drysdale, thomas
1839-04-07 – 8/12/1905
- Name variants
- Thos Drysdale;Thos. Drysdale;Thomas Drysdale;Thomas Drysdale (FG memorial 36461574)
- Record count
- 20
- Sources
- life_events,fg_cemetery_sweep
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield,Missouri; Bloomfield,Mo.; Stoddard County,Missouri; Stoddard County,Missouri; bloomfield-cemetery
- First event date
- 1874-01
- Last event date
- 1886-05-22
Timeline — 18 events
- 1874-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. Thos. Drysdale, General Blacksmithing, Bloomfield, Mo.; horse-shoeing, repairing wagons and buggies made and repaired; plows and other farming implements made and repaired; all work done reasonable and at short notice Quote: "THOS. DRYSDALE, General Blacksmithing, Horse-shoeing…
- 1874-01-31 Bloomfield, Missouri. Thos. Drysdale, General Blacksmithing, Bloomfield (standing ad) Quote: "THOS. DRYSDALE, General Blacksmithing"
- 1880-10-02 Mr. Thos. Drysdale is making considerable improvements on his dwelling house Quote: "Our enterprising townsman, Mr. Thos. Drysdale, is making considerable improvements on his dwelling house."
- 1882-01-28 Bloomfield. With wife; had been visiting relatives in St. Louis since New Year; returned home January 21st Quote: "Mr. Thomas Drysdale and wife, who had been visiting relatives in St. Louis, since New Year returned home on the 21st inst."
- 1882-08-12 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; uncle of the Barker children of St. Louis, who are visiting him Co-mentioned: Maggie Barker; Addie Barker; Georgia Barker. Quote: "are visiting their uncle, Mr. Thos. Drysdale of this place."
- 1882-09-16 Stoddard County. Selected by the county court as a Judge of election for Castor township, November election Quote: "have been selected by the county court as Judges of election in this county, next November"
- 1883-01-13 Stoddard County, Missouri. Drawn as petit juror for the March term 1883 of the Stoddard County circuit court Quote: "The following is a list of the grand and petit jurors drawn to serve at the next March term of the circuit court: PETIT JURORS."
- 1883-07-28 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. Thos. Drysdale, who has been visiting in the west part of Missouri for several weeks, returned home Jul 25. Follow-up to Jun 23 Quote: "Mr. Thos. Drysdale, who has been visiting in the west part of this state for several weeks, returned home on the 25th inst."
- 1883-09-22 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. Thomas Drysdale has been engaged this week with a force of hands, working the streets of Bloomfield Quote: "Mr. Thomas Drysdale has been engaged this week with a force of hands, working the streets of this place."
- 1884-01-26 Bloomfield. The blacksmith shop on the northwest corner of the public square, formerly owned by Wm. Scott, was sold on Thursday last under deed of trust; Mr. Thomas Drysdale purchased it Co-mentioned: Wm. Scott. Quote: "The blacksmith shop ... formerly owned by Wm. Scott, was sold on Thursday last u…
- 1884-08-02 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale sold a new buggy to J. L. Fort Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "a new buggy of Thos. Drysdale."
- 1884-09-13 Stoddard County. Thos Drysdale is a judge of election for Nov. 4. [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "Thos Drysdale."
- 1884-09-27 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale sold his second buggy this season Co-mentioned: W. J. Croutcher. Quote: "his own make. This is the second, one sold by Mr. Drysdale this season."
- 1884-10-25 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale sold two wagons; he makes first class wagons and buggies Quote: "Thos. Drysdale has sold two wagons recently. Mr. D. makes first class wagons and buggies."
- 1885-05-09 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale is erecting an additional room to his blacksmith establishment
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale has been watering his garden from his well for the past few days Quote: "Thos. Drysdale has been watering his garden from his well for the past few days."
- 1886-01-16 Bloomfield. Thos. Drysdale has been real sick but was able to make his appearance on the streets Thursday
- 1886-05-22 Bloomfield. Sold a new wagon this week (with J. E. Boyd & Co. and John Miller) Quote: "Thos. Drysdale and John Miller all sold a new wagon a piece this week"
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