "his ashes being interred in Bloomfield Cemetery. Mr. Crumb was formerly a citizen of this county. He was 72 years old."
- 1916-04-07 Transfer: 40 acres, sw, se, 2-27-11, $1,000 [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Wm. Lancaster. Quote: "D. S. Crumb to Wm. Lancaster"
- 1921-01-14 Bloomfield. ALIAS ORDER OF PUBLICATION (In Term Time) (first published Jan 14, 1921): In the Circuit Court, March Term, 1921, Stoddard County, Missouri. A. J. Sherwood and F. M. Norman, Plaintiffs, vs. Berenice Crumb Wyer, Geneva Crumb, Wm. G. Kitchen (Trustee for D. S. Crumb), Charles P. Crumb, J.…
- 1921-02-11 Bloomfield. Trustee for Charles P. Chouteau in the 1884 deed of trust from Allen C. Pearson (recorded book 10 page 333), cited in the quiet-title suit history Co-mentioned: Charles P. Chouteau. Quote: "he reconveyed the same by deed of trust to D. S. Crumb, trustee for Charles P. Chouteau"
- 1921-02-18 Bloomfield. D. S. Crumb is named in the Koontz quiet-title notice as trustee for Charles P. Chouteau in the 1894 deed of trust from Allen C. Pearson (Stoddard County book 16, p. 332) Co-mentioned: Charles P. Chouteau. Quote: "reconveyed ... by deed of trust to D. S. Crumb, trustee for Charles P. Cho…
- 1921-02-25 Stoddard County. Trustee for Charles P. Chouteau under deed of trust from Allen C. Pearson (Book 15, p333), referenced in No. 4514. Order of publication in suit to quiet title, Circuit Court of Stoddard County, March Term, No. 4514 (first published Feb 4, 1921): plaintiffs claim fee-simple title to…
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