toner, james v
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Jas. V. Toner;Toner, James V.
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- life_events,name_index_clip_tables,residents_master,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield | Marble Hill; Bloomfield/Marble Hill; Bollinger County; Marble Hill; Marble Hill/Bloomfield
- First event date
- 1933-09-01
- Last event date
- 1933-09-01
Timeline — 4 events
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1933-09-01
Marble Hill; Bloomfield. co-mentioned (family-tagged) Co-mentioned: Arnold Puxico. Quote: "¥ Hill, Last Sunday"
illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1933-09-01 clip 88202737
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1933-09-01
BROTHER AND SISTER BURIED NEAR MARBLE HILL, LAST SUNDAY Jas. V. Toner, 31 years old, -a brother-in-law of Attorney Claude E. Arnold of Puxico, and the commercial teacher in the high school at Boonville, Mo., was buried Sunday morning at Mt. Zion cemetery, Bollinger County, at the same hour that fune…
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1933-09-01
Bloomfield/Marble Hill. Jas. V. Toner / direct source form same-clip newspaper expansion; source spelling retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred direct source form Co-mentioned: Francis Stone; Arnold Puxico; Attorney Claude; Buried Near Marble; Marble Hill. Quote: "Jas. V. Toner; Francis St…
work / employer / occupation / business_ad / hired / fired · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1933-09-01 clip 88202737
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2026-09-23
Bollinger County. 31, brother-in-law of Attorney Claude E. Arnold of Puxico; commercial teacher at Boonville high school; d. early Saturday morning in Southeast Missouri hospital at Cape Girardeau of peritonitis (operation delayed too long); was vacationing with his mother in Bollinger County; burie…
illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Unidentified newspaper clipping (family collection, Aj Jackson, received 2026-09-23) 2026-09-23 clip ajclip-20260923-06
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