sielert, ed
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Ed Sielert; Ed. Sielert; Ed. Sielert, Dexter, Mo. - Informant (cert of Kathrine A. Rhodes); Sielert, Ed; Sielert, Ed.
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bonne Terre, Mo.; Dexter; Puxico; Ross Lake; Sikeston; St. Louis; Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1929-09-06
- Last event date
- 1939-07-30
Timeline — 8 events
- 1929-09-06 St. Louis. Ed Sielert was a business visitor in St. Louis the first of the week
- 1930-03-28 Ross Lake. Visitors at the Ross Lake Sunday afternoon were Ed Sielert and family, Dwight Colbert and family, Dale Blankenship and family, and a few others Co-mentioned: Dwight Colbert; Dale Blankenship.
- 1930-05-09 Sikeston. Ed Sielert, Mr. Smith, C. E. Clowe, George Hubbard, Tom Ray, W. E. Reak and Yuell Hall attended a movie at Sikeston Thursday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mr. Smith.
- 1931-07-17 Bonne Terre, Mo.. Ed Sielert was in Bonne Terre this week on business
- 1931-08-27 Bloomfield. Ed Sielert and Asa Thrower and Vern Sielert were in Bloomfield Thursday on court business Co-mentioned: Asa Thrower; Vern Sielert. Quote: "Ed Sielert and Asa Thrower and Vern Sielert were in Bloomfield Thursday on court business."
- 1931-08-28 Dexter. Ed Sielert was confined at home by illness this week. He is recovered sufficiently to be back at business Quote: "Ed Sielert was confined at home by illness this week. He is recovered sufficiently to be back at business."
- 1931-11-06 Dexter. TULIP BULBS: Long stemmed Darwin mixed, 40c per dozen. Other plants and bulbs at right prices. Place your order with Mrs. ED. SIELERT, Phone 361 Quote: "TULIP BULBS--Long stemmed Darwin mixed, 40c per dozen"
- 1931-12-25 Puxico. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sielert and family are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes near Puxico Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ed Sielert; Mr. Joseph Rhodes; Mrs. Joseph Rhodes. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sielert and family are spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes near Puxico."
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