stevens, george
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- George Stevens;George Stevens - Father (cert of Nancy Margaret Eaton);Stevens, George;Geo Stevens - Father (cert of Rosetta Stevens);Geo. Stevens
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter,Mo.; Fairfield,Ill.; T23N R8&9E,Stoddard County,Missouri; T24N R9E,Missouri; Walnut; Walnut Lane,Dexter; Mich
- First event date
- 1914-06-03
- Last event date
- 1954-11-29
Timeline — 10 events
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1914-06-03
Dexter. Named for Associate Judge of the 2nd district on the Progressive Committee county ticket Quote: "The Progressive Committee which met at this place last Tuesday decided to place a full ticket in the field for county officers"
candidate announcement · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-03 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T033618.157618307Z
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1914-06-03
Named among the Progressives willing to run for Associate Judge of the 2nd district on the county ticket placed in the field by the Progressive committee; item reprinted from the Tribune Quote: "the following well known Progressives of the county suggested their willingness to run"
politics · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-03 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T033618
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1914-06-03
The Progressive Committee named Geo. Stevens, Associate Judge of the 2nd district, to their county ticket for the coming election Quote: "Associate Judge of the 2nd district Geo. Stevens"
politics · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-03 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T033600.639107252Z
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1920-03-12
Property one and one-half miles northeast burned down and was completely destroyed Wednesday while he was at Bloomfield (item partially cut) Quote: "George Stevens' ... burned down and completely destroyed"
accident · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-03-12 clip backlog-1911-20-090
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1920-03-12
Dexter. George Stevens' house, about one and one-half miles north (direction partially legible), burned down and was completely destroyed Wednesday while he was attending [court?] in Bloomfield Quote: ""George Stevens' ho... burned down and completely destroyed, Wednesday ... while he was attending…
fire · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-03-12 clip lane-B-925
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1920-11-12
Jerusalem. Geo. Stevens is hauling logs for Jim Hill Co-mentioned: Jim Hill.
news · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-11-12 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19201112-p6
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1929-04-05
Walnut. Elected school directors at the Walnut school election Tuesday: Mr. George Stevens and Mr. Claud Ward Co-mentioned: Claud Ward. Quote: "We had school election Tuesday at Walnut. Elected two directors, Mr. George Stevens and Mr. Claud Ward."
school · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-04-05 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290405-p5 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-04-05 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290405-p6
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1929-06-28
Walnut Lane. George Stevens baled hay for Mr. Charles Darby and Mr. Shay Co-mentioned: Mr. Charles Darby; Mr. Shay.
agriculture · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-06-28 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290628-p5
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1930
T23N R8&9E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 20 - T23N R8&9E, section(s) 15. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Stevens, George — Page 20 - T23N R8&9E, sec 15"
land · life_events|Plat Book of Stoddard County, Missouri (W.W. Hixson & Co., 1930) 1930 clip PLAT1930-3408 + life_events|Plat Book of Stoddard County, Missouri (W.W. Hixson & Co., 1930) 1930 clip PLAT1930-3407 + life_events|Plat Book of Stoddard County, Missouri (W.W. Hixson & Co., 1930) 1930 clip PLAT1930-3409
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1931-08-06
Dexter, Mo.. Yesterday George Stevens and Dr. E. C. Berzann of Piedmont were here; saw them on Stoddard street with Mrs. Homer Beall, Jr., and Mrs. L. B. VanCleve of Malden; Mrs. Beall is George Stevens' daughter, Mrs. VanCleve the late Atty. Orrin Munger's [daughter]; George's youngest son, George,…
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-08-06 clip ds-1931-08-07-p01
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