waterbury, g f
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- G. F. Waterbury; Waterbury, G. F.
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Annapolis; Des Arc; Dexter
- First event date
- 1913-02-12
- Last event date
- 1930-04-18
Timeline — 9 events
- 1913-02-12 Jno. T. Ward and wife of Mathews, Mo., were guests of Mrs. Ward's father G. F. Waterbury; item cut off at right edge Co-mentioned: Jno. T. Ward. Quote: "Jno. T. Ward and wife, of Mathews Mo., are guests of Mrs. Ward's father G. F. Waterbury."
- 1913-09-10 Des Arc. G. F. Waterbury and family left last Saturday for Des Arc, Missouri, to make their home there, leaving behind many friends who regret their departure Quote: "G. F. Waterbury and family left last Saturday for Des Arc, Mo., to make their home."
- 1915-11-05 Annapolis. G. F. Waterbury writes he has moved their mill from Des Arc to Annapolis, Mo., where they are nicely located; the mill has 2000 handles a day capacity and orders sufficient to keep them busy for sometime
- 1918-04-19 Leedsville, Mo.. Renewal of Dexter Statesman subscription ('Still We Grow')
- 1928-09-21 Dexter. G. F. Waterbury has been quite ill of malarial fever, but is improving
- 1929-07-12 Dexter. Card of thanks: 'We desire to thank our friends and neighbors for their exceptional kindness shown to her and us during the last illness, resulting in the death of Mrs. G. F. Waterbury, and we also want to thank them for the many beautiful floral offerings. G. F. Waterbury and Family.' Quote…
- 1930-04-18 Mr. G. F. Waterbury was here this week conducting a sale of his household goods Quote: "Mr. G. F. Waterbury was here this week conducting a sale of his household goods."
- (undated) Dexter. M. C. Waterbury and family, of Mound City, Ill., were guests of G. F. Waterbury and family Easter Sunday Co-mentioned: M. C. Waterbury.
- (undated) Dexter. G. F. Waterbury ambled in Saturday, with $1.50 in his fist and took another annual trip with us. He is as regular as chills in Arkansas
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