covington, john
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Covington, John;John Covington;John Covington - Informant (cert of J. W. Covington);Jno. Covington
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- census-1900,court_cases,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Duck Creek; Ill.,Bloomfield
- First event date
- 1900
- Last event date
- 6 Aug 1934
Timeline — 7 events
- 1914-11-11 Bloomfield. Jno. Covington, a good farmer about three miles south of town on the Dexter pike, was in Bloomfield on Wednesday (via Bloomfield Vindicator) Quote: "Jno. Covington, a good farmer about three miles south of town, on the Dexter pike, was here on Wednesday."
- 1915-04-14 Bloomfield. Of south of Bloomfield; was there Wednesday on business Quote: "John Covington, of south of this city, was here Wednesday on business."
- 1921-04-15 Miss Ruth and Mr. John Covington, who have been representing a law [firm] for the past several months, [planned?] to spend a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. [?] - item cut off by the breadcrumb bar Co-mentioned: Ruth Covington; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. [?]. Quote: "Miss Ruth and Mr. John C…
- 1924-07-25 St. Louis. Mr. John Covington was taken to St. Louis to the hospital for treatment, last night. We trust he will recover soon
- 1926-01-29 Dexter. Thanks to John Covington for his renewal; the paper notes the family are among the charter members of The Statesman Quote: "This fine family are among the charter members of The Statesman"
- 1928-11-16 Drawn as a petit juror or alternate to serve at the December term of Stoddard County Circuit Court, to begin the 3rd day of December; Castor Township Quote: "Following are names drawn as Petit Jurors and Alternates to serve at the next term of the Stoddard County Circuit Court, to begin the 3rd day…
- 1930-02-21 Dexter. John Covington and Miss Louise, his sister, were here Monday Co-mentioned: Miss Louise. Quote: "John Covington and Miss Louise, his sister, were here Monday."
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