casey, earl
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Casey, Earl; Earl Casey
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- census-1920,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Liberty; Richwood
- First event date
- 1915-09-10
- Last event date
- 1920
Timeline — 14 events
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1915-09-10
Richwood. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Casey spent Sunday with their uncle, Ed Casey and wife Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Casey, Ed Casey.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-09-10 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150910-p3 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-09-10 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150910-p4
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1915-10-15
Bloomfield. Earl Casey and wife spent the week end at Bloomfield the guests of Mrs. Casey's mother [date from clip_id] Quote: "Earl Casey and wife spent the week end at Bloomfield the guests of Mrs. Casey's mother."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-10-15 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19151015-p4 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-10-15 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19151015-p3
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1915-11-19
Richwood. Earl Casey and wife spent Sunday with Neal Scriber and family [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Neal Scriber. Quote: "Earl Casey and wife spent Sunday with Neal Scriber and family."
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1915-11-26
Richwood. Earl Casey and wife spent Sunday with Neal Scribner and family Co-mentioned: Neal Scribner.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-11-26 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19151126-p1
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1915-12-10
Richwood. Earl Casey, who has been ill of malarial fever, is up and out again [date from clip_id] Quote: ""Earl Casey, who has been ill of malarial fever, is up and out again.""
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1916-01-07
Richwood. Earl Casey and wife are spending the week at Ed Casey's on account of the absence of Mrs. Ed. Casey, who was called to Rector, Ark. Saturday on account of the death of her sister Co-mentioned: Ed Casey. Quote: ""Earl Casey and wife are spending the week at Ed Casey's""
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1916-01-07 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150108-p2
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1916-02-11
Bloomfield. Earl Casey and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Bloomfield
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1916-03-03
Richwood. Earl Casey and wife spent Sunday with Ed Casey [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Ed Casey. Quote: "Earl Casey and wife spent Sunday with Ed Casey."
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1916-06-16
Mr. Earl Casey, wife and child spent Sunday at Ed Casey's [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Ed Casey. Quote: "Mr. Earl Casey wife and child spent the day Sunday at Ed Casey's."
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1916-11-03
Richwood. Earl Casey and wife and Earl Willis and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willis [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willis.
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1917-03-30
Richwood. Earl Casey and family visited at the Willis home Sunday Co-mentioned: the Willis family. Quote: "Earl Casey and family visited at the Willis home Sunday."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1917-03-30 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19170330-p3
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1920-04-09
Richwood. Earl Casey called on Ed Cross, Sunday; the editor notes Ed is a prohibitionist and didn't have a drop Co-mentioned: Ed Cross. Quote: "(But Ed is prohibitionist and didn't have a drop.-Editor.)"
social visit · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-04-09 clip B-632-20260929-casey
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1921-04-08
Bohunk. Mrs. Earl Casey visited D. N. Morris and family Sunday
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1921-04-08 clip DS-1921-04-08-p8-bohunk
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(undated)
Zion, Missouri. Earl Casey and wife were visitors at the home of Ed Casey Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Earl Casey; Ed Casey.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman clip lane-A-626
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.