brydon, doc
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Brydon, Doc; Doc Brydon; Doc. Brydon
- Record count
- 46
- Sources
- bio_douglass_1912,county_officials,court_cases,gt_birth_announcements,guardian_abstracts,guardian_bonds,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Essex; Jefferson City; Marble Hill; Missouri; St. Louis; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 13 Aug 1931
- Last event date
- 7-Aug-39
Timeline — 32 events
- 1881-02-22 Born, per biography.
- 1910-04-13 Essex. Editor of the Essex Leader; candidate for the Democratic nomination for Representative to the next General Assembly; past 29 years old; a Stoddardite since he was 10; reared on a farm near where Aid now stands; husband of one wife and father of two children; farmed and taught school; eight ye…
- 1911-01-04 Essex. Of Essex; to represent Stoddard county in General Assembly Quote: "Doc Brydon, the cultured young Demosthenes of Essex, who lays down the quill of the Leader to represent Stoddard county in the next General Assembly"
- 1912-10-16 Bloomfield. Hon. Doc Brydon was in this city last Monday Quote: "Hon. Doc Brydon was in this city last Monday."
- 1913-02-12 Statesman editorial urges support for Doc Brydon's uniform school book bill and his votes on the county unit bill, opposing the home rule bill of 'the unspeakable Harry Hawes' Co-mentioned: Harry Hawes. Quote: "Doc Brydon deserves the support of us all in getting his uniform school book bill passed"
- 1913-02-12 Dexter. Editorial urges support for Doc Brydon in getting his uniform school book bill passed, criticizing Missouri's school book law; also opposes an infernal insurance law and a home rule bill against Henry Hawes Quote: "Doc Brydon deserves the support of us all in getting his uniform school book…
- 1913-02-12 Missouri. The Statesman editorial endorsed Doc Brydon's uniform school book bill as 'a good move, a necessary reform' against the existing system requiring new books when a child changed schools within the county Quote: "Doc Brydon deserves the support of us all in getting his uniform school book bi…
- 1913-07-16 Essex. Doc Brydon, editor of the Essex Leader, was appointed to a position in the State Auditor's office, 'a credit to the judgement of Mr. Gordon.' Co-mentioned: Mr. Gordon. Quote: "The appointment of Doc Brydon, editor of the Essex Leader, to position in the State Auditors office"
- 1913-12-03 Marble Hill. Letters were read from Doc Brydon and Webb Watkins explaining their absence from the editors' meeting Co-mentioned: Webb Watkins. Quote: "Letters were read from Doc Brydon and Webb Watkins explaining absence."
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Hon. Doc Brydon was here from Jefferson City last week, en route to Bloomfield on business
- 1914-08-05 Essex. Doc Brydon was home to vote Tuesday Quote: ""Doc Brydon was home to vote Tuesday.""
- 1915-08-06 Jefferson City. Mr. and Mrs. Doc Brydon, of Jefferson City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Byrne of this city Co-mentioned: Jesse Byrne. Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Doc Brydon, of Jefferson City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Byrne of this city."
- 1916-05-26 Doc Brydon, state auditor Jno. P. Gordon, Chas. B. Stark (candidate for Supreme Judge, Springfield division), Wallace Crossley (candidate for Lieutenant-Governor), and representatives of Con Roach and of Mr. Houchin for Governor all "hit town" Thursday seeking voters; Reub Jones took most of the bun…
- 1916-05-26 Dexter. Hit town Thursday with other candidates, seeking out the dear voter Quote: "all hit town, Thursday, seeking out the dear voter."
- 1916-11-24 Doc Brydon wants to be clerk of the Senate; he is well qualified and it would please everybody in this section to see him get it Quote: "Doc Brydon wants to be clerk of the Senate."
- 1920-08-20 Poplar Bluff. Doc Brydon and wife, Louie Jobe (proxy for A. T. Welborn), and Henry Hyslop (proxy for H. M. Flanary, secretary for the congressional democratic committee) were here Monday en route to Poplar Bluff for the Congressional Committee of the 14th district meeting Co-mentioned: wife of Doc B…
- 1921-12-16 Dexter. Editor of Bloomfield was in Dexter Wednesday morning and went east on the Missouri Pacific Quote: "Editor Doc Brydon of Bloomfield was here Wednesday morning and went East on the Missouri Pacific"
- 1924-02-29 Bloomfield. Democratic County Chairman Doc Brydon called township mass meetings for Friday, March 7, 1924, to elect delegates to the Stoddard County convention at Bloomfield on March 8, 1924 Quote: "a mass meeting of the Democrats of Stoddard County is hereby called to be held in each of the townshi…
- 1924-03-14 Bloomfield. Chairman of the County Committee who called the county Democratic convention to order at 2 p.m. Saturday; also elected delegate to the Democratic State Convention Quote: "The day following, the County Convention was called to order at 2 p. m., by Doc Brydon, chairman of the County Commit…
- 1924-04-11 Dexter. Editor-Squire Doc Brydon of the Vindicator attended the Chamber of Commerce luncheon Quote: "Editor-Squire Doc Brydon, of the Vindicator."
- 1924-07-18 Dexter. 'Doc' Brydon of the Bloomfield Vindicator to speak on Legal Printing Rates at the S. E. Missouri Press Association meeting at Dexter, Aug. 15, 1924. S. E. Missouri Press Association program, Dexter, Aug. 15-16, 1924 Co-mentioned: Bloomfield Vindicator. Quote: "Legal Printing Rates ..Doc Bryd…
- 1924-10-10 Dexter. Local item: Editor Doc Brydon and Hon. Frank Brannock, of Bloomfield, were here yesterday making arrangements for the Democratic speakers today Co-mentioned: Frank Brannock.
- 1925-01-09 Doc Brydon becomes public administrator succeeding Judge H. S. Green; he formerly represented Stoddard county in the General Assembly Co-mentioned: H. S. Green.
- 1926-02-12 Dexter. Editor Doc Brydon was here from Bloomfield Monday with Recorder Henry Hyslop in tow; Hyslop is reportedly to be a candidate for recorder again Co-mentioned: Henry Hyslop. Quote: "Editor Doc Brydon was here from Bloomfield, Monday with Recorder Henry Hyslop, in tow."
- 1926-05-21 Bloomfield. Attended the S. E. Mo. Press Association officers' meeting at Jackson Saturday Quote: "Doc Brydon of Bloomfield"
- 1927-04-15 Bloomfield. Named in Board of Equalization proceedings (Out Lots to Bloomfield): Home Place SE pt. Town; Assessor's value 1300, Board's value 1500 Quote: "Doc Brydon"
- 1929-11-22 Dexter. Town Talk: 'Doc Brydon, field man for Post-Dispatch, was here yesterday' (item cut off); Post-Dispatch is the St. Louis Post-Dispatch; partial-page screenshot
- 1945-01-05 St. Louis. Mrs. Doc Brydon was visiting her sister Mrs. Henry Runge in University City; fell on the icy pavement Monday morning; taken to Missouri Baptist Hospital; suffering from bruise and shock Quote: "fell on the icy pavement last Monday morning"
- 1945-01-05 Bloomfield. Quote: "installed as the newly elected president of the Bloomfield Kiwanis Club"
- 1945-01-12 Bloomfield. Doc Brydon, president of the Bloomfield Kiwanis Club, appointed the 1945 committees
- 1945-01-19 Bloomfield. Quote: "were given recognition"
- (undated) Dexter. Doc Brydon, editor, squire and churchman, was here Saturday with Floyd Jacobs Co-mentioned: Floyd Jacobs. Quote: "Doc Brydon, editor, squire and churchman, was here Saturday with Floyd Jacobs."
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.