brandon, j p
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Brandon, J. P.; Brandon, J. P.[?]; J. P. Brandon; J.P. Brandon
- Record count
- 18
- Sources
- census-1930,court_cases,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter; Essex; Richland township; St. Louis; Tijuana, Mexico
- First event date
- 17 Oct 1922
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 19 events
- 1914-03-04 Mrs. J. P. Brandon was a guest of Mrs. C. H. Weeks last Friday Co-mentioned: Mrs. C. H. Weeks. Quote: "Mesdames J. P. Brandon and C. L. Harrison with Miss Naomi Hux were guests of Mrs. C. H. Weeks last Friday."
- 1914-05-06 St. Louis. J. P. and J. M. Brandon were in St. Louis Saturday and Sunday Co-mentioned: J. M. Brandon.
- 1915-08-06 Dexter. Mesdames J. P. Brandon and Chas. Harrison, of Essex, and T. F. Steele, of Dudley, were here Wednesday to attend Mrs. B. W. Bowman's reception [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Chas. Harrison; T. F. Steele.
- 1920-11-26 Dexter. Dr. J. P. Brandon of Essex was in Dexter Tuesday Quote: "'Dr. J. P. Brandon, of Essex, was here Tuesday.'"
- 1921-11-11 Dexter. Dr. J. P. Brandon of Essex was in Dexter on business Monday Quote: "Dr. J. P. Brandon of Essex, was here on business Monday."
- 1925-02-20 Essex. Dr. J. P. Brandon of Essex is a member of the Stoddard County Medical Society Quote: "Dr. J. P. Brandon, Essex"
- 1926-06-25 road between Dexter and Essex. Fire starting at 11:30 a.m. destroyed nearly a block of business buildings and one dwelling at Essex (about $40,000 loss): Slayton Bros. Store, Davis Barber Shop, Arnold's Shoe Shop, J. J. Lewis Restaurant, Mrs. J. M. Brandon Millinery and Dry Goods, T. L. Ray Restaura…
- 1926-08-06 J. P. and Anna Brandon to Dr. Wm. J. Hux: $1.00 and exchange of property; undivided 1/2 interest in 90x70 ft., SW 1/4 NW 1/4 15, 25, 11 Co-mentioned: Anna Brandon; Dr. Wm. J. Hux.
- 1926-11-05 Dexter. J. P. Brandon and Dr. W. J. Hux were here Wednesday; they say there was an election in their town Tuesday Co-mentioned: W. J. Hux. Quote: "J. P. Brandon and Dr. W. J. Hux were here Wednesday."
- 1926-11-12 Dexter. Mesdames J. P. Brandon and Charles Harrison, of Essex, were the guests of Mrs. Mary Copeland, Tuesday Co-mentioned: Mary Copeland. Quote: ""Mesdames J. P. Brandon and Charles Harrison, of Essex, were the guests of Mrs. Mary Copeland, Tuesday""
- 1929-03-01 Essex. Dr. J. P. Brandon and Jas. Hux, Sr., were here from Essex yesterday Co-mentioned: Jas. Hux, Sr..
- 1929-05-03 Essex. Of Essex, with Dr. W. J. Hux, was here last Monday morning Co-mentioned: W. J. Hux. Quote: "Drs. J. P. Brandon and W. J. Hux, of Essex, were here last Monday morning"
- 1929-11-29 Dexter. partial-page screenshot; Dr. J. P. Brandon sent a postcard from Luxor, Egypt, where he and Dr. Walter Brandon of Poplar Bluff were attending the Southern Medical Association meeting before sailing for a five-day stay in Havana, Cuba Co-mentioned: Walter Brandon. Quote: "Dr. J. P. Brandon sen…
- 1930-03-07 Essex. Dr. J. P. Brandon, of Essex, was a pleasant business visitor here yesterday
- 1930-05-09 Essex. Mr. J. P. Brandon of Essex was here Wednesday and gave a call
- 1930-05-30 Essex. Dr. J. P. Brandon was in Dexter from Essex and called at the Statesman office Quote: "Dr. J. P. Brandon was here from Essex and called."
- 1931-05-05 Dexter. Mrs. J. P. Brandon and Mrs. Chas. Harrison, with two other ladies were here Tuesday afternoon from Essex Co-mentioned: Chas. Harrison (Mrs.).
- 1931-11-13 Tijuana, Mexico. Got a postcard from Dr. J. P. Brandon Monday nite, mailed from Tijuana, Mexico, a colored picture of the 'Longest Bar in the World'; J. P. and Dr. W. L. Brandon are touring Mexico, looking for hot tamales, perhaps Co-mentioned: W. L. Brandon. Quote: "It was mailed from Tijuana, Mexi…
- (undated) Essex. Dr. J. P. Brandon lectured the Essex High School and upper grades Wednesday on First Aid and Tuberculosis Quote: "Dr. J. P. Brandon lectured the High School and upper grades Wednesday on the subjects of First Aid and Tuberculosis."
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