sprinkle, w p
1845-01-14 – 1892-02-29
- Name variants
- Sprinkle, W. P; Sprinkle, W. P.; W. P. Sprinkle
- Record count
- 5
- Sources
- burial_index,life_events
- Places seen
- Dexter; Dexter, Missouri; Paducah; SPRINKLES-WEBB Cemetery, Stoddard County MO; sprinkles-webb
- First event date
- 1883-03-17
- Last event date
- 1892-02-29
Timeline — 3 events
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1883-03-17
Dexter, Missouri. W. P. Sprinkle, marshal of Dexter, recovered James P. Walker's stolen horses at Forest City after a week's search and captured the thief Adams near West Plains Co-mentioned: Adams. Quote: "W. P. Sprinkle, marshal of Dexter, was employed to hunt for the horses and bring them back."
crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-03-17 clip BV-1883-03-17-p3
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1884-05-24
Paducah. Deputy W. P. Sprinkle accompanied Sheriff Cobb to Paducah to bring back W. T. Hoffman. 'In fact, Mr. Sprinkle fell so much in love with the place that Mr. Cobb had to threaten to take out a requisition for him before he would consent to come back to Missouri.' (Paducah Daily Standard, May 2…
crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1884-05-24 clip BV-1884-05-24-p2
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1886-05-01
Dexter. W. P. Sprinkle, of Dexter, was in to see us Thursday. Bill was feeling the pulse of our citizens in behalf of his canvass Quote: "W. P. Sprinkle, of Dexter, was in to see us Thursday. Bill was feeling the pulse of our citizens in behalf of his canvass."
business / occupation · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1886-05-01 clip BV-1886-05-01-p3
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