smith, j h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- J H Smith; J. H. Smith; J. H. Smith - Father (cert of Cletus Smith); J. H. Smith - Informant (cert of Catherine V. Clark); J. H. Smith - Spouse (cert of Sarah C. Smith); J.H. Smith; Smith, J H; Smith, J. H.
- Record count
- 19
- Sources
- census-1900,court_cases,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bernie Missouri; Dexter; Ezell; Liberty; Mo.(?) (uncertain); Route 4; South Stoddard County; T25N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T28N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; unknown
- First event date
- 15-Mar-26
- Last event date
- 1940-10-04
Timeline — 23 events
- 1914-06-17 Dexter. J. H. Smith, one of the best farmers in South Stoddard County, was in Dexter Friday trading Quote: "J. H. Smith, one of the best farmers in South Stoddard County, was here Friday trading."
- 1915-02-24 Dexter. J. H. Smith, a hustling farmer from out on route 4, was in town Monday, shopping [date from clip_id] Quote: "J. H. Smith, a hustling farmer from out on route 4, was in town Monday, shopping."
- 1916-07-21 Route 4. J. H. Smith, described as a fine farmer and friend of man, was here Saturday from out on Route 4 Quote: "J. H. Smith, that fine farmer and friend of man, was here Saturday from out on Route 4."
- 1920-06-04 Dexter, MO. J. H. Smith, one of the Statesman's valued subscribers, visited the Statesman office last Saturday; noted as cheerful and hopeful, looking for good crops with good prices this year Quote: ""A man like J. H. is a good asset to any community""
- 1925-03-06 Dexter. J. H. Smith called Saturday to check his subscription standing; he was paid up to next December Quote: "Our old friend, J. H. Smith, called last Saturday to see how he stood on the sub list. He was paid up to next December"
- 1926-01-15 Dexter. J. H. Smith, Snowden Bailey and Chas. O. Stephens were three substantial farmers in town yesterday Co-mentioned: Snowden Bailey / Chas. O. Stephens.
- 1926-01-15 Dexter. Old stand-by; came in without being called and set his subscription up another year Quote: "came in without being called and set theirs up another year"
- 1927-03-04 Dexter. J. H. Smith was seen in town Saturday, wearing a cheerful smile Quote: "Saw that grand old man, J. H. Smith, in town Saturday."
- 1927-04-22 Board of Equalization proceedings entry (township not stated on this page (continued from last week)): 40a SE SE 2-28-10; assessor $2000, board $2400 Quote: "40a NE NE 11-28-10"
- 1927-12-16 Dexter. J. H. Smith of rural route three observed his 79th or 80th anniversary last Sunday; about 35 or 40 of his neighbors came to his home with baskets full of edibles Quote: "we think his initials stand for Just Happy Smith."
- 1928-06-22 Dexter. J. H. Smith offers an 80-acre farm 1-1/2 miles of Dexter with good 4-room house, barn and two wells; terms on premises Quote: "FOR SALE-80 acre farm, 1-1/2 miles of Dexter, good 4-room house, barn and two wells."
- 1928-06-22 Dexter. J. H. Smith, a farmer who is still going strong and a regular worker on his place, called at the Statesman office the past week Quote: "We enjoyed a call from our good friend, J. H. Smith, the past week. He is seventy-six years old and is still going strong."
- 1928-06-29 Dexter. For sale: 80-acre farm 1-1/2 miles of Dexter with a good 4-room house, barn and two cisterns; see J. H. Smith on the premises Quote: "FOR SALE—80 acre farm, 1-1/2 miles of Dexter, good 4-room house, barn and two cisterns. See J. H. SMITH, on premises."
- 1928-08-31 near Dexter (Albert Cope's place). J. H. Smith, a well-known farmer living near town who is quite deaf, left the road in the dark while driving home from Dexter and wandered onto the Cotton Belt tracks near Albert Cope's place on the old road south of town; the train due at 12:45 a.m. hit the outfit…
- 1928-12-14 Dexter. J. H. Smith of Route Three renewed his subscription ahead to January 1, 1930, and reported having just paid his taxes Quote: "set his sub ahead to January 1, 1930"
- 1929-11-29 Dexter. partial-page screenshot; J. H. Smith, described as 'that fine farmer subscriber of ours that doesn't know how to be blue,' was in town Monday Quote: "Town Talk"
- 1929-12-13 J. H. Smith, pioneer citizen and fine farmer of Route Three, visited the office and gave a short description of his start and course here as a farmer Quote: "That pioneer citizen and fine farmer, J. H. Smith, of Route Three"
- 1930 T28N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 19 - T28N R10E, section(s) 2, 11. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Smith, J H — Page 19 - T28N R10E, sec 2, 11"
- 1930-01-03 called at the Statesman office from his routes, exchanging New Year greetings with the paper Quote: "Our kid friend, J. H. Smith, was in off the routes yesterday and hailed us with 'Happy New Year.' We fired the like back at him."
- 1930-01-03 Dexter. Called at the Statesman office with a New Year greeting Quote: "hailed us with "Happy New Year""
- 1930-09-05 Ezell. Mrs. J. H. Smith called on Mrs. E. L. Brown, Monday afternoon Co-mentioned: E. L. Brown (Mrs.).
- 1930-11-21 Dexter. Was in town last week's end and gave the editor one of his rousing warm hand shakes Quote: "Our good friend, J. H. Smith, was in town last week's end"
- 1930-12-12 Dexter. Subscription renewal, Dexter rural routes (renewal list of 27) Quote: "we received renewals from the following old subscribers"
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.