wallace, elizabeth
1862-01-08 – 2/9/1939
- Name variants
- Elizabeth Wallace; Elizabeth Wallace - Spouse (cert of Henry S. Wallace)
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Illinois; Ohio; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1929-05-17
- Last event date
- 1939-11-13
Timeline — 6 events
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1862-01-08
Born in Ohio. Parents: Samuel Porter / Jane Artist.
birth · death_cert|MO death certificate #8011 (1910-1936 workbook)
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1916-06-02
Real estate transfer: Seigel add Elizabeth Wallace to S. A. and T. Dickey, 83 acres n1/2, ne1/4, 22-25-8-$1 and exchange of land [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: S. A. Dickey.
land · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1916-06-02 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19160602-p7
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1929-05-17
Stoddard County. Named with her husband Sipol Wallace in a trustee's sale notice for 83.38 acres (N 1/2 NE 1/4 Sec. 14, T25N, R8E, Stoddard County); sale Tuesday, June 4th, 1929 at Bloomfield; D. C. Steele, acting trustee Co-mentioned: Sipol Wallace. Quote: "Elizabeth Wallace, his wife"
legal notice · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-05-17 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290517-p5
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1929-05-31
Bloomfield. Grantor, wife of Seigel Wallace, in the 1914 deed of trust subject to trustee’s sale June 4, 1929, at Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Seigel Wallace. Quote: "TRUSTEE'S SALE"
legal notice · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-05-31 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290531-p6
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1929-06-07
Stoddard County. Trustor with her husband Siegel Wallace in the October 10, 1927 deed of trust to D. C. Steele, trustee, covering land in Stoddard County; sale at the Bloomfield Court House door June 4, 1929 Co-mentioned: Siegel Wallace. Quote: "Siegel Wallace and Elizabeth Wallace, his wife"
legal notice · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-06-07 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290607-p6
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1939-02-09
Age 77y 1m 2d. Cause: Chronic myocarditis; General dropsy from a large multilocular ovarian cyst; Senility (other). Burial: Dudley Cemetery.
death · death_cert|MO death certificate #8011 (1910-1936 workbook)
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