peters, l h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- L. H. Peters; L. H. Peters - Informant (cert of Wilhelmina M. Peters); Peters, L. H.
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,name_index_clip_tables,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter → Pontiac MI; Indiana; Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1928-09-28
- Last event date
- 1931-02-09
Timeline — 6 events
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1928-09-28
Dexter. parent/child / same-household Co-mentioned: (unnamed) mother [=Minna]. Quote: "L. H. Peters and mother"
visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1928-09-28 clip 88017697
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1929-05-17
L. H. Peters was called to Pontiac, Michigan, by the death of his nephew, Charles V. Kinser, aged 5, who died of pneumonia.
death · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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1929-05-17
Dexter → Pontiac MI. uncle/nephew (funeral call) Co-mentioned: Charles V. Kinser. Quote: "called to Pontiac, Michigan, by the death of his nephew, Charles V. Kinser, aged 5"
illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-05-17 clip 88016837
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1930-11-22
Demand against the estate of Wilhelmine (Minnie) Peters, total $638.11, affidavit sworn Nov 22, 1930: includes $394.00 C. O. Biggs funeral expenses (10/3/1928), $45.00 monument paid Charlie Smith, $73.59 Dr. Brandon, $60.90 insurance, $15.52 lumber repairs, $12.60 taxes, $10.00 Dr. J. P. Brandon, $1…
claim filed · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1930-11-22 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-minnie-1930-p11
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1931-02-09
Stoddard County, Missouri. Administrator's report of private sale of real estate, sworn Feb 9, 1931 (filed and approved March 9, 1931): L. H. Peters complied with the sale terms and paid "Five Hundred eleven, that is applied on his judgment, in cash"; real estate "sold for not less than three-fourth…
real estate sale · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1931-02-09 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-minnie-1930-p13
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1931-11-12
Mr. L. H. Peters received word the first of the week that his sister Mrs. A. N. Westby of Chicago is seriously ill in a hospital there. (Dexter Messenger)
item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
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