cole, w c
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- W. C. Cole; W. C. Cole. - Father (cert of Nora Cole Weber); W.C. Cole
- Record count
- 11
- Sources
- court_cases,death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Castor River; Dexter; Jonesboro, Ark.; Mo. Stoddard
- First event date
- 13 Mar 1876
- Last event date
- 1922-10-25
Timeline — 7 events
- 1881-07-02 Castor River. W. C. Cole purchased a catfish caught in Castor river weighing 40 pounds. [OCR uncertain — weight read as '40' from page image.] Quote: "W. C. Cole purchased a cat fish that was caught out of Castor river weighing 40 pounds, one day this week."
- 1882-07-29 Bloomfield. At whose residence little Harry McQuinn died July 27, 1882 Co-mentioned: Harry McQuinn. Quote: "at the residence of Mr. W. C. Cole of this place"
- 1883-03-10 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Cole and John Martin have both opened up feed stables this week to accommodate the traveling public Co-mentioned: John Martin. Quote: "W. C. Cole and John Martin have both opened up feed stables this week to accommodate the traveling public."
- 1883-06-30 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. W. C. Cole of Bloomfield will take charge of the mail route from Bloomfield to Dexter after Jul 1 Quote: "Mr. W. C. Cole of this place, will take charge of the mail route from this place to Dexter after the first of July."
- 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. W. C. Cole has sold his mail contract for the Bloomfield-to-Dexter route to John Whitehead Co-mentioned: John Whitehead. Quote: "W. C. Cole has sold his mail contract to John Whitehead."
- 1884-10-04 Dexter. Judge W. C. Cole went to Dexter to hear the debate but it was discontinued Quote: "Judge W. C. Cole put on his good looks Thursday... went to Dexter to hear the debate."
- 1884-10-25 Jonesboro, Ark.. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cole went to Jonesboro, Ark., to see their sick daughter Mrs. McQuinn; she is improving Co-mentioned: Mrs. McQuinn. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cole left on Friday evening... to attend the bedside of their sick daughter at Jonesboro, Ark., Mrs. McQuinn."
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.