kerr
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Dr. Kerr
- Record count
- 15
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dudley; Greenwood; Nemo
- First event date
- 1910-04-06
- Last event date
- 1914-07-08
Timeline — 10 events
- 1910-04-06 Dudley. Has put out a nice berry and asparagus patch; 'we need more fruit and somebody will make money here in a few years' Quote: "Dr. Kerr has put out a nice berry and asparagus patch"
- 1911-08-09 Greenwood. Dr. Kerr got second prize in the fat man's race at Greenwood Saturday Quote: "Dr. Kerr got second prize in the fat man's race at Greenwood Saturday."
- 1911-10-11 Nemo. Dr. Kerr was appointed in his place (preceding context cut off in the shot) Quote: "Dr. Kerr was appointed in his place."
- 1914-01-21 Dudley. Dr. Kerr of Dudley was on the streets here (Dexter) on Saturday Quote: "Dr. Kerr, of Dudley, was on the streets here Saturday."
- 1914-03-11 Dr. Kerr has left us sick people and has gone to St. Louis with a young man who probably will be operated on
- 1914-03-25 This country is so healthful that Dr. Kerr is going to farming with the able help of Dewey Meyers; he thinks it will pay Co-mentioned: Dewey Meyers. Quote: "This country is so healthful that Dr. Kerr is going to farming with the able help of Dewey Meyers. He thinks it will pay."
- 1914-07-08 Dudley. The post office was changed from Dr. Kerr's office to Tom Field's store Co-mentioned: Tom Field. Quote: "The Post Office has been changed from Dr. Kerr's office to Tom Field's store."
- 1921-04-22 Dudley. Dinner given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Kerr, Sunday, for the young people's class of the M. E. Sunday school Co-mentioned: Mrs. Kerr. Quote: "A dinner was given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Kerr, Sunday, for the young people's class of the M. E. Sunday school."
- 1925-09-11 Dudley. Dr. Kerr and family have returned from their visit in Alabama
- (undated) Dudley. Dr. Kerr, wife and children are visiting their old home in Alabama Co-mentioned: Mrs. Kerr.
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.