kruse, henry
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Henry Kruse; Henry Kruse - Father (cert of Benjamin F. Kruse); Kruse, Henry
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Missouri (city/state unclear); Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1916-11-10
- Last event date
- 1922-12-07
Timeline — 7 events
- 1916-11-10 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse, living 6 miles southeast of Dexter, gave a Hallowe'en party in honor of Miss Lucy Vaught on Tuesday night, October 31st; about thirty-five costumed guests had arrived by 8 p.m Quote: "about thirty-five witches, goblins and ghosts had arrived"
- 1917-01-25 Stoddard County. Notice to drainage contractors: A. C. Spiker, engineer of drainage district No. 35 of Stoddard county, Missouri, and Henry Kruse, et al., will on Wednesday, the 31st day of January, 1917, let the construction of the ditches of said drainage district. R. P. Jones, County Clerk Co-men…
- 1917-01-31 Bloomfield. Namesake of Drainage District No. 29 in Stoddard County, for which ditch construction contracts were let at public outcry Jan. 31, 1917 Co-mentioned: A. C. Spiker; R. F. Jones. Quote: "known as the Henry Kruse ... Drainage District"
- 1921-11-11 Liberty. Henry Kruse and wife were guests of Bill Mekam Sunday Co-mentioned: Bill Mekam.
- 1927-11-18 Sweet Prospect. Henry Kruse of Flint, Mich., was visiting friends and relatives in the Sweet Prospect community Quote: "Henry Kruse of Flint, Mich., visiting friends and relatives in our community at present"
- 1928-07-13 Flint. Troy Lee brought in a Statesman subscription for Henry Kruse of Flint, Michigan Co-mentioned: Troy Lee. Quote: "Troy Lee hands us the subscription of Henry Kruse, of Flint, Michigan."
- 1928-10-26 Sweet Prospect. Henry Kruse and daughter Elizabeth are visiting friends and relatives in the community and will return to their home in Michigan soon Co-mentioned: Elizabeth Kruse. Quote: "Henry Kruse and daughter, Elizabeth, are visiting friends and relatives in our community. They will return to t…
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