cryts, george
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Cryts, George;George Cryts;Geo Cryts;Geo Cryts - Informant (cert of John J Cryts);Geo. Cryts
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names,death_certs
- Places seen
- Dexter,Dexter; Sikeston; Stoddard Co
- First event date
- 1885-05-23
- Last event date
- 1930-05-30
Timeline — 10 events
- 1885-05-23 Sikeston. Geo. Cryts is now working at Sikeston Quote: "Geo. Cryts is now working at Sikeston."
- 1885-06-06 Sikeston; Dexter. was up from Sikeston Sunday
- 1911-09-13 Dexter. Dexter resident George Cryts, who runs on the "Cat" road, told of frogging at Bird's Point last week: dressing a bull frog he found a water moccasin about a foot long inside it Quote: ""Sallie, please pass the salt. George is perfectly honest, but he runs into Cairo every day.""
- 1911-10-04 Dexter. The editor was indebted to George Cryts for four squirrels; George went hunting this week and brought in twenty-nine squirrels, a coon and a woodpecker (the woodpecker he ate himself) Quote: "The editor is indebted to George Cryts for four squirrels."
- 1915-09-10 Dexter. Geo Cryts returned last Saturday from San Francisco, where he had been attending the fairs Quote: "Geo Cryts returned last Saturday from San Francisco, where he has been attending the Fairs"
- 1920-09-03 George Cryts is here this week from the Bluff, called by the illness of his relative, Mrs. Lola Herrell Co-mentioned: Mrs. Lola Herrell.
- 1924-10-10 Dexter. Local item: George Cryts, the popular brakeman on the Sunshine Limited, is here this week enjoying his vacation
- 1928-07-20 Dexter. George Cryts, of Poplar Bluff, was here yesterday visiting relatives and friends
- 1928-10-26 Dexter. George Cryts of Poplar Bluff was a Dexter visitor Tuesday; he now has every third day off his train duties and his visits are always welcome Quote: "George Cryts, of Poplar Bluff, was a Dexter visitor Tuesday."
- 1930-05-30 Dexter. Renewed his subscription June first and his check came with it; noted for promptness — 'can't beat that George boy for promptness.' Quote: "June first George Cryts' subscribes and June first we got his check"
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