mckinney, george
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Geo McKinney - Father (cert of Bertha May McKinney);Geo McKinney - Informant (cert of Berdie May McKinney);Geo McKinney - Spouse (cert of Berdie May McKinney);Geo. McKinney;Geo. McKinney - Informant (cert of Bertha May McKinney);Geo. McKinney - Spouse (cert of Ella V. McKinney);Geo. McKinney, Essex, Mo. - Informant (cert of Ella V. McKinney);George McKinney;McKinney, George
- Record count
- 26
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,court_cases,v2_names
- Places seen
- Allston; Essex; Essex Mo.; Essex,Mo.; Stoddard Co. / Missouri; Walnut Lane,Birds Point; Dexter; Essex; Essex,Mo.; Poplar Bluff
- First event date
- 1921-10-31
- Last event date
- 1941-02-26
Timeline — 17 events
- 1929-04-05 Poplar Bluff. Shopping in Poplar Bluff Saturday with Mrs. George McKinney and Dallas Grub and wife Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney and Dallas Grub and wife were shopping in Poplar Bluff, Saturday."
- 1929-04-05 Dexter. Mrs. George McKinney called on Mrs. Mary Markham Monday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mary Markham. Quote: "Mrs. George McKinney called on Mrs. Mary Markham Monday afternoon."
- 1929-04-12 Poplar Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. George McKinney and Dallas Grub and wife were shopping in Poplar Bluff Saturday (Walnut Lane Items) Co-mentioned: Dallas Grub.
- 1929-07-12 Essex, Mo.. Walnut Lane News: George McKinney purchased a Ford Saturday; seen driving toward Essex, Sunday afternoon Quote: "George McKinney purchased a Ford Saturday."
- 1929-08-02 Birds Point. George McKinney and family motored to Birds Point Sunday on a pleasure trip
- 1930-03-07 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and boys were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shae, who now live on Jim Hux's farm near Essex Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. Shae; Jim Hux.
- 1930-03-21 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and family were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Bill Joseph Co-mentioned: Bill Joseph. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and family were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Bill Joseph."
- 1930-03-28 Walnut Lane. See Paul Smith; visited Saturday Co-mentioned: Paul Smith. Quote: "the home of Geo. McKinney"
- 1930-04-18 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and boys were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Menely, near Huntsville Co-mentioned: Mary Menely.
- 1930-04-25 Essex. Geo. McKinney had been working at the home of Chas. M. Darby; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and family spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith in Essex Co-mentioned: Chas. M. Darby; Paul Smith. Quote: "Geo. McKinney has been busy this week working at the home of Chas. M. Darb…
- 1930-05-02 Allston. Geo. McKinney and his son Howard Thompson attended the big dinner at Allston school Friday Co-mentioned: Howard Thompson.
- 1930-05-30 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and boys attended church services at Essex Sunday night Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. McKinney. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and boys attended church services at Essex Sunday night."
- 1930-05-30 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and son, Howard, also Mrs. Josie Ward and children attended the Decoration Day services and ball game at Essex Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. McKinney; Howard McKinney; Mrs. Josie Ward. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and son, Howard, also Mrs. Josie Wa…
- 1930-06-20 Essex. George McKinney and family visited friends and relatives at Essex Co-mentioned: family. Quote: "George McKinney and family visited friends and relatives at Essex morning."
- 1930-07-04 Walnut Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney and boys visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shae Sunday afternoon; Mr. Shae is on the puny list Co-mentioned: Mrs. Geo. McKinney.
- 1930-07-11 Essex. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKinney visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford in Essex, Sunday Co-mentioned: Mr. Crawford; Mrs. Crawford; Mrs. Geo. McKinney. Quote: "attended church at Essex Sunday night"
- 1930-07-25 Essex. George McKinney has left our neighborhood; they moved to Essex last week Quote: "They moved to Essex last week."
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