kitchen, william g

1870-08-12 – 6/19/1931

Name variants: Wm. G. Kitchen;Kitchen, William G.;William G. Kitchen;William G. Kitchen (FG memorial 22824399)
Record count: 8
Sources: court_cases,life_events,marriage_reg_1891_1895,fg_cemetery_sweep,v2_names
Places seen: Bloomfield; Stoddard,Bloomfield,Mo.; bloomfield-cemetery
First event date: 18 Sep 1891
Last event date: 1931-06-19

Timeline — 4 events

1893-11-16 County: Stoddard. Source: thomason-1886-1890 (Thomason 1886-1890, 1891-1895 records, Book 4, original p. 258). (md. at Bloomfield.) | ref verified 2026-09-21: name-token match (fuzzy-1.00); typescript p.37 = PDF p.118; PDF: Kitchen Wm. G. x Weber So᪽ hie; drift +1 (ref p.257, PDF p.258) marriage · marriage|Stoddard County marriage index
1915-06-18 Bloomfield. Hon. Wm. G. Kitchen and family returned home from Clayton Saturday; Mr. Kitchen is Secretary of the State Republican Committee and a leading Republican publicist of this section of the state Quote: "Hon. Wm. G. Kitchen and family return home from Clayton Saturday." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-06-18 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150618-p1 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-06-18 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19150611-p4
1921-01-14 Bloomfield. ALIAS ORDER OF PUBLICATION (In Term Time) (first published Jan 14, 1921): In the Circuit Court, March Term, 1921, Stoddard County, Missouri. A. J. Sherwood and F. M. Norman, Plaintiffs, vs. Berenice Crumb Wyer, Geneva Crumb, Wm. G. Kitchen (Trustee for D. S. Crumb), Charles P. Crumb, J.… legal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1921-01-14 clip DS-19210114-p8-aliaspub-sherwood
1931-06-19 Bloomfield, Mo.. Wm. G. Kitchen, 61, native of Stoddard County, died at his St. Louis home June 19 and was buried in Bloomfield cemetery June 22; son of former sheriff George W. Kitchen; former dentist/lawyer, law partner of J. F. Woody, J. W. Farris and Grant Gillies of Dexter; postmaster of Bloomf… death · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1931-06-19 clip ds-1931-06-26-p05

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