ross, jesse
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Jesse Ross; Ross, Jesse
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter, Mo.; Pleasant Valley; Stoddard County; near Mound City, Illinois
- First event date
- 1917-04-19
- Last event date
- 25 Apr 1906
Timeline — 36 events
- 1917-04-19 Dexter, Mo.. The family of Jesse Ross are sick with measles this week
- 1924-03-14 Dexter. Jesse Ross advertises two horses, 5 and 6 years old, for sale, 4 miles northeast of Dexter, phone 912F13 Quote: "FOR SALE—Two horses, 5 and 6 years old. See JESSE ROSS, 4 miles N. E. of Dexter, or phone 912F13, Dexter, Mo."
- 1924-08-01 Pleasant Valley. Jesse Ross and family were visitors at the home of E. H. Ross on Sunday Co-mentioned: E. H. Ross. Quote: "Visitors at the home of E. H. Ross Sunday, were P. C. Smith and family of near Bloomfield, Jesse Ross and family."
- 1924-09-26 Dexter. Mrs. Millison and children and Mrs. Walter Reed were visitors at the home of Jesse Ross Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Millison; Mrs. Walter Reed.
- 1925-04-24 Idalia. Jesse Ross and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bridges of near Idalia Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges.
- 1925-10-16 Bluebell. Quite a number of farmers shipped veal calves and larger calves last Wednesday; Jesse Ross received $25 for one, Clarence Corlew $22, a fair price; their shipping agent, Mr. Junk, is doing the best possible for them Co-mentioned: Clarence Corlew; Mr. Junk.
- 1925-12-04 Dexter. Sunday visitors at the home of Jesse Ross were Mrs. O'Dell, Bill and Warren Shobe, and Max and Melvin Wamble; the boys came to play with Glenn and Orville, putting six small boys in a bunch for a good old time Co-mentioned: T. J. Vaughn; Mrs. O'Dell. Quote: "Among the Monday visitors at Dext…
- 1926-01-15 Pleasant Valley. Badly hurt by falling from a log while cutting wood last Wednesday; reported as better now, with hopes he will soon be all right again Quote: "Jesse Ross, who was badly hurt by falling from a log while cutting wood"
- 1926-02-19 Bluebell. Mrs. Jesse Ross, who has been sick for several weeks, is reported some better now Quote: "Mrs. Jesse Ross, who has been sick for several weeks is reported some better now."
- 1926-04-09 Pleasant Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bridges and baby spent Sunday at the home of Jesse Ross Co-mentioned: Mr. Glen Bridges.
- 1926-04-30 Pleasant Valley. He and his children, with Fred Grim and wife and A. J. Eskew and family, were Sunday visitors at Wm. Martin's
- 1926-05-28 Idalia. Jesse Ross and children spent last Sunday at Glen Bridges, near Idalia
- 1926-11-19 Signed a 'No Hunting' notice warning the public that no hunting is allowed on their farm without permission of the owner; names carried with the notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Quote: "We, the undersigned, hereby warn the public that no hunting will be allowed on our farms without permission of…
- 1926-12-03 Co-signer of the no-hunting notice warning the public that no hunting will be allowed on their farms without permission of the owner, and all violating this warning will be prosecuted; property owners may have their names carried with this notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Co-mentioned: co-signer…
- 1926-12-31 No-hunting notice: the undersigned warn the public that no hunting will be allowed on their farms without permission of the owner, and all violating this warning will be prosecuted; property owners may have their names carried with this notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Quote: "NO HUNTING NOTICE…
- 1927-03-11 Pleasant Valley. Jesse Ross and children Gladys and Marvin spent Monday at the home of A. J. Eskew Co-mentioned: Gladys Ross; Marvin Ross; A. J. Eskew.
- 1928-02-10 Dexter, Mo.. Jesse Ross and his family attended the show at Dexter on Friday night Quote: ""Jesse Ross and his family attended the show at Dexter Friday night""
- 1928-05-11 Pleasant Valley. Glen Bridges and family and Harry Terbrake and family were week end visitors at the home of Jesse Ross Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges; Harry Terbrake.
- 1928-09-28 Jesse Ross and Mrs. Pearlie McClard were married last Tuesday, per the Pleasant Valley column Co-mentioned: Pearlie McClard. Quote: ""Jesse Ross and Mrs. Pearlie McClard were married last Tuesday.""
- 1928-12-07 Jesse Ross had a regular 'hog killing' at his home Monday, four hogs weighing about 1200 lbs.: 'No danger of starvation here for a while.' Quote: "'hog killing' ... four hogs weighing about 1200 lbs"
- 1929-02-08 Pleasant Valley. Hosted Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bridges as weekend visitors Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bridges were week end visitors at the home of Jesse Ross"
- 1929-03-15 Harry Terbrake and family, Mrs. Glen Bridges and children were visitors at the home of Jesse Ross last Sunday Co-mentioned: Harry Terbrake; Mrs. Glen Bridges. Quote: ""Harry Terbrake and family, Mrs. Glen Bridges and children were visitors at the home of Jesse Ross last Sunday""
- 1929-04-12 Pleasant Valley. Jesse Ross and family visited the family of Glen Bridges, Sunday Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges.
- 1929-07-26 Pleasant Valley. Jesse Ross and wife spent Sunday with Glen Bridges and family; returned home with them and spent a few days at the Ross home Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges.
- 1929-10-18 near Mound City, Illinois. Pleasant Valley Items: Jesse Ross and family visited Glen Bridges and family near Mound City, Ill., last Saturday and Sunday; Glen is farming there this fall. Partial-page screenshot Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges. Quote: "Jesse Ross and family visited Glen Bridges and family…
- 1930-01-17 Stoddard County. Petit jury certificate No. 0755: April 1929 term, 1 day, 5 miles, $3.50 Quote: "Jesse Ross, April 1929 term petit jury"
- 1930-01-17 Stoddard County. Petit jury certificate, April 1929 term: 1 day(s), 15 miles, $3.50 (1929 county financial statement) Quote: "Abstract of petit jury certificates"
- 1930-08-15 Pleasant Valley. host to Glen Bridges and family and Harry Terbrake and family Co-mentioned: Glen Bridges; Harry Terbrake. Quote: "were visitors at the home of Jesse Ross"
- 1930-10-24 Pleasant Valley. Has been on the sick list a few days, but is better now Quote: "has been on the sick list a few days, but is better now."
- 1931-09-11 Bloomfield. Jesse Ross and wife and Paul Ross and wife were Bloomfield visitors Tuesday Co-mentioned: Paul Ross.
- 1931-12-18 Pleasant Valley. Visitors at the home of Jesse Ross Sunday were Rev. J. M. Triplett and wife and Mrs. Walter Martin and children Co-mentioned: Rev. J. M. Triplett. Quote: "Visitors at the home of Jesse Ross Sunday were Rev. J. M. Triplett and wife, Mrs. Walter Martin and children"
- (undated) Jesse Ross, wife and little son Marvin visited the family of Noble Hughes last Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Jesse Ross; Marvin Ross; Noble Hughes. Quote: "Jesse Ross, wife and little son Marvin visited the family of Noble Hughes, last Sunday."
- (undated) Pleasant Valley. Jesse Ross and family visited at the home of Ed Triplett on Sunday Co-mentioned: Ed Triplett. Quote: "Jesse Ross and family, and others visited at the home of Ed Triplett, Sunday."
- (undated) Visitors at the home of Jesse Ross last week were Harry Terbrake of St. Louis, Mrs. Frances Freeman and her grandson West Freeman of Herrin, Ill., and Noble Hughes and family, who were Sunday visitors Co-mentioned: Harry Terbrake. Quote: "Visitors at the home of Jesse Ross last week, were Harry Terb…
- (undated) Essex. E. H. Ross and Mrs. Jesse Ross were Essex visitors Monday. Jesse Ross is greatly improved over his injuries of last week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Jesse Ross. Quote: "is greatly improved over his injuries of last week."
- (undated) Jesse Ross hosted Harry Terbrake of Cairo, Ill., Sunday and Sunday night Co-mentioned: Harry Terbrake. Quote: "visited at the home of Jesse Ross"
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.