roland, e e
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- E. E. Roland; Roland, E. E.
- Record count
- 16
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Dexter; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, MO
- First event date
- 1911-01-18
- Last event date
- 1913-09-24
Timeline — 9 events
- 1911-01-18 Bloomfield. E. E. Roland, copartner with W. C. Roland doing business as the Central Land Company, is a non-resident defendant in an attachment action (No. 244) brought by L. W. Heagy in Stoddard county Circuit Court, March Term 1911, for $480; ordered to be notified by publication Co-mentioned: L. W…
- 1911-01-25 Stoddard County. Defendant in attachment action No. 244; co-partner in the Central Land Company Co-mentioned: L. W. Heagy. Quote: "W. C. Roland and E. E. Roland, co-partners, doing business under the firm name of the Central Land Company, Defendants."
- 1911-02-01 Stoddard County, MO. Defendant in Circuit Court No. 244, L. W. Heagy vs. W. C. Roland and E. E. Roland, copartners doing business as the Central Land Company; property attached, interest levied upon, per the order of publication Co-mentioned: L. W. Heagy; W. C. Roland.
- 1911-02-15 Stoddard County. Defendant, co-partner; alleged non-resident Co-mentioned: L. W. Heagy. Quote: "same"
- 1911-02-22 Stoddard County. Defendant, co-partner; alleged non-resident Co-mentioned: L. W. Heagy. Quote: "same"
- 1911-03-08 Stoddard County. Defendant; copartner in Central Land Company; attachment action No. 244 Co-mentioned: W. C. Heagy. Quote: "W. C. Roland and E. E. Roland, copartners"
- 1911-11-08 Dexter. E. E. Roland was in Dexter this week from Indianapolis Quote: "E. E. Roland was here this week from Indianapolis."
- 1913-06-18 Dexter. E. E. Roland and wife arrived from Indiana this morning Co-mentioned: his wife. Quote: "E. E. Roland and wife arrived from Indiana this morning."
- 1913-09-24 Dexter. E. E. Roland returned this morning from Jackson, Miss., and will be in Dexter for two or three days Quote: "E. E. Roland returned this morning from Jackson, Miss. He will be here for two or three days"
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