harty, w c
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Harty, W. C.; W. C. Harty; W.C. Harty
- Record count
- 73
- Sources
- county_officials,court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Arkansas; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Dexter; Doniphan; Duck Creek township; Leora; Malden; Puxico; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Missouri; Stoddard county; near Puxico
- First event date
- 11 Sep 1886
- Last event date
- 27-Dec-24
Timeline — 60 events
- 1881-02-05 Bloomfield. County collector praised in the 'A Good Collector' editorial; about $30,000 in back-tax collections paid into the county treasury since the back-tax law passed; now suing on railroad lands and corporation lands Quote: "Mr. W. C. Harty, has paid into the county treasury about $30,000 coll…
- 1881-04-16 Stoddard County Official Directory (Apr 16, 1881). Office title clipped Quote: "W. C. HARTY"
- 1881-05-28 Dexter. Messrs W. C. Harty, N. M. Cobb and W. P. Renner visited Dexter Thursday last Co-mentioned: N. M. Cobb. Quote: "Messrs W. C. Harty, N. M. Cobb and W. P. Renner visited Dexter Thursday last."
- 1881-09-17 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty to start collecting tour next Monday Quote: "W. C. Harty will start on his collecting tour next Monday."
- 1882-01-07 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed in Official Directory as Collector Quote: "Collector...W. C. Harty"
- 1882-01-28 Stoddard County. Reselections (collections) for December 1881 amounted to $18,270.62 Quote: "The reselections of Mr. W. C. Harty for the month of December 1881, amount to $18,270.62."
- 1882-06-03 Stoddard County. Collector (county officers) Quote: "Collector......W. C. HARTY"
- 1882-09-09 Bloomfield. Collector; published a 'To Whom It May Concern' letter defending his conduct in the delinquent-tax suits (Crumb/Kimmel land). (Missed by provisional.) Co-mentioned: D. S. Crumb. Quote: "Respectfully, WM. C. HARTY"
- 1883-01-06 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed in 1883 Official Directory as Collector Quote: "OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Collector.....W. C. Harty"
- 1883-02-03 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. W. C. Harty has moved into the house (at Bloomfield) occupied by Mr. Blair (James T. Blair, who moved to Dexter) Quote: "Mr. W. C. Harty has moved into the house occupied by Mr. Blair."
- 1883-03-10 Stoddard County, Missouri. W. C. Harty, Collector of Stoddard County, gives notice that after the stated date he will proceed to bring suits on all back taxes remaining due on the county back-tax books for all years prior to 1882 Quote: "After that date I shall proceed to bring suits on all back tax…
- 1883-04-07 Bloomfield, Missouri. A little son of Mr. W. C. Harty of this city got his finger badly cut with an ax on Monday Quote: "A little son of Mr. W. C. Harty to this city... to get his finger badly cut with an ax on Monday."
- 1883-07-21 Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. W. C. Harty erected a new plank fence around his dwelling this week Quote: "Mr. W. C. Harty erected a new plank fence around his dwelling this week."
- 1883-08-18 Arkansas. Mr. W. C. Harty and family, who have been visiting relatives in Arkansas for several weeks, returned home last Sunday. Follow-up to Jul 28
- 1883-10-13 Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Cape Girardeau fair attendees from Bloomfield: W. C. Harty and wife, W. F. Ford and wife, Edward Cole, W. H. Miller and wife, Mrs. Colbert, Miss Alice Buck, Julius Lunenburgh and Ed Cole Co-mentioned: W. F. Ford. Quote: "W. C. Harty and wife, W. F. Ford and wife, Edward Col…
- 1883-11-24 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Harty, Collector of Stoddard County, gives last call for payment of 1883 taxes at his Bloomfield office. Follow-up to Oct 27 Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the y…
- 1883-12-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. Republished from 1883-11-24, not re-extracted Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1883. W. C. Harty, Collector Stoddard Co., Mo."
- 1883-12-01 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Harty and N. M. Cobb have erected additions to their stables Co-mentioned: N. M. Cobb. Quote: "St. W. C. Harty and N. M. Cobb have erected additions to their stables."
- 1883-12-08 Bloomfield, Missouri. Republished from 1883-11-24, not re-extracted Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1883. W. C. Harty, Collector Stoddard Co., Mo."
- 1883-12-15 Bloomfield, Missouri. Republished from 1883-11-24, not re-extracted Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1883. W. C. Harty, Collector Stoddard Co., Mo."
- 1883-12-22 Bloomfield, Missouri. Republished from 1883-11-24, not re-extracted Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1883. W. C. Harty, Collector Stoddard Co., Mo."
- 1883-12-29 Bloomfield, Missouri. Republished from 1883-11-24, not re-extracted Quote: "Notice is hereby given that from and after this date I will be at my office in Bloomfield for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1883. W. C. Harty, Collector Stoddard Co., Mo."
- 1884-01-05 Stoddard County. Official Directory of the Bloomfield Vindicator, Jan 5, 1884: W. C. Harty listed as Collector Quote: "W. C. Harty, Collector."
- 1884-05-24 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty has held the office of collector for three terms, and a more successful or popular servant has never before had charge of this trust in Stoddard county. He has done all that could be expected of any official in like position. 'W. C. Harty is one of the most successful collect…
- 1884-05-31 Bloomfield. Castor Township Convention. W. C. Harty was unanimously elected one of the James P. Walker delegates to represent Castor township in the county convention Co-mentioned: James P. Walker; R. A. Boyd; P. G. Wilson; Dr. J. S. Richardson. Quote: "W. C. Harty ... [was] unanimously elected"
- 1884-06-21 Bloomfield. Collector W. C. Harty has sold his residence to J. L. Fort and will move on his farm west of town Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "Collector W. C. Harty has sold his residence to J. L. Fort and will move on his farm west of town."
- 1884-07-26 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty is named as a senatorial delegate from Stoddard county Quote: "W. C. Harty."
- 1884-08-02 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty bought a fine Estey organ of Prof. J. G. Harriman Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort; J. G. Harriman. Quote: "a large-sized sorrel horse of W. C. Harty." Quote: "W. C. Harty has bought a fine Estey organ of Prof. J. G. Harriman."
- 1884-08-16 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty's mother Elizabeth died at his residence Co-mentioned: Elizabeth Harty. Quote: "mother of W. C. Harty, died at the residence of the latter."
- 1884-08-23 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty has moved to his farm west of town Quote: "W. C. Harty has moved to his farm west of town."
- 1884-09-06 Doniphan. W. C. Harty, congressional committeeman, leaves for Doniphan Quote: "W. C. Harty, member of the congressional committee for this county, will leave for Doniphan to-morrow."
- 1884-09-13 Bloomfield. Democratic central committee met in Collector W. C. Harty's office; H. S. McLane chairman Co-mentioned: H. S. McLane. Quote: "the democratic central committee met in Collector W. C. Harty's office."
- 1884-10-18 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty, Collector, issued a notice to tax payers Quote: "Notice to Tax Payers! ... W. C. HARTY, Collector of Stoddard county, Mo."
- 1884-10-25 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty is on the county ticket For Collector Quote: "For Collector, W. C. Harty."
- 1884-11-15 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty appears in the county court proceedings (collector). [cut in image] [OCR uncertain] Quote: "County Court Proceedings."
- 1884-12-13 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty, Collector, issued a notice to tax payers Quote: "Notice to Tax Payers! ... W. C. HARTY, Collector of Stoddard county, Mo."
- 1885-01-03 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty and son Albert and J. R. Williamson busy receiving taxes; the rush so great taxpayers had to take it by turns Co-mentioned: J. R. Williamson. Quote: "W. C. Harty and son (Albert) and J. R. Williamson have been very busy for the last two weeks receiving taxes"
- 1885-01-17 Bloomfield. Bond of W. C. Harty, collector, approved by county court
- 1885-01-24 Stoddard County. W. C. Harty listed as Collector in the VINDICATOR's Official Directory (standing list) Quote: "OFFICIAL DIRECTORY"
- 1885-02-21 Bloomfield. Total collection by W. C. Harty for December and January is $22,610; Harty and wife started to St. Louis Thursday evening but turned back from Dexter next day due to weather Quote: "The total collection by W. C. Harty for December and January is $22,610"
- 1885-05-09 near Puxico. Ed. Holliness has put Star wood pumps in wells for H. H. Bedford, C. H. Barham, J. L. Ines [?], Dr. Jackson, W. C. Harty, C. L. Keaton, Geo. W. Houck, and on the premises occupied by C. D. Tresenriter, Martin Lawson, Clay Jones and J. R. Kevis, near Puxico
- 1885-05-16 Dexter. W. C. Harty was in town last Saturday. "'Bill' joined the 'boys' in a game of marbles while here."
- 1885-05-16 Stoddard county. W. C. Harty allowed credit on his account for the amount of commission due him
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. J. K. Cunningham is at work for W. C. Harty. Mr. Harty is repairing his dwelling house and renovating things generally Co-mentioned: J. K. Cunningham. Quote: "Mr. Harty is repairing his dwelling house and renovating things generally."
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty, Geo. Houck, Isaac Proffer and Geo. White are the champion marble players of Bloomfield Co-mentioned: Geo. Houck; Isaac Proffer; Geo. White. Quote: "W. C. Harty, Geo. Houck, Isaac Proffer and Geo. White are the champion marble players of Bloomfield."
- 1885-06-06 improvement on his residence nearing completion
- 1885-06-27 Malden. with Mrs. Harty and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chapman, attended the picnic at Malden last Wednesday; crowd large and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves
- 1885-07-25 Leora. W. C. Harty and W. P. R[enner went to?] Leora last Monday and retu[rned Tues?]day Co-mentioned: W. P. Renner.
- 1886-01-09 Bloomfield. Mr. W. C. Harty informs us that he has written at least five hundred more tax receipts for 1885 than he wrote for any year
- 1886-01-16 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty, collector, gives us a statement of the amount of taxes collected from all sources for the month of December, 1885, which is $13,747.33
- 1886-02-06 Stoddard County. County Court Proceedings: Settlement of W. C. Harty, collector, presented and approved
- 1886-04-03 Stoddard County. Correction: the name of the Stoddard county congressional committeeman is W. C. Harty instead of W. A. Hartzell [as prev
- 1886-05-15 Puxico. W. C. Harty and W. R. M[?] visited Puxico yesterday; second name cut in scan Co-mentioned: W. R. M[?].
- 1886-05-22 Stoddard County. Announced candidate for treasurer of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters Quote: "We are authorized to announce W. C. Harty as a candidate for treasurer of Stoddard county"
- 1914-05-13 Dexter. W. C. Harty of Bloomfield was in Dexter on Monday Quote: "W. C. Harty, of Bloomfield, was here Monday."
- 1915-08-20 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Harty are visiting friends near Asheville this week Co-mentioned: Mrs. W. C. Harty.
- 1915-09-03 Duck Creek township. W. C. Harty is moving this week to his farm in Duck Creek township Quote: "W. C. Harty is moving this week to his farm in Duck Creek township."
- 1915-10-01 Bloomfield. W. C. Harty and wife of Asherville were here visiting relatives Saturday [date from clip_id]
- 1925-01-09 Puxico. Claim for $5.06, disallowed; Bank of Puxico claim decision by Judge Walker Co-mentioned: Bank of Puxico; Francis M. Kinder.
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Spoke at Bert Carter's farewell banquet Co-mentioned: Bert Carter. Quote: "W. C. Harty, of Jefferson City, St. Louis, Cape Girardeau"
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