stewart, phillip
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Phillip Stewart; Stewart, Phillip
- Record count
- 17
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names,wills
- Places seen
- Asherville; Stoddard; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 11 Sep 1882
- Last event date
- 8 Sep 1885
Timeline — 7 events
- 1884-06-28 Stoddard County. Named as adm'r in the Probate Court Docket, July Term, 1884, for Tuesday, July 29. The estate name is cut in the image [OCR uncertain] Co-mentioned: [given name cut] & son. Quote: "Estate [given name cut] & son, Phillip Stewart adm'r. [estate name cut in image]"
- 1884-12-27 Stoddard County. Phillip Stewart is administrator in a final settlement notice. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "Final Settlement Notice... PHILLIP STEWART, Adm'r."
- 1885-06-06 among recent new subscribers to the Vindicator ($1/year)
- 1885-07-04 Asherville. with Wm. Soton and J. [Ed.?] Oliver [?], of Asherville, called on us Tuesday last. They report crops splendid in their locality Co-mentioned: Wm. Soton; J. [Ed.?] Oliver [?].
- 1921-12-16 Asherville. Phillip Stewart shot R. S. Koontz three times with a revolver Tuesday afternoon; Sheriff Walker arrested him and took him to Bloomfield, where he lay in jail denied bond Co-mentioned: R. S. Koontz. Quote: "Stewart alleges that Koontz approached him in a threatening manner"
- 1922-03-31 Bloomfield. Phillip Stewart, who shot and killed R. S. Koontz near Asherville on December 13th, was tried in Circuit court at Bloomfield last week; the jury convicted on a lesser charge than first-degree murder and fined him $500, accepting his self-defense claim Co-mentioned: R. S. Koontz. Quote: "…
- 1924-03-07 Puxico. Phillip Stewart, farmer of Puxico convicted of manslaughter in circuit court, was freed after serving 87 days in jail unable to pay a $500 fine; Governor Hiram Lloyd pardoned him at the urging of eleven jurors and many Stoddard County citizens Quote: "Man Convicted by One Juror Will Go Free"
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.