carney, f b
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Carney, F. B.; F B Carney; F. B. Carney; F.B. Carney
- Record count
- 46
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Clinton, Ky.; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Farmington; Flint, Mich.; Poplar Bluff; Sikeston; St. Louis; T25N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T26N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1911-09-13
- Last event date
- 29 Sep 1921
Timeline — 34 events
- 1911-09-13 Dexter. F. B. Carney & Co. advertise as dealers in fresh and smoked meats, live stock and poultry, with fish, oysters and dressed game in season; located opposite the post office in Cummings' Building, Dexter, phone 72 Quote: "WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS"
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. F. B. Carney & Co., dealers in fresh and smoked meats, live stock and poultry; fish, oysters and dressed game in season; phone 23, opposite the post office in Gummings' Building, Dexter, Mo Quote: "F. B. CARNEY & CO. Dealers in FRESH & SMOKED MEATS Live Stock and Poultry"
- 1913-06-18 Dexter. F. B. Carney's horse fell on him Monday, laying him up for two days
- 1913-12-03 Dexter. F. B. Carney sold his interest in the meat market to Jesse Crouch and Mr. Tucker (formerly butcher for Miller's Meat Market); the shop is now run with Homer Smith as J. R. Crouch & Co Co-mentioned: Jesse Crouch; Mr. Tucker; Homer Smith. Quote: "bought out the interest of F. B. Carney, and wi…
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Showed the Statesman a bunch of oats taken off a farm about three miles west of Dexter, judged to produce about 60 bushels to the acre; the farm is owned jointly by Carney and Charlie Mays Co-mentioned: Charlie Mays. Quote: "a bunch of oats he took off a farm about three miles west of Dexter…
- 1914-07-29 Dexter. F. B. Carney has again bought in with Crouch and Tucker in the butcher business Co-mentioned: Crouch and Tucker. Quote: "F. B. Carney has again bought in with Crouch and Tucker in the butcher business."
- 1914-11-11 Bloomfield. F. B. Carney, the Dexter stockman, was in Bloomfield transacting business the first of the week (via Bloomfield Vindicator) Quote: "F. B. Carney, the Dexter stockman, was here transacting business the first of the week."
- 1915-01-06 Dexter. F. B. Carney shipped a car of cattle to St. Louis last Sunday Quote: "F. B. Carney a car of cattle"
- 1915-04-21 Sikeston. F. B. Carney and Lee Williams were in Sikeston, yesterday, buying stock [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Lee Williams.
- 1915-11-12 Bloomfield. F. B. Carney, the Dexter stock buyer, drove a bunch of cattle through the county seat Tuesday that he had bought of W. L. Bess, a farmer near Leora [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: W. L. Bess. Quote: ""drove a nice bunch of cattle through here Tuesday""
- 1915-11-19 Bloomfield. Stock buyer of Dexter drove a nice bunch of cattle through here Tuesday, bought of W. L. Bess, a good farmer of near Leora Co-mentioned: W. L. Bess. Quote: "F. B. Carney the stock buyer of Dexter, drove a nice bunch of cattle through here Tuesday, that he had bought of W. L. Bess a good…
- 1916-04-28 Dexter. Wife and children of Dexter were guests of Chas. Pepper and wife Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Chas. Pepper. Quote: "F. B. Carney"
- 1920-07-16 Party to the July 2 contract forming the Dexter Oil and Gas Company (doing business under that firm name) for a test oil well near Dexter; machinery to be on the ground within sixty days. Company had secured leases on about 16,000 acres to test whether oil in paying quantities lies beneath Stoddard…
- 1921-01-28 Dexter. While he and his son were driving some cattle Wednesday, a steer attacked F. B. Carney, knocking him down and handling him roughly in general, but with no serious injury Quote: "a steer attacked F. B. Carney, knocking him down and handling him roughly in general but with no serious injury"
- 1921-12-16 Dexter. F. B. Carney was among the losers of the Boosters stock-selling contest who served supper to the winners Quote: "the losers were Dr. S. T. Cannon, T. J. Hill, Dr. J. Will Smith and F. B. Carney"
- 1922-02-10 Dexter. Want ad: cow peas wanted, phone 187 Quote: "“WANTED: Cow Peas. Phone 187. Dexter, Mo. F. B. CARNEY”"
- 1924-03-07 Dexter. F. B. Carney and Herman Fisher opened their new meat market in the building recently vacated by Fields & Sherwood in Dexter, with a renovated interior, granitoid floor and Hussman refrigerating show cases Co-mentioned: Herman Fisher. Quote: "Carney & Fisher Open Meat Market"
- 1924-08-29 Dexter. F. B. Carney has been quite ill for ten days or more but is improving Quote: "F. B. Carney has been quite ill for ten days or more, but is improving."
- 1924-09-12 Dexter. F. B. Carney's condition was reported slightly improved yesterday
- 1924-09-19 Dexter. F. B. Carney is again on the streets after a malarial attack
- 1925-05-29 Dexter. F. B. Carney, through Henry Snider, shipped a car of cattle Sunday Co-mentioned: Henry Snider. Quote: "F. B. Carney, thru Henry Snider, shipped a car of cattle Sunday."
- 1929-09-20 Clinton, Ky.. F. B. Carney is buying stock in Clinton, Ky., this week
- 1929-10-18 St. Louis. Went to St. Louis Tuesday, where he shipped two cars of stock Quote: "F. B. Carney went to St. Louis Tuesday, where he shipped two cars of stock."
- 1929-12-13 Poplar Bluff. F. B. Carney was business visitor in Poplar Bluff, Monday Quote: "F. B. Carney was business visitor in Poplar Bluff, Monday."
- 1930 T26N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 17 - T26N R10E, section(s) 27. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Carney, F B — Page 17 - T26N R10E, sec 27"
- 1930-04-18 Farmington. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carney and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carney attended the funeral of a relative at Farmington Thursday Co-mentioned: Roy Carney. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carney and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carney attended the funeral of a relative at Farmington, Thursday."
- 1930-04-18 Renewal of subscription Quote: "Renewals: F. B. Carney, Lester Biladeau,"
- 1930-06-20 St. Louis. With son Roy Carney, business visitors in St. Louis Monday and Tuesday; shipped two carloads of cattle to the St. Louis market Sunday Co-mentioned: Roy Carney. Quote: "LOCAL NEWS"
- 1930-06-27 F. B. Carney, who has been confined to his bed for the past few days, is able to be out again
- 1930-08-08 Dexter. Elected director of the Dexter Savings & Loan Association for a three-year term at the annual meeting of the stockholders at Liberty Township Hall, Monday evening, Aug. 4 Quote: "Chas. Liles, S. T. Cannon and F. B. Carney were elected for a term of three years"
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. Grantee: all of lots 15 and 16 in block 4 of Staats addition to the City of Dexter, $1,000, from the Desmans and Mertie Lee Garner Co-mentioned: Martha Desman. Quote: "to F. B. Carney, all of lots 15 and 16 in block 4 of Staats addition"
- 1930-12-19 St. Louis. F. B. Carney went to St. Louis Monday night with a car load of cattle Quote: "F. B. Carney went to St. Louis Monday night with a car load of cattle."
- 1931-02-27 Dexter, Mo.. Renewed subscription to the Dexter Statesman. [With the Subscriber]
- 1931-07-17 Flint, Mich.. Cleon, Hubert and Carroll Dean Sills, of Flint, Mich., are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carney Co-mentioned: Cleon Sills; Hubert Sills; Carroll Dean Sills.
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