mcclard, rachel
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- McClard, Rachel; Rachel McClard; Rachel McClard - Spouse (cert of William Albert Barker)
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Duck Creek Valley; Missouri; Ott; Pleasant Valley
- First event date
- 1929-02-08
- Last event date
- 1971-12-30
Timeline — 13 events
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1925-04-24
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard is spending this week with the family of Frank Rankin Co-mentioned: Frank Rankin.
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1925-12-04
Ott. Rachel McClard was absent from school last week on account of tonsilitis but was back in school Monday Quote: "Rachel McClard was absent from school last week on account of tonsilitis. we were glad to have her in school Monday."
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1928-08-31
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard spent Sunday with Lizzie Triplett Co-mentioned: Lizzie Triplett. Quote: "Rachel McClard spent Sunday with Lizzie Triplett."
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1929-02-08
Pleasant Valley. Rachel and Andrew McClard returned home with Frank and Paul Rankin after the funeral, remaining over till Sunday afternoon Co-mentioned: Andrew McClard. Quote: "Rachel and Andrew McClard returned home with them, remaining over till Sunday afternoon"
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1929-02-15
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard visited with the Robinson girls Sunday Quote: "Rachel McClard visited with the Robinson girls Sunday."
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1929-04-12
Ott. Rachel McClard is one of seven bright girls of the Ott school to graduate this year; about three hundred and fifty of the county's 8th grade rural pupils went to Bloomfield Saturday for examinations and almost all passed and came home with diplomas Co-mentioned: Roma Christian; Ruby Tanner; Viv…
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1929-04-12
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard with T. J. Vaughn and wife and Mrs. Eskew visited J. L. Love and family Sunday Co-mentioned: T. J. Vaughn; Mrs. Eskew; J. L. Love. Quote: "were visitors, Sunday, with J. L. Love and family"
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1929-06-28
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard and Curtis Eskew spent Sunday with Irma Vancil and Cecil Vancil Co-mentioned: Curtis Eskew; Irma Vancil; Cecil Vancil.
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1929-07-19
Duck Creek Valley. Rachel McClard spent Sunday with Glorine Fletcher Co-mentioned: Glorine Fletcher.
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1931-08-15
Mother and young son spent Saturday night with Rachel McClard and attended church Sunday Co-mentioned: unnamed mother and young son. Quote: "spent Saturday night with Rachel McClard, and attended church Sunday"
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(undated)
Rachel McClard spent Sunday at the home of Ed Triplett Co-mentioned: Ed Triplett. Quote: "Chas. Triplett and family, Rachel McClard and Anna Barker"
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(undated)
Pleasant Valley. Rachel McClard, Thelma and Lillian Rankin spent Sunday with Grace Ross, it being her birthday Co-mentioned: Thelma Rankin; Lillian Rankin; Grace Ross. Quote: "Rachel McClard, Thelma and Lillian Rankin, spent Sunday with Grace Ross, it being her birthday."
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(undated)
Dexter. Rachel and Andrew McClard went to Dexter Saturday and were met there by their mother; from there they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelsy Robinson near the Hills, spending Sunday Co-mentioned: Andrew McClard; Mr. and Mrs. Kelsy Robinson. Quote: "Rachel and Andrew McClard went to Dexter Sa…
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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.