kinser, charles jefferson

Name variants

c j kinser, charles j kinser, charles kinser, charlie kinser

Record count

33

Sources

life_events

Places seen

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First event date

1914

Last event date

2021-12-01

Timeline — 33 events

• (undated) Dexter. Chas. Kinser / Buff Orpington source co-list expansion; source-spelled forms retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred Orpington Co-mentioned: penitentiary. Kinser; Justice Utley; Buff Orpington. Quote: "Chas. Kinser; night. Kinser; penitentiary. Kinser; Henry Watson; John Norman; Just… crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Dexter Statesman undated clip 88015395
• (undated) Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Buff Orpington; Henry Watson; John Norman; Justice Utley; Mr. Pyle. Quote: "Chas. Kinser; night. Kinser; penitentiary. Kinser; Henry Watson; Buff Orpington; Fields. Mr; John Norman; Pyle. Mr;… visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman undated clip 88015395
• (undated) Cotton Belt; Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Beach J. Smith; Chief Smith; Dad Ben; Frank Stabbs; Geo. Bar; Louie H. Peters; Peer Ay. Quote: "RKET ny HORN wie wanien to ride i mapewens se 4" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman undated clip 88015604
• 1914 Named heir (nephew — relationship per the 12/13/2021 index printout, p03) of Charles H. Peters, File 2800; administrator Edward W. Peters. The collateral inheritance tax order (p05) assesses his interest at $149.67 cash value / $7.48 tax, address Clay County, Ark.; the tax receipt (p15) values his i… heir named · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1914 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-charles-h-1914-p01-e1
• 1914-04-08 Signed a card of thanks remembering sincere friends and neighbors who were sympathetic in their sad hours of trouble Quote: "God bless one and all." social · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-04-08 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T013854.552495488Z
• 1915 Dexter, Missouri. Receipt: 'Received of Edward W. Peters, Admr. Forty-one + 70/100 Dollars. Being in full of my share as distributee in the Estate of Charles H. Peters, deceased.' Signed C. J. Kinser; $41.70. Dexter, Mo 1915. Final settlement voucher 11 (p25/p55) Co-mentioned: Edward W. Peters. distributee receipt · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1915 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-charles-h-1914-p16-e2
• 1915-04-21 Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Ida Koethke; Louis Ferdinand Kinser. Quote: "Louie Peters; Ferdinand Kinser; Chas. J. Kinser; Ida Koethke; Louis Ferdinand Kinser" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1915-04-21 clip 88016234
• 1916-12-15 Dexter. Marriage license issued: Chas. J. Kinser to Rose McMullin, Dexter Co-mentioned: Rose McMullin. marriage · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1916-12-15 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19161215-p1
• 1917-05-04 Dexter. Chas and Rosa Kinser to Louie Peters: tenth interest s1/2 nw1/4 and n1/2 of sw1/4, 11-25-10; also in 85 feet lots 8, 9 and 10, block 22, Dexter, $1 Co-mentioned: Rosa Kinser; Louie Peters. land · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1917-05-04 clip lane-A-623
• 1918-05-09 Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: C. A. Peters; Harold Douglas; M. Jordan. Quote: "F. Kinser; Chas. Kinser; C. A. Peters; M. Jordan; Harold Douglas" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1918-05-09 clip 88016147
• 1920-03-12 Dexter. His coal shed was the source of eight or more bags of wheat stolen by Frank Stubbs Co-mentioned: Frank Stubbs. Quote: "the coal shed of Charlie Kinser" crime · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-03-12 clip backlog-1911-20-090
• 1920-03-12 Cotton Belt; Dexter. Charlie Kinser / Louie Peters source co-list expansion; source-spelled forms retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred Peters Co-mentioned: Chief Smith; Geo. Barham; Louie H. Peters; R. J. Smith; Louie Peters. Quote: "Charlie Kinser; R. J. Smith; appears Kinser; Louie Pete… crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-03-12 clip 88057956
• 1920-03-12 Dexter. Police evidence showed Charlie Kinser loading 40 or more bags of wheat at night at the coal shed; the wheat had been stolen bag or two each night from the Scott County Milling Company's warehouse on the Cotton Belt railroad; Chief Smith laid for Kinser and caught him; if convicted, "the two… crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1920-03-12 clip DS-1920-03-12-p3
• 1920-09-17 State vs. Chas. Kinser, burglary trial and found not guilty. Court dismissed Thursday morning until Monday on account of a witness absence in the case of State vs. Solon Kinser, charged with burglary and larceny. Sheriff McNiel left Thursday to locate the witness and bring him to court. (Bloomfield… legal · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 1920-09-17 Bloomfield. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Solon Kinser. Quote: "Chas. Kinser; Solon Kinser" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1920-09-17 clip 88058436
• 1928-07-06 Bernie. Charles Kinser, 40, of Bernie, was arrested with Raymond Walker, 20, for stealing two cows from Marion Rice's pasture south of Bernie on June 12 and selling them at Malden for $128.50; held in jail at Bloomfield; trial July 5 Co-mentioned: Raymond Walker; L. S. Karnes; E. Winchester; Marion… crime · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1928-07-06 clip b2-19280706-p7
• 1929-06-14 Bloomfield. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Towery Bernie. Quote: "C. J. Kinser; Towery Bernie" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1929-06-14 clip 88057789
• 1929-06-28 C. J. Kinser, tried upon a charge of grand larceny was found guilty by the jury and given a sentence of two years in the penitentiary. By motion of his attorney, Eugene Munger, a new trial is being sought. This was a state care in which the chief witness for the state was Raymond Walker. Both partie… legal · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-06-28 clip DS-1929-06-28-p1 + life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-06-28 clip ds-1911-1930-jpg-ds-19290621-p8
• 1929-09-13 Dexter. C. J. Kinser, who was tried and convicted upon the charge of grand larceny last June, took an appeal to the Supreme Court Quote: "C. J. Kinser, who was tried and convicted upon the charge of grand larceny, last June, took an appeal to the Supreme Court" court · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1929-09-13 clip ds-19290913-p8 + book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 1930 Application for Letters of Administration (undated, File 4193, 1930) lists "Charles Kinser -decid [?] who resides in the County of [blank] in the State of Missouri" (relationship as written unclear); the same application states "The 2 sons died previously to the death of Minnie Peters, and without c… heir named · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1930 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-minnie-1930-p21-e3
• 1930-11-25 Handwritten docket notes on the Petition for Sale cover (filed Nov 25, 1930) list heirs; legible fragments: "heirs: Charles Kinser ... Louie H. Peters" (surrounding fragments illegible) Co-mentioned: Minnie Peters. heir named · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 1930-11-25 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-minnie-1930-p17-e1
• 1931-04-24 Jefferson City; Bloomfield. reclass: State Prison Board / Jefferson City context Co-mentioned: Cc. J. Kinser. Quote: "C. J. Kinser; Jefferson City; State Prison Board" Quote: "C. J. Kinser" crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1931-04-24 clip 88057452
• 1931-04-24 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I, C. J. Kinser, convicted of the crime of grand larceny in the county of Stoddard County, Missouri, USA on the 30th day of August, 1929, and sentenced to two years imprisonment in the penitentiary at Jefferson City, have made application for Parole and will… legal · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 1936-05-14 Dexter. Chas. Kinser / Buff Orpington source co-list expansion; source-spelled forms retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred Orpington Co-mentioned: penitentiary. Kinser; Justice Utley; John Norman; Buff Orpington; Pyle. Mr. Quote: "Chas. Kinser; night. Kinser; penitentiary. Kinser; Henry Wa… crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1936-05-14 clip 88058048
• 1936-05-14 Dudley. Arrested with step-son Henry Watson by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Cooper in Dudley Friday morning, minutes after selling four Buff Orpington hens to Mrs. Joel Fields; hens identified as stolen from Mr. and Mrs. John Norman near Pyle; five more hens and a rooster found at the Kinser home; arraigne… crime / arrest / trial / fine / jail / acquittal · life_events|Dexter Messenger 1936-05-14 clip DM-1936-05-14-p1
• 1936-05-14 GETS TWO YEAR SENTENCE FOR CHICKEN STEALING Chas. Kinser and his step-son Henry Watson were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Arthur Cooper, in Dudley last Friday morning, a few minutes after they had sold four Buff Orpington hens to Mrs. Joel Fields. Mr. Cooper said that he had very good reason to believe… legal · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 1936-05-14 Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Buff Orpington; Henry Watson; John Norman; Justice Utley; Mr. Pyle. Quote: "Chas. Kinser; night. Kinser; penitentiary. Kinser; Henry Watson; Buff Orpington; Fields. Mr; John Norman; Pyle. Mr;… visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1936-05-14 clip 88058048
• 1938-05-05 Hill Schoo; Jimmy Causert Hill; Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged) Co-mentioned: Bessie Peters; Jimmy Causert; Mys. Albert Shipman; Willard Vanbibber. Quote: "Frankie Parker; Jessmine Parker; Fred Parker; Louie Peters; Charlie Kinser; Viola Parker; Bessie Peters; Etta Parker; Jimmy Causert; Hill S… illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1938-05-05 clip 88016647
• 1938-05-05 Dexter. Charlie Kinser / Bessie Peters source co-list expansion; source-spelled forms retained; no kinship or identity merge inferred Peters Co-mentioned: Willard Vanbibber; Etta Parker; Frankie Parker; Viola Parker; Louie Peters; Jessmine Parker; Fred Parker; Bessie Peters. Quote: "Charlie Kinser;… school / teacher / pupil / graduation · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1938-05-05 clip 88016647
• 1939-08-17 Dexter. co-mentioned (family-tagged); reclass: family-tagged co-presence → social/visit bucket Co-mentioned: Big Springs State; Van Buren. Quote: "Louie H. Peters; Chas. Kinser; Big Springs State; Van Buren" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1939-08-17 clip 88017610
• 1975-04-24 Dexter Memorial Hospital, Admitted: Charles Kinser, Dexter. item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 1975-04-28 Dexter Memorial Hospital, Released: Charles Kinser, Dexter. item · book|Arnold & Kinser (2021), Ancestry Timeline (newspaper clippings & documentation): citation not given in book
• 2021-12-01 2021 Stoddard County probate index printout, File 4193 (1930), names Charles Kinser as heir (grandson) of Minnie Peters Co-mentioned: Minnie Peters. Quote: "4193 1930 KINSER, CHARLES (GRANDSON) ESTATE WALKER, E. E." heir named · life_events|Stoddard Co. probate 2021-12-01 clip probate-estates-20260925-peters-minnie-1930-p01-e1

Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.