larsen, j c davis
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- J. C. Davis Larsen; Larsen, J. C. Davis
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter
- First event date
- 1929-12-13
- Last event date
- 1931-12-18
Timeline — 8 events
- 1924-12-12 Dexter. Two-year-old J. C. Davis Larsen dictated a Santa Claus letter, dated Dexter, Mo., December 9, 1924, asking for a little Xmas tree, a mamma's doll, a little car, some blocks and as many toys as can be brought Quote: "Your little friend, J. C. DAVIS LARSEN"
- 1926-12-17 Dexter. Master J. C. Davis Larsen asks Santa to bring his one-year-old little brother a mamma doll, one he can't break Quote: "My little brother is a year old, please bring him a mamma doll"
- 1928-12-14 J. C. Davis Larsen, a little boy 5-1/4 years old, wrote to Santa asking for a big watch that will run, blocks, story books, a locomotive and coal-tender, candy, apples and nuts Quote: "I'm a little boy 5 1-4 yrs. old"
- 1929-12-13 Dexter. Letter to Santa from J. C. Davis Larsen asking for a tractor and trailer, story book, house slippers, French harp, sand mill, nuts and can; don't forget cousin Norman Horton in St. Louis Co-mentioned: Norman Horton. Quote: "Don't for-get my little cousin Norman Horton in St. Louis."
- 1930-12-19 Dexter. J. C. Davis Larsen of Dexter, Mo., R. 2, nearly 8, asked Santa for a watch and chain, a good story book, the 4 bears, nuts and candy and any kind of toy Quote: "Dont Want Much Davis Tells Old Nick."
- 1931-12-18 Dexter. Wrote Santa asking for a big airplane 28 inches long, a foot ball, roman-candles, nuts and candy Quote: "Your little friend"
- 1931-12-18 Boy wrote Santa asking for a big 28-inch airplane, a football, nuts and candy Quote: "I want a big airplane 28 inches long"
- (undated) Rd. Dexter. Master J. C. Davis Larsen of Rd. Dexter (Dec. 14, 1925), almost 3, asked Santa for a little wheel barrow, a flash light, a teddy bear, a train and a little pistol, noting he has a tiny wee brother Quote: "A little wheel barrow, a flash light, a teddy bear, ... a train and a little pistol…
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