blackshare, luther
unknown – 4/4/1951
- Name variants
- Blackshare, Luther; Luther Blackshare; Luther Blackshare - Father (cert of Dinky Blackshore); Luther Blackshare - Father (cert of John Blackshare); Luther Blackshare - Informant (cert of Dinky Blackshore); Luther Blackshare - Informant (cert of John Blackshare)
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- census-1950,death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Albuquerque; Bloomfield; Castor; Castor Township Mo; Dexter, Mo.; Obion Co. Tennessee; Pleasant Valley; near Dexter Mo
- First event date
- 1911-01-18
- Last event date
- 1950
Timeline — 33 events
- 1911-01-18 Pleasant Valley. Luther Blackshare, one of Pleasant Valley's prominent citizens, is rejoicing over his Christmas present: a fine new boy stopped at his home on Christmas morning (Dec 25, 1910); all doing well Quote: ""a fine new boy stopped at each home on Christmas morning""
- 1921-12-16 Birmingham. Spent Monday in Birmingham Quote: "Luther Blackshare spent Monday in Birmingham"
- 1922-02-17 Stoddard County. Letter to the editor (“AND THIS IN STODDARD COUNTY”) describing farm economics: took 120 pounds of wheat to the mill and came away with only 52 pounds of flour Quote: "“Yours for more bread. LUTHER BLACKSHARE”"
- 1922-02-24 Dexter. Luther Blackshare and family attended the Nazarine church at Dexter, Sunday. (Pleasant Valley Items.)
- 1924-02-01 Pleasant Valley. Luther Blackshare attended church at the Valley last Sunday Quote: "Luther Blackshare attended church at the Valley last Sunday."
- 1924-09-05 Bernie. Luther Blackshare and family attended church at Bernie Sunday; a fine tent meeting is being held at Bernie by three women evangelists of the Nazarene church — Miss Edwards does the preaching; the meeting will close next Sunday night Co-mentioned: Miss Edwards. Quote: "a fine tent meeting bei…
- 1924-09-19 Dexter. Luther Blackshare and son Delbert were Dexter visitors Tuesday Co-mentioned: Delbert Blackshare.
- 1924-10-03 Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blackshare attended church in Dexter Sunday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Luther Blackshare. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blackshare attended church in Dexter Sunday."
- 1924-10-31 Dexter. Luther Blackshare and family attended church at the Nazarene church at Dexter Sunday night; the meeting closed Sunday night Quote: "Luther Blackshare and family attended church at the Nazerene church Sunday night, the meeting closed Sunday night."
- 1925-01-16 Dexter. Offered a 79 3/4-acre farm home, described as one of the most desirable farm homes in Stoddard county at a specially low price; owner Luther Blackshare, Dexter, Mo Quote: "FOR SALE—79 3/4 acre farm home. one of the most desirable farm homes in Stoddard county"
- 1925-09-18 Dexter. Luther Blackshare, the Bible colporteur, brought a giant Kieffer pear -- 12-1/2 inch equatorial circumference, 4-1/2 inch polar and equatorial diameter -- to the Statesman office, where it was put on display in the window Quote: "the great-great-grand-daddy of the whole Pear tribe"
- 1925-09-25 Dexter. Luther Blackshare is one of the loyal, royal lot who ambled in the past week and paid up to 1926 Quote: "Frank Shutz and Luther Blackshare are two more of the loyal, royal lot who ambled in the past week and paid up to 1926"
- 1926-01-01 Senath. American Bible Society representative stopped from selling Bibles in Senath by the town marshal and city attorney unless he paid $3 a day license Quote: "forbidding him to sell Bibles there unless he paid $3 a day license"
- 1926-02-26 Dexter. Explanation regarding the letter by Mr. Luther Blackshare published recently: his letter was run a week after it was received at the office, pressed out of the current week's paper by a late rush of advertising; the article referred to a price on eggs different from the price he quoted Quote…
- 1926-10-15 Dexter. Luther Blackshare was in Wednesday to get some sale bills; his sale is next Thursday, October 21, with many bargains Quote: "NICE GREEN TOMATOES $1.00 per bu. Delivered in Dexter." Quote: "Luther Blackshare was in Wednesday to get some sale bills. His sale is next Thursday, October 21"
- 1927-01-07 Dexter. Luther and Mary J. Blackshare to D. P. and Sidney Hall, $6000, S1/2 SE1/4, 1-25-10 east Co-mentioned: Mary J. Blackshare; D. P. Hall; Sidney Hall.
- 1927-10-14 Pleasant Valley. Luther Blackshare, after several days' visit here with relatives and friends, went for a few days' visit with his daughter, Mrs. Ira Ott, in Arkansas, from there to his home in New Mexico Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ira Ott. Quote: "Luther Blackshare, after several days visit here with relat…
- 1928-01-20 Dexter. Out in New Mexico, sent his subscription renewal and wrote that all they have is weather Quote: "Sending his renewal, Luther Blackshare, out in New Mexico, writes that the weather is fine out there, but all they have is weather."
- 1928-02-10 Dexter. Luther Blackshare writes that he sees in the Vindicator that Frank Brannock has challenged him for a duel; he gets both The Statesman and Vindicator and will NOT miss The Statesman Co-mentioned: Frank Brannock. Quote: "Luther Blackshare writes that he sees in th Vindicator that Frank Brannoc…
- 1928-04-20 New Mexico. A letter from Luther Blackshare, of New Mexico, stated that a real spell of winter weather on Easter Sunday had killed all the fruit except apples and that ice was one-half inch thick Quote: "A recent letter from Luther Blackshare, of New Mexico"
- 1928-09-21 Stoddard County. Luther Blackshare of Albuquerque, N. M., is visiting relatives in Stoddard County, also his daughter Mrs. Ruth Vaughn of Sikeston, and purchased a Ford coupe from Tommy Ross of Dexter Monday Co-mentioned: Mrs. Ruth Vaughn; Tommy Ross. Quote: "Luther Blackshare, of Albuquerque, N. M.…
- 1928-09-28 Dexter. Luther Blackshare of Albuquerque, N. M., called to see us yesterday; he is here visiting his many friends
- 1928-10-26 Albuquerque. Luther Blackshare, after a visit of several days among friends here, returned this week to Albuquerque, New Mexico
- 1930-07-25 Albuquerque. Luther Blackshare is here from Albuquerque, N. M., having made the trip overland in his trusty Ford coupe Quote: "having made the trip overland in his trusty Ford coupe."
- 1930-09-26 Bloomfield. Pleasant Valley: Luther Blackshare and family are glad to say, located in Stoddard county to make their home, he having bought the Metcalf farm north of Bloomfield on Highway 25
- 1931-06-19 Dexter, Mo.. FOR SALE -- Used Chevrolet one ton truck. See Luther Blackshare, [address cut], on Highway 25 Quote: "CLASSIFIED ADS"
- 1951-04-04 Age 81y 4m 11d. Cause: Cardiac Decompensation; Hypertension; Arteriosclerosis. Burial: South Pleasant Valley, Stoddard co., Missouri.
- (undated) Dexter. For sale: two good Jersey cows and three work mules; see Luther Blackshare, R. 1, Dexter Quote: "FOR SALE--Two good Jersey cows and three work mules ... See LUTHER BLACKSHARE, R. 1, Dexter"
- (undated) Dexter. Luther Blackshare, colporteur at Dexter, represents the American Bible Society, selling Bibles at cost with no profit; he just received 1200 volumes of scriptures Quote: "LUTHER BLACKSHARE Colporteur, Dexter, Missouri."
- (undated) Luther Blackshare out on route one sells the Scofield Bible, the Bible Supreme for students, teachers and ministers Quote: "Luther Blackshare out on route one sells the Scofield Bible."
- (undated) Dexter. Luther Blackshare of R. 1, Dexter, advertised his farm with crops for sale as one of the best located farm homes in Stoddard County at a real bargain Quote: "My farm with crops. The chance of a lifetime to get one of the best located farm homes in Stoddard county at a real bargain."
- (undated) Pleasant Valley. Luther Blackshare and his children Naomi and Martin were Poplar Bluff visitors on Saturday Co-mentioned: Naomi Blackshare, Martin Blackshare. Quote: "Luther Blackshare and children, Naomi and Martin, were Poplar Bluff visitors Saturday."
- (undated) Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blackshare were Dexter visitors Tuesday Quote: ""were Dexter visitors Tuesday""
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.