fiery, w h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Fiery, W. H.; W. H. Fiery
- Record count
- 13
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Winona; Winona, Minn.
- First event date
- 1911-03-15
- Last event date
- 1914-07-22
Timeline — 14 events
- 1911-03-15 Dexter. Will occupy the former home of Mr. Jenkins Co-mentioned: A. Jenkins. Quote: "Mr. W. H. Fiery will occupy the former home of Mr. Jenkins."
- 1911-08-23 Dexter. W. H. Fiery and wife returned home late last week from a visit of several weeks to their sons in Winons, Minn. (as printed) Quote: "W. H. Fiery and wife returned home, last week's end from a visit of several weeks to their sons Winons, Minn."
- 1914-07-22 Winona, Minn.. Of Winona, Minn.; formerly lived here, now running a wholesale store in Winona; was here last Sunday and Monday; reports no drouth in his country, fine crops, plenty of money Quote: "He reports no drouth in his country, fine crops, plenty of money."
- 1914-07-22 Winona, Minn.. W. H. Fiery, of Winona, Minn., formerly of here and now running a wholesale store in Winona, was here last Sunday and Monday Quote: "is now running a wholesale store in Winona."
- 1914-07-22 Winona, Minn.. Added to the Dexter Statesman subscriber list in the past few days (reported July 22, 1914) Quote: "The following names have been added in the past few days."
- 1915-10-22 Dexter. W. H. Fiery and wife returned from Winona, Minn., where they lived the past four years, and will locate here permanently; Mrs. Fiery's mother, Mrs. Northcutt, accompanies them [date from clip_id]
- 1920-08-06 St. Louis. W. H. Fiery received word that his son, with a steel construction company in St. Louis, fell 60 feet onto a solid concrete floor, sustaining a broken leg, two cuts on his head and a badly bruised left side; a year ago another relative of Mr. Fiery died of a fall Co-mentioned: (unnamed son…
- 1924-12-05 Dexter. W. H. Fiery is one of the undersigned landowners who prohibit hunting on their farms and warn that violators will be prosecuted Quote: "We, the undersigned, prohibit hunting on our farms, and those breaking this prohibition may expect to be prosecuted"
- 1924-12-12 Dexter. Trespass notice: the undersigned prohibit hunting on their farms, and those breaking this prohibition may expect to be prosecuted; this row for signer W. H. Fiery Quote: "We, the undersigned, prohibit hunting on our farms, and those breaking this prohibition may expect to be prosecuted"
- 1926-02-26 Dexter. Wednesday night, while coming to Dexter at the turn near Fooster McCulley's, an auto driven by W. H. Fiery was wrecked, tearing up the front part of Fiery's car; no one was hurt Quote: "tearing up the front part of Fiery's car. No one was hurt"
- 1926-11-19 Signed a 'No Hunting' notice warning the public that no hunting is allowed on their farm without permission of the owner; names carried with the notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Quote: "We, the undersigned, hereby warn the public that no hunting will be allowed on our farms without permission of…
- 1926-12-03 Co-signer of the no-hunting notice warning the public that no hunting will be allowed on their farms without permission of the owner, and all violating this warning will be prosecuted; property owners may have their names carried with this notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Co-mentioned: co-signer…
- 1926-12-31 No-hunting notice: the undersigned warn the public that no hunting will be allowed on their farms without permission of the owner, and all violating this warning will be prosecuted; property owners may have their names carried with this notice for 50c up to January 1, 1927 Quote: "NO HUNTING NOTICE…
- (undated) Dexter. W. H. Fiery, wife and son went up to Central Illinois last week and returned Wednesday; they were just north of Villa Ridge when the storm struck. They had stopped for gas at DuQuoin, had a blowout at De Soto, got it fixed at Villa Ridge, and missed the storm by half an hour Co-mentioned: Mr…
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