cotton, h r
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- H. R. Cotton
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Richwood
- First event date
- 1916-09-22
- Last event date
- 1917-03-01
Timeline — 13 events
- 1915-02-24 Dexter. Mr. H. R. Cotton, of St. Louis, who bought the Hackracke farm in S. E. Newhouse, has moved on his place with his family; he will put his two children, a boy and girl, through Dexter High School [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Mrs. Cotton. Quote: "Mr. Colton is delighted with his purchase a…
- 1915-10-01 Richwood. H. R. Cotton and family were visitors at the home of G. W. Lawrence [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: G. W. Lawrence.
- 1915-11-26 Dexter. Prominent farmer near Dexter hosting his father Webster Cotton of Vevay, Ind., and his sister Mrs. Frank Walsh of Lapel, Ind., returning from relatives in New Orleans [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Webster Cotton; Mrs. Frank Walsh. Quote: "H. R. Cotton, a prominent farmer near town, has t…
- 1916-09-22 Dexter. H. R. Cotton sold Williams & Co. a half-Jersey calf, two months and 3 days old, which weighed 225 lbs. and brought $16.85 Co-mentioned: Williams & Co.. Quote: "weighing 225 lbs., and brought $16.85."
- 1916-11-03 Richwood. H. R. Cotton and family and Will Baker and family were visitors at the home of Tom Baker, Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Tom Baker.
- 1916-12-08 Richwood. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Cotton and children, Marium and Robert, Albert Urich and wife, Misses Madeline Harper and Vearl Hendry ate Thanksgiving dinner with the family of G. W. Lawrence (Richwood Items) Co-mentioned: G. W. Lawrence. Quote: "ate Thanksgiving dinner with the family of G. W. Lawren…
- 1917-02-02 Richwood. H. R. Cotton and family visited the family of G. W. Lawrence Sunday evening [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: G. W. Lawrence. Quote: "H. R. Cotton and family visited the family of G. W. Lawrence Sunday evening."
- 1917-03-01 Dexter. Lost pocketbook containing about $15 in Dexter the latter part of last week; finder liberally rewarded on returning it to H. R. Cotton or the Messenger office Quote: "Lost—Pocketbook containing about $15 in Dexter"
- 1917-03-02 Richwood. H. R. Cotton, wife and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Copeland Sunday evening Co-mentioned: Mrs. H. R. Cotton; Mr. and Mrs. Copeland. Quote: "H. R. Cotton, wife and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Copeland Sunday evening."
- 1917-03-16 Richwood. H. R. Cotton sold his farm and will move to St. Louis in about two weeks Quote: ""sold his farm and will move to St. Louis in about two weeks""
- 1917-03-16 Richwood. Will Baker and family, Tom Baker and family, and Edna and Ruth Ellen Lawrence visited the family of H. R. Cotton on Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Will Baker and family; Tom Baker and family; Edna Lawrence; Ruth Ellen Lawrence. Quote: ""Will Baker and family, Tom Baker and family and Edna…
- 1917-03-23 H. R. Cotton and family leaving for St. Louis this week, having sold their farm to J. H. Christenor of Kansas, who with his family will occupy it shortly Co-mentioned: J. H. Christenor. Quote: "H. R. Cotton and family leave for St. Louis this week. They have sold their farm to J. H. Christenor, of K…
- 1917-04-13 Dexter; St. Louis. Sold his farm near town and moved back to St. Louis. 'We regret to give up this good family.' Quote: "has sold his farm near town and moved back to St. Louis"
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