evans, george a
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mrs. Geo. A. Evans;Mrs. Geo. A. Evans, Dexter, Mo. - Informant (cert of George A. Evans);Mrs. George A. Evans
- Record count
- 6
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Advance; Asherville Mo.; Detroit; Poplar Bluff,Advance; Dexter
- First event date
- 1915-11-05
- Last event date
- 1940-11-02
Timeline — 12 events
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1915-11-05
Advance. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans and children, Earl and Myrl, accompanied by Earl Smith, made an auto visit to friends in Advance, Sunday Co-mentioned: Earl Evans; Myrl Evans; Earl Smith.
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-11-05 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19151105-p3
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1916-06-23
Advance. Visited her mother S. C. Bollinger in Advance Sunday; her daughter Miss Myrl returned home with her Monday Co-mentioned: S. C. Bollinger; Miss Myrl. Quote: "Mrs. Geo. A. Evans visited her mother, S. C. Bollinger, in Advance, Sunday"
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1916-06-23 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19160623-p1
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1916-07-14
Detroit. Accompanied to Detroit at last week's end a party of young people consisting of Earl and Miss Myrl Evans and Mr. Wilson Carter; they visited Canada, Monday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Earl Evans; Miss Myrl Evans; Mr. Wilson Carter. Quote: "They visited Canada, Monday."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1916-07-14 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19160714-p7
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1917-01-18
Poplar Bluff. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans visited friends in Poplar Bluff several days this week
family visit · life_events|Stoddard Tribune 1917-01-18 clip DM-1917-01-18-p8
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1917-02-22
Dexter; Advance. Was in Advance several days this week, the guest of her mother Quote: "Mrs. George A. Evans was in Advance several days this week, the guest of her mother"
family visit · life_events|Dexter Messenger 1917-02-22 clip DM-1917-02-22-p1
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1920-04-09
Dexter. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans returned home this week very much improved, as her many friends will be glad to hear
health · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-04-09 clip B-632-20260929-gevans
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1920-07-16
Poplar Bluff. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans is in Poplar Bluff receiving a week or two of X-ray treatment; Mr. Evans accompanied her over Monday Co-mentioned: Mr. Evans (husband). Quote: "Mrs. Geo. A. Evans is in Poplar Bluff, receiving a week or two weeks X-ray treatment."
illness · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-07-16 clip DS-1920-07-16-p5-evans
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1920-08-06
Dexter. Mrs. George A. Evans returned home from the hospital in the Bluff (Poplar Bluff), feeling very hopeful of recovery; her friends join in the hope Quote: "returned home from the hospital in the Bluff, feeling very hopeful of recovery"
health · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-08-06 clip DS-1920-08-06-p5-evans
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1920-09-10
St. Louis. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans was returned to a hospital in St. Louis this week (wording as printed) Quote: "Mrs. Geo. A. Evans was returned to a hospital in St. Louis this week."
health · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-09-10 clip DS-1920-0910-p4-evans-st-louis-hospital
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1920-09-17
Dexter. Mrs. Geo. A. Evans returned from the hospital in St. Louis last Friday; she looks cheerfully and indicates feeling improved Quote: "Mrs. Geo. A. Evans returned from the hospital in St. Louis last Friday. She looks cheerfully and indicates feeling improved."
social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-09-17 clip DS-1920-0917-p5-mrs-geo-evans
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1920-12-17
Dexter. Seriously ill this week; called John Evans of Advance and Dell Bollinger of Advance to Dexter Co-mentioned: John Evans; Dell Bollinger (visitors). Quote: "called here this week by the serious illness of Mrs. Geo. A. Evans"
illness · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-12-17 clip DS-1920-12-17-p4-evans-ill
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1921-02-18
Mrs. Geo. A. Evans (Caddie Beatrice Bollinger) died at her home here on Friday morning, February 11th, after a long period of illness and suffering of cancer; born near Advance, Mo., November 18, 1880; married George A. Evans December 25, 1904; children Myrl and George Edwin; member of the Christian…
death · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1921-02-18 clip DS-1921-02-18-p1-evans-obit
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