sherrick, w h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- W. H. Sherrick; W.H. Sherrick
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Johnson Co., Mo.; Parma; Warren county; Warrensburg
- First event date
- 1913-11-19
- Last event date
- 24-Mar-15
Timeline — 9 events
- 1913-11-19 Warren county. W. H. Sherrick is here from Warren county to see and talk tobacco; he is a dealer in buggies and hardware in his home town
- 1913-11-19 Dexter. W. H. Sherrick is here from Waterloo, Iowa, buying and shipping hogs and cattle; the remainder of the item is garbled in print
- 1913-11-19 Warrensburg. W. H. Sherrick is here from Warrensburg to buy land; item cut off in shot ('He was form—') Quote: "W. H. Sherrick is here from Warrensburg to buy land."
- 1914-04-15 Dexter. W. H. Sherrick of Parma spent Saturday in Dexter Quote: "W. H. Sherrick, of Parma, spent Saturday in Dexter."
- 1914-04-16 Dexter. W. H. Sherrick, of Parma, spent Saturday in Dexter Quote: "W. H. Sherrick, of Parma, spent Saturday in Dexter."
- 1914-07-15 Dexter. Of Johnson Co., Mo., bought 760 acres through S. E. Newhouse and has moved here this year Co-mentioned: S. E. Newhouse. Quote: "W. H. Sherrick, of Johnson Co., Mo., 760 acres"
- 1915-07-16 Parma. W. H. Sherrick, proprietor of Swastika Ranch near Parma, was here on business Wednesday; item praises such men as making S. E. Missouri famous as an agricultural section Quote: "W. H. Sherrick, proprietor of Swastika Ranch, near Parma, was here on business, Wednesday"
- 1915-11-12 Parma. W. H. Sherrick of Parma, accompanied by Mrs. Sherrick and children Miss Hattie and Mr. Willard, were here Wednesday visiting and transacting business Co-mentioned: Mrs. Sherrick; Miss Hattie Sherrick; Mr. Willard Sherrick.
- 1916-06-23 Dexter. W. H. Sherrick and family, of the Swastika farm near Parma, were here Wednesday in their car Quote: "W. H. Sherrick and family, of the Swastika farm near Parma, were here Wednesday, in their car"
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