corlew, hester
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Corlew, Hester; Hester Corlew
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dennington; Dexter; Dexter, Mo.; Pleasant Valley, Mo.; Sikeston; Vinson, Mo.
- First event date
- 1917-04-19
- Last event date
- 1931-08-01
Timeline — 12 events
- 1917-04-19 Vinson, Mo.. Miss Hester Corlew is visiting relatives at Vinson
- 1924-12-05 Dexter. A cow stepped on or otherwise hurt Hester Corlew's ankle, causing her to be a cripple for a while Quote: "hurt Hester Corlew's ankle causing her to be a cripple awhile"
- 1926-10-22 Dexter. Miss Hester and Russell Corlew are now living at Dexter (context cut off) Co-mentioned: Russell Corlew.
- 1927-04-08 Essex. Hester Corlew visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Crutcher at Essex, Sunday Co-mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. John Crutcher.
- 1929-05-24 Dennington. Hester Corlew is visiting at Sikeston Quote: "Miss Hester Corlew is visiting at Sikeston."
- 1930-02-14 Dexter. Hester and Russell Corlew were Dexter visitors Saturday afternoon Co-mentioned: Russell Corlew. Quote: "Hester and Russell Corlew were Dexter visitors Saturday afternoon."
- 1930-02-28 Sikeston. Mrs. Corlew, Hester and Russell Corlew were Sikeston visitors Monday; went to see Mr. Frank Corlew, who has been sick of dropsy for some time; he is reported better Co-mentioned: Russell Corlew; Frank Corlew.
- 1930-09-26 Bloomfield. Miss Hester Corlew was a business caller in Bloomfield, Saturday
- 1930-11-07 Miss Hester Corlew called on Mrs. Fred Grim, Monday morning Co-mentioned: Mrs. Fred Grim.
- 1931-07-14 Dexter, Mo.. Hester Corlew was a business visitor at Dexter Tuesday
- 1931-08-01 Pleasant Valley, Mo.. Pleasant Valley: the Misses Crutchers from Essex were visitors part of last week with Hester Corlew Quote: ""were visitors part of last week with Hester Corlew""
- (undated) Dexter. Hester and Russell Corlew spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks; Mrs. Corlew returned to Dexter with them for a few days' visit Co-mentioned: Russell Corlew.
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