holderness, e h
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- E. H. Holderness
- Record count
- 7
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Campbell
- First event date
- 1882-12-02
- Last event date
- 1913-11-05
Timeline — 8 events
- 1882-12-02 Bloomfield. With J. T. Blair and Arthur Bedford, put up a telegraph wire for practicing telegraphy Co-mentioned: J. T. Blair. Quote: "Messrs. J. T. Blair, E. H. Holderness and Arthur Bedford have put up a telegraph wire, for the purpose of practicing telegraphy."
- 1885-03-21 Bloomfield. HOLDERNESS HOUSE: announces he has opened a boarding house for the accommodation of the public. Rates: per meal 25c; per day $1. Horses also cared for Quote: "I wish to announce that I have opened a boarding house for the accommodation of the public"
- 1885-03-28 Bloomfield. E. H. Holderness has improved his premises by adding new paling fencing. "Ed's a worker when he once gets started."
- 1886-03-13 Bloomfield. E. H. Holderness dropped a dollar into our till last Tuesday, as a token of affection for the Vindicator
- 1913-11-05 Bloomfield. 2d, gravel Quote: "2, E. H. Holderness, Bloomfield"
- 1913-11-05 Bloomfield. Second premium, best half bushel oats, any variety, in the fair awards list Quote: "E. H. Holderness, Bloomfield, 2d"
- 1916-09-08 Campbell. E. H. Holderness and wife and Geo. W. Bobbitt motored over to Campbell Sunday [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Geo. W. Bobbitt. Quote: "E. H. Holderness and wife and Geo. W. Bobbitt motored over to Campbell Sunday."
- 1917-05-11 Dexter; Bloomfield. 'E. H. HOLDERNNESS DEAD' [printed Holderness in text]: E. H. Holderness, one of the county's oldest citizens, died Wednesday, May 2, 1917, at 3 o'clock a.m., after three weeks' illness from pneumonia. He was a progressive and successful farmer and stockman active in the advanceme…
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