bradham, bob
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Bob Bradham; Bradham, Bob
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Charleston; Coldwater, Mich.; Coldwater, Michigan; Dexter
- First event date
- 13-Apr-28
- Last event date
- 3-May-33
Timeline — 15 events
- 1920-04-09 Bloomfield. Young trap-shooter; a fine barber; Saturday's score at Bloomfield: Bradham 35 out of 50 (Boyt 36, Leaming 39, Fields 31) Quote: "a young but fruitful bud known as Bob Bradham"
- 1920-04-09 Dexter. Dexter and Bloomfield trap-shooters opened the season; newcomer Bob Bradham, a barber, joined the old band. Saturday's scores at Bloomfield were printed as Hoyt 24, Lanning 35, Bradham 25 and Fields 31 out of 30 as printed; Monday's scores and the Dexter-Bloomfield team score were cut off in…
- 1920-05-21 Dexter. Bob Bradham was one of Dexter's three high guns at the Dexter Gun Club shoot Quote: ""E. S. Leeding, Bob Bradham and Geo. A. Evans""
- 1920-05-21 Charleston. Bob Bradham went to Charleston Wednesday for the shoot with Leeding Co-mentioned: E. S. Leeding. Quote: ""Dexter representatives, Leeding, Bradham, et al., went over Wednesday.""
- 1924-05-09 Dexter. Bob Bradham has moved here from Essex and will be connected in some capacity with the Dexter Transfer Company
- 1924-06-27 Dexter. Advertised a 1924 touring car, A-No. 1 condition, for sale Co-mentioned: Tom Burton. Quote: "FOR SALE--1924 Touring Car, in A-No. 1 condition"
- 1925-05-22 Bob Bradham left here today at 4 o'clock for Detroit, Michigan, with five passengers in his car: besides the owner and driver, John Wagner, Chas. Weaver and his cousin, young Shipman and another passenger whose name was not gotten; Bradham will make a non-stop trip of it in one day and one night Co-…
- 1925-11-13 Dexter. Bob Bradham is making regular trips between Dexter and Detroit, Mich., and is making it pay; he ran thru 300 miles of snow on his last trip home Quote: ""Bob Bradham is making regular trips between Dexter and Detroit, Mich., and is making it pay.""
- 1927-01-21 Dexter. Bob Bradham runs a regular Packard automobile service between Dexter and Detroit, leaving Dexter for Detroit every Friday and returning from Detroit every Monday; business reported picking up in Detroit Quote: "LEAVES DEXTER for Detroit Every FRIDAY. LEAVES DETROIT for Dexter Every MONDAY."
- 1927-02-04 Dexter; Detroit. Business is picking up in Detroit and Bob Bradham is back on his regular run in his Packard every week; Bob leaves Dexter for Detroit every Friday and starts back Monday Quote: "Business is picking up in Detroit and Bob is back on his regular run in his Packard every week."
- 1928-03-09 Dexter. Wednesday afternoon the charges against Bob Bradham and Troy Lee, of Lee Brothers, who operate bus lines between Dexter and Michigan points, came up before Esq. Keaton here; charge was violation of Sec. 794 of the Missouri Road Law; after hearing witnesses Bradham was fined $25 and Troy Lee…
- 1928-04-20 State vs. Bob Bradham, violating motor vehicle law, $5 fine and cost
- 1931-08-02 Coldwater, Mich.. Bob Bradham, who operates a passenger bus between Dexter and Michigan points around Detroit, left Friday with passengers; at Coldwater, Mich., Sunday morning he was hit by a truck, his new Ford four-door sedan demolished, and he was seriously hurt and taken to a hospital in Coldwat…
- 1931-08-25 Dexter. Bob Bradham has returned home from the hospital in Michigan; he was on the streets Tuesday morning with his head still bandaged Quote: "Bob Bradham has returned home from the hospital in Michigan, and was on the streets, Tuesday morning, with his head still bandaged."
- 1931-09-18 Coldwater, Michigan. Lloyd Gales brought in the wreck of Bob Bradham's car from Coldwater, Michigan, Tuesday; Bradham escaped with his life — only the sturdy all-steel Ford body prevented the accident being fatal Co-mentioned: Lloyd Gales.
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.