coy, george
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Coy, George;George Coy;Geo. Coy
- Record count
- 27
- Sources
- census-1920,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter,MO; Dexter,Stoddard County,MO; Liberty; Paragould,Ark.,Bloomfield; Chicago; Dexter
- First event date
- 1911-01-11
- Last event date
- 1931-08-02
Timeline — 34 events
- 1911-01-11 Dexter. Acts as 'Straw Boss' pushing work on new band practice hall; members doing carpenter work themselves Quote: "The Dexter Band has been out several times on the streets recently, filling the air with music. The young men that compose this band are as follows: Curtis Wilkerson, leader" Quote: "…
- 1911-02-01 Dexter, Stoddard County, MO. Proprietor of George Coy's barber shop; H. H. Rice of Sikeston has accepted a position there Quote: "Mr. H. H. Rice of Sikeston has accepted a position in George Coy's barber shop"
- 1912-10-23 Dexter. Best apples, 2d place, at the Farmers' Day celebration in Dexter Quote: "A. G. Garner 1st, Geo. Coy 2d"
- 1912-10-23 Dexter. Won Best apples, 2d at the Dexter fair Quote: "Best apples, Geo. Coy 2d"
- 1914-02-25 The Central Barber Shop and City Barber Shop will combine March 1 in the Central's building; George Coy, Josh Hanks and Griff Stewart will make a four-chair shop, newly decorated pure white Co-mentioned: Josh Hanks; Griff Stewart. Quote: "The Central Barber Shop and City Barber shop will combine the…
- 1914-05-06 Dexter. Elected delegate to the General Assembly at Chicago by the Presbytery here; called an honor to Mr. Coy and Dexter Quote: "Geo. Coy was elected delegate to the General Assembly at Chicago by the Presbytery here."
- 1914-06-03 Chicago. Geo. Coy returned from Chicago yesterday, where he has been attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, to which he was elected as a delegate Quote: "Geo. Coy returned from Chicago yesterday, where he has been attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, to whic…
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. In 'Tales Told Around Town,' Griff Stewart tells of George Coy -- both work in the Central Barber shop -- who, in Chicago for ten days as a delegate to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church, asked a policeman 'How far is it to the postoffice, Mister?' and was told 'Ten miles north.…
- 1914-06-10 Dexter. Griff Stewart tells that George Coy, with whom he works in the Central Barber shop, was lately in Chicago for ten days as a delegate to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church Co-mentioned: Griff Stewart. Quote: "these two worthies work in the Central Barber shop and both are great f…
- 1915-01-20 Bloomfield. Was in Bloomfield on business last Thursday Quote: "Geo. Coy was in Bloomfield on business last Thursday."
- 1915-03-17 Dexter. Under Geo. Coy's superintendency the Presbyterian Sunday school has taken on new life, with increased attendance Quote: "Under the excellent superintendency of Geo. Coy the Presbyterian Sunday school has taken on new life."
- 1916-06-02 Dexter. After an illness of three weeks, was able to be back at business again at the Central Barber Shop [date from clip_id] Quote: "Geo. Coy, after an illness of three weeks, is able to be back at business again at the Central Barber Shop."
- 1924-02-08 Dexter. George Coy and Griff Stewart bought the Eclipse Shop barber shop from Carney & Minton on Monday, and invited friends old and new to call at their new place of business Co-mentioned: Griff Stewart. Quote: "Monday, the trade was closed whereby the famous tonsorial parlor known as the Eclipse S…
- 1924-04-18 Poplar Bluff. George Coy, moderator, Mrs. Minnie Walters and Mrs. Geo. W. Smith, delegates, attended the Iron Mountain Presbytery at Poplar Bluff Tuesday and Wednesday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Minnie Walters; Mrs. Geo. W. Smith. Quote: "attended the Iron Mountain Presbytery at Poplar Bluff Tuesday and Wed…
- 1924-06-06 Dexter. Griff Stewart and George Coy have redecorated the interior of their tonsorial parlor and put in bath tubs and shower baths, making it one of the best equipped in the county Co-mentioned: Griff Stewart.
- 1926-08-20 Drawn August 16 for the September term of the Circuit Court; Liberty Township; Juror Quote: "The County Court draws Petit Jury August 16th for the September term"
- 1927-10-14 Dexter. Tribe of Ben Hur meets at Odd Fellows Hall each first and third Tuesday at 7:30; George Coy chief, Allie Welborn scribe Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn.
- 1927-11-04 Dexter. George Coy, Chief, and Allie Welborn, Scribe, of the Tribe of Ben Hur, meeting at Odd Fellows Hall each first and third Tuesday night of each month at 7:30; visiting brethren invited Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn. Quote: "GEORGE COY, Chief."
- 1928-01-20 Dexter. Named in the Dexter lodge directory as Chief, Tribe of Ben Hur Co-mentioned: Tribe of Ben Hur.
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Chief, Tribe of Ben Hur, per the Dexter Directory lodge directory Quote: "George Coy"
- 1928-04-06 Dexter. George Coy is chief and Allie Welborn scribe of the Tribe of Ben Hur, meeting at Odd Fellows Hall the first and third Tuesday nights Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn. Quote: "TRIBE OF BEN HUR Meets at Odd Fellows Hall each first and third Tuesday night of each month at 7:30 o'clock. ... GEORGE CO…
- 1928-04-13 Dexter. Tribe of Ben Hur, meets at Odd Fellows Hall first and third Tuesday; George Coy, Chief Quote: "GEORGE COY, Chief"
- 1928-06-01 Dexter. George Coy listed as Chief of Tribe of Ben Hur, Dexter, in the lodge directory Co-mentioned: Tribe of Ben Hur. Quote: "DEXTER DIRECTORY LODGE DIRECTORY TRIBE OF BEN HUR GEORGE COY"
- 1928-12-21 Dexter. Tribe of Ben Hur: meets Odd Fellows Hall each first and third Tuesday night 7:30 p.m.; George Coy listed as Chief, Allie Welborn as Scribe Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn. Quote: "GEORGE COY, Chief."
- 1929-02-01 Dexter. Chief of the Tribe of Ben Hur, meeting first and third Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hall Quote: "GEORGE COY, Chief"
- 1929-02-08 Dexter. Chief of Tribe of Ben Hur; meets each first and third Tuesday evening 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall; visiting members welcomed; Allie Welborn, scribe Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn. Quote: "TRIBE OF BEN HUR"
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Tribe of Ben Hur meets at Odd Fellows Hall each first and third Tuesday night of each month at 7:30 o’clock; visiting brethren invited. George Coy, Chief; Allie Welborn, Scribe Co-mentioned: Allie Welborn. Quote: "Visiting brethren invited"
- 1929-05-31 Dexter. Renewed subscription to the Dexter Statesman Quote: "OUR SUBS"
- 1930-05-30 Dexter. Has quit shaving faces and cutting hair and has gone to saving lives and insuring them in the First National Life Company Co-mentioned: First National Life Company. Quote: "George Coy has quit shaving faces and cutting hair and has gone to saving lives and insuring them in the First National…
- 1930-12-19 Bloomfield. Geo. Coy was a business visitor in Bloomfield, Monday Quote: "Geo. Coy and J. E. Daugherty were business visitors in Bloomfield, Monday."
- 1931-01-21 Dexter, MO. Frank Hart, the proud grandfather, reported that the stork made a double visit at the home of George Coy and left a boy and a girl Co-mentioned: Frank Hart.
- 1931-08-02 Paragould, Ark.. "Pardon our oversight": the paper forgot to note the very complimentary remarks heard of the broadcasting of the quartette — George Coy, E. P. Curtis, Bill Midleton and Louie Ulen — from here over the Paragould, Ark., station the Sunday previously; "they can sing." Co-mentioned: E.…
- (undated) Dexter. If you see Geo. Coy wearing an extra large smile and murmuring 'goo-goo' now and then, you will know it's a fine baby girl that came to his home last Thursday week
- (undated) A Ranger bicycle was stolen Sunday night from the Presbyterian Church; Geo. Coy offered $5 reward for information leading to recovery Quote: "STOLEN--Sunday night from Presbyterian Church, brown and white Ranger Bicycle. $5 reward for information leading to recovery. GEO. COY"
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.