fort, j l
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Mrs. J. L. Fort; Mrs. J. L. Fort - Informant (cert of James L. Fort)
- Record count
- 22
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Dexter; Illinois; St. Louis; St. Louis (Missouri Baptist Sanitarium)
- First event date
- 1913-06-04
- Last event date
- 1925-01-29
Timeline — 23 events
- 1913-06-04 Dexter. Left Sunday morning for St. Louis to visit her daughter Mrs. J. E. Mulvey; Miss Reverdy Fort, attending Forest Park University the past year, will return home with her Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. E. Mulvey. Quote: "left Sunday morning for St. Louis to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Mulvey."
- 1913-11-05 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort and Judge Fort left this morning to visit their daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "Judge and Mrs. J. L. Fort left this morning to visit their daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion."
- 1914-06-24 Mrs. J. L. Fort has returned from an extended visit to her daughter Mrs. J. E. Mulvey, of St. Louis; Mrs. Fort also attended the commencement exercises at Forest Park University, where her daughter Miss Reverdy graduated Co-mentioned: Mrs. J. E. Mulvey. Quote: "Mrs. J. L. Fort has returned from an e…
- 1915-03-10 Cape Girardeau. Mrs. J. L. Fort left Tuesday for Cape Girardeau where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion, and family Co-mentioned: Mrs. B. H. Champion. Quote: ""will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion, and family.""
- 1915-04-21 Dexter. The W.C.T.U. will meet next Friday afternoon, April 23rd with Mrs. Judge J. L. Fort, Mrs. Keaton and Mrs. Chas. Miller being assistant hostesses; all members urged to attend [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Mrs. Keaton; Mrs. Chas. Miller.
- 1915-04-21 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort will entertain informally to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon Quote: "Mrs. J. L. Fort will entertain informally to-morrow, Thursday afternoon"
- 1915-04-28 Dexter. The W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. J. L. Fort on Friday afternoon, April 23, with forty-five in attendance under the leadership of Mrs. Boucher; program included papers, poems, a vocal solo by Miss Erdel Brewer and an address by Rev. Basler; plans to place a public drinking fountain in…
- 1915-04-28 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort entertained last Thursday afternoon at her Dexter home, the South-side ladies' birthday-anniversary custom, with refreshments of fruits, ices and other dainties Co-mentioned: Mesdames Bohleke; Boucher; T. ___; Albert Carter; Collis; Fred ___; C. A. Crane; Crowe; Disher; Will…
- 1915-06-11 Cape Girardeau. Has returned from Cape Girardeau, where she witnessed the graduation of her granddaughter Miss Fay Champion at the Normal Co-mentioned: Miss Fay Champion. Quote: "Mrs. J. L. Fort has returned from Cape Girardeau"
- 1915-10-01 Dexter. Discussed 'Cigarette Smoking' as a sub-division of Scientific Temperance at the Dexter W.C.T.U. 30th anniversary meeting Quote: "'Cigarette Smoking,' by Mrs. J. L. Fort"
- 1916-05-26 Bloomfield. Mrs. J. L. Fort of Dexter is with her husband at the county seat (Bloomfield) keeping house for Judge and Mrs. H. S. Green while they are visiting in North Carolina Co-mentioned: Judge J. L. Fort; Mrs. H. S. Green. Quote: "Judge and Mrs. J. L. Fort, of Dexter are here keeping house for J…
- 1916-12-15 St. Louis. In the Baptist Sanitarium, St. Louis, for treatment; Judge Fort is with her [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Judge Fort. Quote: "Mrs. J. L. Fort is in the Baptist Sanitarium, St. Louis, for treatment. Judge Fort is with her."
- 1917-01-04 St. Louis. Mrs. J. L. Fort, who has been a patient in the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, St. Louis, for the past month, is improving; Judge Fort and daughter, Miss Reva, are with her Co-mentioned: Judge Fort; Miss Reva Fort.
- 1917-01-11 Dexter. Mrs J. L Fort, who has been sick at the Baptist Sanitarium in St. Louis for the past month, is rapidly recovering, and is expected home this week
- 1917-01-11 St. Louis (Missouri Baptist Sanitarium). Mrs. J. L. Fort had been a patient at The Missouri Baptist Sanitarium and is much improved; she and Judge Fort returned from St. Louis last Thursday Co-mentioned: Judge J. L. Fort. Quote: "Mrs. Fort, who has been a patient at The Missouri Baptist Sanitarium,…
- 1917-01-18 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort has returned to her home in Dexter from the Baptist sanitarium in St. Louis where she had been for the past several weeks undergoing treatment for a nervous breakdown
- 1917-07-06 Dexter. W. C. T. U. meeting this Friday with Mrs. J. L. Fort Quote: ""The W. C. T. U. will meet this Friday with Mrs. J. L. Fort.""
- 1920-01-23 St. Louis. Judge and Mrs. J. L. Fort returned from a three weeks' visit in St. Louis at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mulvey Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "have returned from a three weeks visit in St. Louis at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mulvey"
- 1920-08-27 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort of Dexter is the grandmother of Miss Champion, the bride-to-be in the Pratt-Champion marriage announcement Co-mentioned: Miss Champion. Quote: "the grand-daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. L. Fort"
- 1925-10-09 Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort, a beloved member of the Dexter Chapter of the Missouri W. C. T. U., has answered her last roll call on earth and has passed to the great beyond
- (undated) Cape Girardeau. went to Cape Girardeau, Tuesday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion, and family Co-mentioned: Mrs. B. H. Champion. Quote: "Mrs. J. L. Fort went to Cape Girardeau, Tuesday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. B. H. Champion, and family."
- (undated) Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort in the guest party (Bryon Champion and wife from Paducah, Ky., guests of Judge and Mrs. J. L. Fort) Co-mentioned: Bryon Champion; J. L. Fort; Mrs. Bryon Champion. Quote: "Bryon Champion and wife are here from Paducah, Ky., as guests of Mrs. Champion's parents, Judge and Mrs.…
- (undated) Dexter. Mrs. J. L. Fort entertained 25 ladies Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Byron Champion, of Paducah Co-mentioned: Mrs. Byron Champion. Quote: "entertained 25 ladies in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Byron Champion"
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