williams, lee
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Lee Williams; Lee Williams - Father (cert of Lee A. Williams); Williams, Lee
- Record count
- 125
- Sources
- bio_douglass_1912,census-1900,census-1920,census-1930,court_cases,death_certs,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,marriage_index,marriage_reg_1891_1895,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Cairo; Dexter; Dexter, MO; Dexter, Missouri; Doniphan; Dudley; Essex; Hunterville; Kuttawa; Kuttawa, Kentucky; Kuttawa, Ky.; Liberty; Liberty Township; Mammoth Spring, Ark.; Marmorth Springs, Ark.; Pike Township; Pleasant Valley; Poplar Bluff; Sikeston; St. Louis; St. Louis, Mo.; Stoddard; Stoddard County; Stoddard County MO; Stoddard county; T25N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri; T25N R11E, Stoddard County, Missouri
- First event date
- 1-Apr-27
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 124 events
- 1866-05-13 Born, per biography.
- 1910-04-27 Dexter, MO. Butcher; select home-grown inspected stock Quote: "Lee Williams, BUTCHER"
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Finance committee. Chairman: Sam Ulen. Fellow members: J. H. Cummings, A. H. Carter, T. E. Hubbard, W. E. Reel, Lee Williams, D. E. Grojean Quote: "Finance: Sam Ulen, chairman, J. H. Cummings, A. H. Carter, T. E. Hubb…
- 1911-02-08 Dexter. Committees for the S. E. Missouri Drummers' Meet, Dexter, May 26-27, 1911. Athletics committee. Chairman: Sam Ulen. Fellow members: Wm. Miller, Ira White, Ernest Leming, Lee Williams, Billy Buckley, Will Dougherty, C. C. Suggs, William Thompson Quote: "Athletics: Sam Ulen, chairman, Wm. Mill…
- 1911-08-16 Kuttawa. Lee and Sam Williams and their families returned Sunday night from a ten days visit to friends in Kuttawa; ask the girls about the elephant robbing the house where they visited Co-mentioned: Sam Williams. Quote: ""Ask the girls about the elephant robbing the house where they visited.""
- 1912-10-16 Mammoth Spring, Ark.. Lee Williams and Wm. Miller went to Mammoth Spring, Ark., Monday to buy cattle Co-mentioned: Wm. Miller. Quote: "went to Mammoth Spring, Ark., to buy cattle Monday"
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Lee Williams and David E. Grojean raised the funds for the rebuilt Dexter Methodist church, dedicated free of debt last Sunday Co-mentioned: David E. Grojean. Quote: "Lee Williams and David E. Grojean were given the delightful pastime of raising the funds"
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. With David E. Grojean was given the delightful pastime of raising the funds to replace the burned Dexter Methodist church and stayed ubiquitous and irrepressible until the job was financed Co-mentioned: David E. Grojean. Quote: "Lee Williams and David E. Grojean were given the delightful pas…
- 1913-06-25 Dexter. Meat market advertises under the heading "LET US MEAT YOU": Good Smoked Bacon 16c, Good Smoked Meat 12½c, Home Made Lard 12½c, and Fresh White River Fish every Friday and Saturday Co-mentioned: Lee Williams & Co..
- 1913-06-25 Lee Williams & Co. advertises good smoked bacon 16c English cure or country style, good smoked meat 12 1/2c, home made lard 12 1/2c, and fresh White River fish every Friday and Saturday Quote: "LEE WILLIAMS & CO."
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. Advertised his meat market under the heading LET US MEAT YOU, with smoked hams at 19c and breakfast bacon at 18c, plus fresh White River fish every Friday and Saturday
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. Lee Williams & Co. ran a meat market ad ("LET US MEAT YOU") advertising smoked hams 19c, breakfast bacon 18c, good smoked bacon 16c, fresh White River fish Fridays and Saturdays Quote: "LEE WILLIAMS & CO."
- 1913-07-02 Dexter. Elected church trustee of the Dexter Station Methodist church for the conference year beginning about October 1 Quote: "The following are church trustees: ... Lee Williams"
- 1913-10-15 Dexter. Lee Williams sold cattle to Wm. Sikes of Sikeston, who is loading them in Dexter today Co-mentioned: Wm. Sikes. Quote: "the cattle he recently bought of Lee Williams"
- 1914-01-14 Dexter. Elected director of the Citizens Bank at the stockholders' meeting held Monday Quote: "C. M. Hall, A. E. Disher, Lee Williams, G. W. Grant, A. H. Carter, Sam Ulen and J. I. Moore were elected directors."
- 1914-03-25 Dexter. Lee Williams of Dexter, a prominent farmer and stockman owning good city property, was in Sikeston Thursday to attend Sikes Bros.' sale of fine Duroc-Jersey sows and renewed his Herald subscription Quote: "one of Stoddard county's most prominent citizens, a farmer, stockman and owner of some…
- 1914-04-01 Dexter. Lee Williams was elected a director of the reorganized Citizen Bank of Dexter Co-mentioned: Citizen Bank of Dexter. Quote: "The new directors are: A. H. Carter, Sam Ulen, Lee Williams, A. E. Disher, Geo. Grant, F. M. Norman, L. H. Culberson, C. M. Hall, and Webb Watkins."
- 1914-04-08 Lee Williams & Co. shipped a car of cattle to St. Louis last week Co-mentioned: Wm. Miller.
- 1914-05-06 Essex. Lee Williams and "Fatty" Carney of Dexter were transacting business in Essex Saturday Co-mentioned: "Fatty" Carney. Quote: "Lee Williams and "Fatty" Carney, of Dexter, were transacting business in Essex Saturday"
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Lee Williams, a prominent Stoddard county shipper, sold 42 head of steers averaging 563 pounds at $8.00 per cwt to Parrish of Southern Illinois, per the Daily National Live Stock Reporter Co-mentioned: Parrish. Quote: "Lee Williams, a prominent Stoddard county, Mo., shipper was in again toda…
- 1914-06-03 Dexter. Shipped 1 car of cattle from Dexter the Sunday before last Quote: "Lee Williams shipped 2 cars of cattle" Quote: "and Lee Williams 1 car of cattle"
- 1914-06-03 St. Louis. Was in St. Louis with stock last Sunday, with Sam Ulen Co-mentioned: Sam Ulen. Quote: "Messers Sam Ulen and Lee Williams were in St. Louis with stock, last Sunday."
- 1914-08-05 Dexter. Attended the Miller land sale Monday and heard Bob Ward speak; described as a prominent business man of Dexter Co-mentioned: Bob Ward. Quote: "attended the Miller land sale Monday and heard Bob Ward speak"
- 1914-08-12 Kuttawa, Ky.. Lee Williams left Thursday for Kuttawa, Ky., to visit relatives and friends, returning with Mrs. Williams and the children this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. Williams; children. Quote: "Lee Williams left Thursday for Kuttawa, Ky., where he will visit relatives and friends"
- 1914-09-30 Sikeston. Lee Williams and children took in the Tri-County fair at Sikeston last Saturday
- 1914-11-11 Dexter. Is host to John Boughter, of Marshall, Mo., as his guest Co-mentioned: John Boughter. Quote: "is the guest of Lee Williams"
- 1915-01-06 Dexter. Lee Williams and Co. shipped a car load of hogs to St. Louis last Sunday
- 1915-04-21 Sikeston. Lee Williams and F. B. Carney were in Sikeston, yesterday, buying stock [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: F. B. Carney.
- 1915-06-04 Doniphan. Lee Williams was in Doniphan on business last week and reports Current river out over the low lands Quote: "Lee Williams was in Doniphan on business last week. He reports Current river out over the low lands."
- 1915-07-02 Dexter. Lee Williams averaged 30 bushels of wheat to the acre on his 375-acre farm near Dexter, not counting land taken up by lots, gardens, yards and orchards Quote: "On his 375-acre farm near here Lee Williams averaged 30 bushels to the acre"
- 1915-07-16 Dexter. Lee Williams shipped his wheat crop of 10,800 bushels to St. Louis last week at one dollar, twenty and one-half cents a bushel -- $13,500
- 1915-08-06 Stoddard county. This week's Missouri Ruralist of Kansas City has an illustrated write-up of Mahoney and Stoddard county; last issue it wrote up Lee Williams and others of the big farmers, and the Statesman will soon reproduce the write-ups [date from clip_id] Quote: "Lee Williams and others of our…
- 1915-08-27 Kuttawa. Lee Williams and family returned this week from an extended visit to relatives and friends in Kuttawa, Ky Quote: "attending the camp meeting which is held there annually" Quote: "returned this week from an extended visit to relatives and friends in Kuttawa, Ky."
- 1915-09-10 Dexter. In a card of thanks dated Dexter, Mo., Sept. 5, 1915, Lee Williams, B. Tatum, Charles Ardinger and other citizens of Dexter and community were thanked for financial help and material comforts, including the tender of a shaded tract of land for the tri-state camp-meeting of the Assemblies of…
- 1915-09-17 Dexter. Lee Williams and his little son A. Jr. returned Thursday from St. Louis Co-mentioned: A. Jr. Williams. Quote: ""Lee Williams and his little son, A. Jr. returned Thursday from St. Louis.""
- 1916-05-05 St. Louis. Took a car of cattle to St. Louis the first of the week [date from clip_id] Quote: "Lee Williams took a car of cattle to St. Louis the first of the week."
- 1916-05-12 Dexter. Lee Williams shipped two loads of cattle from Dexter to the St. Louis markets Sunday last
- 1917-01-08 Dexter. Re-elected to the board of directors of the Citizens Bank of Dexter for 1917 at the stockholders meeting last Monday (Jan. 8); the new board meets to organize and elect officers Co-mentioned: A. H. Carter; Sam Ulen; F. M. Norman; L. H. Culbertson; A. E. Disher; C. M. Hall; George Grant; Webb…
- 1917-06-22 Dexter. FOR SALE: 'Hudson-33' five passenger car in good running order, a bargain; see Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo. (classified ad) Quote: "FOR SALE- 'Hudson-33' five passenger car in good running order. A bargain. See Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo"
- 1917-06-29 Dexter MO. Classified: 'Hudson 33' five-passenger car in good running order for sale, a bargain; see Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo Quote: "FOR SALE - Hudson 33 five-passenger car in good running order. A bargain. See Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo."
- 1918-04-19 Dexter. Renewal of Dexter Statesman subscription ('Still We Grow')
- 1920-07-16 Party to the July 2 contract forming the Dexter Oil and Gas Company (doing business under that firm name) for a test oil well near Dexter; machinery to be on the ground within sixty days. Company had secured leases on about 16,000 acres to test whether oil in paying quantities lies beneath Stoddard…
- 1920-08-27 St. Louis. Lee Williams was in St. Louis this week with a car of cattle Quote: "Lee Williams was in St. Louis, this week, with a car of cattle."
- 1920-09-03 Wanted: Men to cut cord wood and clear land. Lee Williams, Dexter. 23-31p4
- 1920-09-10 Dexter. Classified: WANTED: Men to cut cord wood and clear land. LEE WILLIAMS, Dexter
- 1920-09-17 Wanted: men to cut cord wood and clear land. LEE WILLIAMS, [Dex]ter. 19-32-pd Quote: "Men to cut cord wood and clear land."
- 1920-09-24 Dexter. Lee Williams of Dexter, Mo. (phone 5) wants hogs and will pay the highest market price Quote: "Will pay the highest market price."
- 1920-10-01 Dexter. Classified WANTED: Stock hogs. 'Will pay the highest market price. LEE WILLIAMS, phone 4, Dexter, Mo.' 25-4t Quote: "WANTED: Stock hogs. Will pay the highest market price. LEE WILLIAMS, phone 4, Dexter, Mo."
- 1920-11-05 Dexter. Heating wood for sale; see Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo. (29-3tpd notice)
- 1920-11-26 Dexter. Heating wood for sale -- see Lee Williams, Dexter, Mo Quote: "'Heating wood for sale. See LEE WILLIAMS, Dexter, Mo.'"
- 1922-02-10 Dexter. Lee Williams and the Misses Mabel Marlow and Myrtle Williams returned Wednesday from a shopping tour to St. Louis Co-mentioned: Mabel Marlow. Quote: "Lee Williams, and the Misses Mabel Marlow and Myrtle Williams returned Wednesday from a shopping tour to St. Louis."
- 1922-03-10 Want ad: 'I have for sale a [item illegible] ... Anyone interested ... Lee Williams, [town illegible], Mo.'
- 1922-05-05 Naylor. Lee Williams went to Naylor and Neeleyville Monday to buy livestock Quote: "Lee Williams went to Naylor and Neeleyville, Monday, to buy live stock."
- 1923-04-10 Stoddard County MO. land case: Lee Williams vs. Charles Liles; cause Deed; Decree for Pltf 5 300 Co-mentioned: Charles Liles. Quote: "Williams, Lee Charles Liles Deed Decree for Pltf 5 300 10-Apr"
- 1924-02-08 Dexter. Having rented his farm, Lee Williams will offer at public sale at his farm 1 1/2 miles Northeast of Dexter on Tuesday, February 12th, 1924, beginning at 10 o'clock, all of his Farming Outfit, including nine mules, baler, tractor plow, automobiles and implements; lunch served on grounds Co-me…
- 1924-04-18 Dexter. Lee Williams shipped a car of hogs Quote: "Lee Williams shipped a car of hogs."
- 1924-06-20 Dexter. Lee Williams of Dexter, Mo., posted 'Taken Up Astray' at his farm 1-1/2 miles northeast of Dexter: 1 bay horse mule, 14-1/2 hands high, and 1 gray mare mule, 14-1/2 hands high Quote: "TAKEN UP ASTRAY"
- 1924-07-18 Dexter. Lee Williams on the Democratic national ticket: 'They couldn't have selected a better ticket. We will close up ranks and elect them.' Quote: "LEE WILLIAMS—"They couldn't have selected a better ticket. We will close up ranks and elect them.""
- 1924-07-18 Dexter. Lee Williams has been confined to his room for ten days by an attack of malaria. He left yesterday for Dawson Springs for 10 days or two weeks
- 1924-09-19 Dexter. Lee Williams returned from Kuttawa, Ky., Tuesday where he helped his sister, Mrs. Boughter, settle up her estate Co-mentioned: Mrs. Boughter.
- 1924-09-26 Dexter. Lee Williams and family, Sam Ulen and Ed Hubbard were Sikeston Fair visitors last Thursday Co-mentioned: Sam Ulen; Ed Hubbard.
- 1924-11-14 Dexter. Strayed from his home in Dexter on Saturday, November 1: two black mare mules, coming 2 years old; any information leading to their recovery will be liberally rewarded (classified)
- 1924-11-21 Dexter. Lee Williams reported strayed from his home in Dexter on Saturday November 1, two black mare mules coming 2 years old; information leading to recovery liberally rewarded Quote: "Strayed from my home in Dexter, on Saturday November 1, two black mare mules, coming 2 years old... will be libera…
- 1924-12-05 Dexter. Two black mare mules, coming 2 years old, strayed from the home of Lee Williams on November 1; a liberal reward is offered for information leading to their recovery Quote: "Strayed from my home in Dexter, on Saturday November 1, two black mare mules, coming 2 years old"
- 1925-05-22 Mrs. Lee Williams left last week for Los Angeles to visit her brother, James Cooper; she will be absent several weeks Co-mentioned: James Cooper. Quote: "She will be absent several weeks."
- 1925-06-12 Dexter. Lee Williams and C. P. Mann publicly thanked neighbors and friends who fought the fire in their wheat field last week, saving a much greater loss Co-mentioned: C. P. Mann. Quote: "shown us when our wheat field got on fire last week"
- 1925-08-07 Dawson Springs; Kuttawa. Lee Williams has gone to Dawson Springs, and to Kuttawa, Ky., for a few days
- 1925-11-20 Dexter. Lee Williams took two cars of cattle to the St. Louis market this week and while there visited his daughters Misses Mabel and Marlow Williams, Miss Mabel coming down from Alton to see him Co-mentioned: Mabel Williams.
- 1926-02-26 St. Louis. Lee Williams was in St. Louis on business this week Quote: "Lee Williams was in St. Louis on business this week."
- 1926-04-23 Pleasant Valley. Mail Route No. 1 has been extended to the Lee Williams farms, taking in the families of Almond Martin, Robt. Ott, Lon Wolpers and the Williams farms Co-mentioned: Almond Martin.
- 1926-09-17 Dexter. Barn on the Lee Williams farm burned last Saturday night; Mr. Morris, who lived on the stock farm, saved his household goods; Wolper had rented part of the barn for hay, all destroyed by fire Co-mentioned: Mr. Morris. Quote: "A barn on the Lee Williams farm burned last Saturday night"
- 1927-01-14 suburbs of Dexter. Tuesday night (Jan. 11) thieves drove up to the Lee Williams & Co. slaughter pen in the suburbs of Dexter, loaded seven head of hogs and drove off; watchman John Norman let them pass, having been told by Mr. Williams to expect men coming for the hogs, but then phoned Sam Williams,…
- 1927-01-21 Lee Williams burnt his hands severely, Saturday night (Jan. 15), when he tried to extinguish the flames that caused the death of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Cooper Co-mentioned: Mrs. Cooper.
- 1927-04-08 FOR SALE: Virginia Soybeans. Apply to Lee Williams
- 1928-03-16 Dexter. Lee Williams has a car load of Red Top hay for sale Quote: "Car load of Red Top Hay for sale. LEE WILLIAMS."
- 1928-03-23 Lee Williams advertised a car load of Red Top hay for sale Quote: "Car load of Red Top Hay for sale. LEE WILLIAMS."
- 1928-06-08 Bloomfield. Lee Williams, the livestock man and planter of Dexter, was in Bloomfield Saturday and bought 32 nice head of mules, which he will ship to market; he also bought a nice bunch of cattle of Mr. Brown last week
- 1928-11-23 Dexter. Lee Williams is thanked for renewing his Statesman subscription this week Quote: "We thank Lee Williams, G. I. McGlothlin, H. B. Knapp, Zach Kirby, Sam T. Brown, J. O. Mathews, Robt. E. Johnson, and Uncle Billy McNeil for renewals this week."
- 1928-12-21 Dexter. Mrs. Lee Williams entertained the D. & B. Club at her Dexter home Wednesday afternoon; members contributed to the Crippled Children's Fund for Mrs. Green, Columbia, Mo.; Christmas program arranged by Mrs. C. C. O'Neal with a 'mental Christmas dinner' and gifts; refreshments served by the hos…
- 1929-02-01 Bloomfield. Was a business visitor in Bloomfield last Friday with C. O. Biggs Co-mentioned: C. O. Biggs. Quote: "Lee Williams and C. O. Biggs were business visitors in Bloomfield last Friday"
- 1929-02-22 Kuttawa, Ky.. Messrs. Lee and Sam Williams returned Sunday from Kuttawa, Ky., where they attended the funeral of a relative, Mrs. Glenn Co-mentioned: Sam Williams; Mrs. Glenn.
- 1929-03-15 Hosted the D. & B. Club Wednesday afternoon; elected Treasurer Quote: ""Treas., Mrs. Lee Williams""
- 1929-03-22 Pleasant Valley. Lee Williams will have 60 acres in one field of cotton this season
- 1929-04-19 Poplar Bluff. Lee Williams and daughter, Miss Myrtle, were Poplar Bluff visitors Sunday Co-mentioned: Miss Myrtle Williams.
- 1929-07-19 Bloomfield. Lee Williams, E. H. Ross and others were called to Bloomfield Monday to consult with County Judge regarding the drainage ditch Co-mentioned: E. H. Ross.
- 1929-08-09 Kuttawa, Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams were week-end visitors in Kuttawa, Ky Co-mentioned: Mrs. Lee Williams. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams were week-end visitors in Kuttawa, Ky."
- 1929-09-13 Hunterville. The first load of cotton reported from this district was by Lee Williams, who took two wagon loads to Hunterville Wednesday and sold it; the cotton was a good grade and brought a good price Quote: "The first load of cotton reported to us from this district was by Lee Williams."
- 1929-09-13 Hunterville. 'Wednesday, Lee Williams took off two loads of cotton, 4800 pounds, from his farm. He sold it at the Hunterville gin.'
- 1930 T25N R10E, Stoddard County, Missouri. Landowner listed in the 1930 Hixson plat book, Page 16 - T25N R10E, section(s) 12, 11, 13. Entry from the index spreadsheet Aj uploaded 2026-09-23; transcription not yet spot-checked against the plat images Quote: "Williams, Lee — Page 16 - T25N R10E, sec 12, 11…
- 1930-01-31 Dexter. Monday afternoon, going to his farm near town, Lee Williams crossed the Cotton Belt tracks where a dirt road crosses diagonally; a passenger train hit the front of his auto, knocking the bumper off; he had stopped and looked both ways but smoke from freight trains on sidings hid the approach…
- 1930-02-21 Marmorth Springs, Ark.. Lee Williams and M. T. Minton transacted business in Marmorth Springs, Ark., Wednesday Co-mentioned: M. T. Minton.
- 1930-03-14 Dexter. Classified ad: cotton seed for sale. SEE LEE WILLIAMS Quote: "COTTON SEED For Sale. See LEE WILLIAMS"
- 1930-03-21 Advertised Acala cotton seed for sale; see Lee Williams Quote: "COTTON SEED For Sale"
- 1930-03-28 Cotton seed, Acela seed, for sale by Lee Williams Quote: "COTTON SEED For Sale. Acela seed."
- 1930-04-25 The dredge boat has been at work for several days thru the Lee Williams farm; Mr. Williams will have a dam and spillway made where the Blackshare creek runs into the ditch; thanks are due for the help of the County Court in securing this boat Quote: "The dredge boat has been at work for several days…
- 1930-05-02 Dexter. Selling approved Acala cotton seed, long staple, at $3 per 100 lbs Quote: "COTTON SEED FOR SALE"
- 1930-07-11 St. Louis. Messrs. Sam and Lee Williams were in St. Louis the first of the week where they shipped two car loads of cattle Co-mentioned: Sam Williams. Quote: "Messrs. Sam and Lee Williams were in St. Louis the first of the week where they shipped two car loads of cattle."
- 1930-07-11 Kuttawa, Kentucky. Lee Williams and daughter, Miss Myrtle, returned last week's end from Kuttawa, Ky., where they visited relatives and friends for a fortnight Co-mentioned: Myrtle Williams.
- 1930-07-25 Dexter. Tuesday morning Lee Williams lost by fire a fine barn on one of his farms five miles North of town on the Cotton Belt railroad; a tenant lost by fire a fine barn also and 250 bushels of corn; Mr. Williams says the barn cannot be replaced at $1,000; it had only $600 insurance on it
- 1930-08-01 Trial concerning the burning of the Lee Williams barn to be held Wednesday; mystery seems connected with this fire (Pleasant Valley news) Quote: "The trial concerning the burning of the Lee Williams barn, will be held Wednesday"
- 1930-08-08 Kuttawa, Ky.. Lee and Sam Williams went to Kuttawa, Ky., Saturday, to see relatives and attend the Kuttawa Camp meeting; they returned Tuesday Co-mentioned: Sam Williams.
- 1930-09-05 Dexter. Classified ad: two 4-room houses for rent; see Lee Williams Quote: "FOR RENT—Two 4-room houses. See LEE WILLIAMS."
- 1930-09-12 Dudley. Lee Williams of Dexter was over here Tuesday looking at a nice bunch of hogs belonging to Lyman Wright, which Mr. Williams contemplates buying Co-mentioned: Lyman Wright.
- 1930-09-12 Dexter. FOR RENT: two 4-room houses; see Lee Williams Quote: "FOR RENT—Two 4-room houses"
- 1930-09-12 Kuttawa. Lee Williams was called to Kuttawa, Ky., Saturday, on account of the death of his brother-in-law, J. C. Glenn Co-mentioned: J. C. Glenn. Quote: "on account of the death of J. C. Glenn, brother-in-law of Lee Williams"
- 1930-09-19 Dexter. Classified ad: FOR RENT--Two 4-room houses. See LEE WILLIAMS
- 1930-10-24 Dexter. Lee Williams' auto was hit by a freight train Wednesday morning while crossing the M. P. tracks at the mill crossing; the car was demolished but Williams escaped serious injury; Ralph Conyers was the pilot of the engine Co-mentioned: Ralph Conyers. Quote: "While crossing the M. P. tracks at…
- 1930-12-26 Dexter. Classified: Red Top and Timothy Mixed Hay Quote: "FOR SALE--Red Top and Timothy Mixed Hay. Apply LEE WILLIAMS, Dexter, Mo."
- 1931-07-17 St. Louis, Mo.. Mrs. Lee Williams spent last week in St. Louis and her niece and nephew, Mrs. Floyd Anderson and Harlan Miller, accompanied her home and spent the week end here Co-mentioned: Floyd Anderson; Harlan Miller.
- 1931-08-21 Dexter. 'Lee Williams was confined to his home by illness this week.'
- 1931-09-04 Dexter. Lee Williams and Co. advertises lard: 'Everybody has to buy LARD ... is the place to buy the best lard for the least money.' Quote: "Lee Williams & Co. IS THE PLACE TO BUY THE BEST LARD FOR THE LEAST MONEY"
- 1931-10-09 Dexter. Lee Williams & Co. meat market advertises 'The Lowest Prices in 20 Years,' phone 19, delivers, and savings on lard Quote: "CHEAPER MEAT -- The Lowest Prices in 20 Years -- LEE WILLIAMS & CO."
- 1931-11-27 Cairo. Lee Williams & Co. shipped a truck load of hogs to the Cairo Packing Co., Thursday
- 1931-12-04 Cairo. Lee Williams & Co. shipped a truck load of hogs to the Cairo Packing Co., Thursday
- 1931-12-25 Christmas greeting: In Appreciation of Your Patronage and Friendship, We Wish You A Merry Xmas and A Happy New Year, Lee Williams & Co. Meat Market Quote: "In Appreciation of Your Patronage and Friendship We Wish You A Merry Xmas and A Happy New Year Lee Williams & Co. Meat Market"
- (undated) Dexter. Last Friday afternoon the wheat field of Lee Williams on the Cotton Belt north of Dexter caught fire and about 15 acres, or about 500 bushels of wheat were destroyed before the farm hands and neighbors put it out
- (undated) Lee Williams advertised Virginia soybeans for sale Quote: "FOR SALE--Virginia Soybeans. Apply to LEE WILLIAMS."
- (undated) Offers several nice gilts and sows ready to farrow
- (undated) Dexter. FOR SALE — 'Hudson-33' five-passenger car in good running order. A bargain. See Lee Williams, Dexter
- (undated) Pleasant Valley. The Hawley dredge boat is doing ditching work for Lee Williams, turning the so-called Blackshare creek into a regular dredge ditch Quote: "The Hawley dredge boat is doing quite a lot of ditching for Lee Williams"
- (undated) Dexter. Lee Williams, farmer and stock dealer (stock hogs and cattle a specialty, residence phone No. 6), advertises that he retained 250 acres of pasture land for hogs, cattle and mules after renting the greater part of his farm Quote: "Having rented the greater part of my farm, I retained 250 acre…
- (undated) Bloomfield. Ordered that warrant for $100 be drawn in favor of Lee Williams on the road and bridge fund to be used on the Robert Hagey road Quote: "Ordered that warrant for $100 be drawn in favor of Lee Williams on the road and bridge fund to be used on the Robert Hagey road."
- (undated) Corinth. Lee Williams accompanied his sister, Mrs. Boughter, who has been his guest, to her home in Corinth, Miss Co-mentioned: Mrs. Boughter.
- (undated) Puxico. Was in Puxico, Butler county, on business Monday Quote: "Lee Williams was in Puxico, Butler county, on business Monday."
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.