mccollum, dean
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Dean McCollum; McCollum, Dean
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter
- First event date
- 1913-07-02
- Last event date
- 1920-04-30
Timeline — 8 events
- 1913-07-02 Little Dean McCollum, son of Harry McCollum, has been ill for the past few days Co-mentioned: Harry McCollum. Quote: "Little Dean McCollum, son of Harry McCollum, has been ill for the past few days."
- 1916-06-23 Dexter. 6 years old, son of Henry McCollum; with Leman Montgomery started for the Mexican war yesterday but were apprehended 4 miles from town and returned home; they had started to Texas to fight the Mexicans Co-mentioned: Henry McCollum; Leman Montgomery. Quote: "They were Leman Montgomery, 7 year…
- 1920-02-13 Dexter. Named on the Dexter Public School honor roll, Room 8 (teacher Mrs. Johnson) Quote: "HONOR ROLL PUBLIC SCHOOL"
- 1920-04-30 Dexter. Dean McCollum on the honor roll, Room 8, Dexter school (teacher Mrs. Johnson) Co-mentioned: Mrs. Johnson (teacher). Quote: "HONOR ROLL"
- 1928-03-09 Piggott. Dean McCollum and Miss Buryle Cole, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pounds, motored to Piggott, Ark., last Tuesday afternoon and were married by Esq. McKnight; the bride is the daughter of Prof. George P. Cole, clerk of Liberty Township, and the groom the son of Mrs. R. D. Boyer; they re…
- 1928-03-30 Dexter. A fine 10-lb. boy, Dean McCollum, born Easter day at the home of Harry McCollum; the first birth the paper chronicled after starting in Dexter Co-mentioned: Harry McCollum. Quote: "So the birth of Dean McCollum was the first we chronicled after starting in Dexter"
- 1928-08-10 Dexter. Dean McCollum 'became the 'pa' of a big bouncing boy Monday morning' (Monday, Aug. 6, 1928)
- 1928-08-31 Dexter. Dean McCollum brought to the Statesman office Tuesday a cucumber about the size of an undergraduate watermelon, displayed in the office window Quote: "Dean McCollum brought to this office Tuesday a cucumber about the size of an undergraduate watermelon."
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