harlan, i l
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Harlan, I. L.; I L Harlan; I. L. Harlan
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Gray Ridge
- First event date
- 1914-07-08
- Last event date
- 1930-07-25
Timeline — 9 events
- 1914-07-08 Gray Ridge. Democratic candidate for Justice of the Peace Richland Township, Stoddard County, in the August 4, 1914 primary election; post-office address Gray Ridge, Mo Quote: "I. L. Harlan, Gray Ridge, Mo."
- 1914-07-22 Gray Ridge. Listed on the Democratic ticket for Justice of the Peace, Richland township in the Aug. 4, 1914 primary Quote: "Democratic ticket, Justice of the Peace, Richland township"
- 1914-07-29 Gray Ridge. Listed as a candidate For Justice of the Peace Richland Township on the Statesman's published (unlabeled) candidate ticket Quote: "For Justice of the Peace Richland Township: I. L. HARLAN, Gray Ridge, Mo."
- 1916-05-19 I. L. Harlan bought 109 acres, part e1/2, 5-26-12, from the Himmelberger-Harrison Lumber Company for $3293.10 Co-mentioned: Himmelberger-Harrison Lumber Company. Quote: "Himmelberger-Harrison Lumber Company to I. L. Harlan, 109 acres part e1/2, 5-26-12; $3293.10"
- 1925-04-03 Richland Township. I. L. Harlan elected Member of the Board of Richland Township with 851 votes (Essex 375, Gray Ridge 327, Clines Island 71, Tanner 78) and also Justice of the Peace with 1,075 votes (533/379/72/91) Quote: "RESULTS OF THE TOWNSHIP ELECTION"
- 1927-04-01 Richland Township. I. L. Harlan was elected Commissioner of Richland Township at Tuesday's election Quote: "Following are the officers elected in surrounding townships at Tuesday's election"
- 1930-01-17 Gray Ridge. Warrant No. 465: judge election Gray Ridge, $4.50 Quote: "I L Harlan: judge election Gray Ridge"
- 1930-07-25 Gray Ridge. Appointed an election judge for Gray Ridge (Richland Township) for the primary election Quote: "PRIMARY ELECTION JUDGES APPOINTED"
- (undated) In the matter of petition of I. L. Harlan et al for a new road petition presented and continued
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