crumb
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Judge Crumb
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Shady Grove, Missouri; Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1874-02-28
- Last event date
- 1886-03-20
Timeline — 6 events
- 1874-02-28 Stoddard County, Missouri. A correspondent of the Bloomfield Reporter is 'very severe on Judge Crumb, alleging that the latter has been mixed up in some land transactions wherein Stoddard county was grievously swindled during the days of Radical rule.' Hon. D. S. Crumb, the Judge's son, in a communi…
- 1883-07-21 Shady Grove, Missouri. Delegates from Stoddard County to the Black River Missionary Baptist Association at Shady Grove church (Dunklin County) include Judge Crumb, Judge Owen, W. F. Ramsey and Rev. David Lewis Co-mentioned: Judge Owen. Quote: "among whom are Judge Crumb, Judge Owen and W. F. Ramsey,…
- 1884-11-29 Bloomfield. Judge Crumb prayed at the Thanksgiving services Co-mentioned: Rev. Crow. Quote: "and the prayers of Judge Crumb and Rev. Adams were especially appropriate."
- 1885-03-14 Bloomfield. An enjoyable sociable was had at the residence of Judge Crumb's in honor of S. H. Kelly, Mrs. Crumb's nephew, of Chicago; the Misses Annie and "Chic" Colbert did the honors of entertainers Co-mentioned: S. H. Kelly; Annie Colbert; "Chic" Colbert.
- 1885-07-18 The sociable given at Judge Crumb's Wednesday evening could not have been more enjoyable. There were about 24 young people in attendance and each and every one did their very best to make it pleasant for all
- 1886-03-20 Bloomfield. Judge Crumb was able to be out on the streets Wednesday, after being confined to his house, and a great deal of the time to his bed, for six or eight weeks; he is weak but much improved
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