blair, j t
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- J. T. Blair
- Record count
- 8
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Bloomfield, Mo.; Dexter
- First event date
- 1880-11-13
- Last event date
- 1886-01-16
Timeline — 8 events
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1880-11-13
Bloomfield, Mo.. Mrs. J. T. Blair visited yesterday Quote: ""We acknowledge a visit from Mrs. S. M. Hobbs and Mrs. J. T. Blair on yesterday.""
visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-11-13 clip BV-1880-11-13-p2
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1881-08-20
Bloomfield. J. T. Blair, J. W. Carmichael and Ed. Holderness purchased telegraph batteries and erected wires, learning telegraphy. [OCR uncertain — 'Carmichael' and 'erected' read from page image.] Co-mentioned: Ed. Holderness. Quote: "Messrs. J. T. Blair, J. W. Carmichael and Ed. Holderness have pu…
business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-08-20 clip BV-1881-08-20-p2
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1882-01-28
Bloomfield. Received majority of votes and was awarded the jack knife (candidates nominated by the ladies: J. T. Blair, T. H. Mauldin, Dr. Turnbaugh, L. Jones) Quote: "A majority of the votes were given to Blair and he received the jack knife."
court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-01-28 clip BV-1882-01-28-p2
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1882-12-02
Bloomfield. With E. H. Holderness and Arthur Bedford, put up a telegraph wire for practicing telegraphy, about three-quarters of a mile long, connected by three batteries Co-mentioned: E. H. Holderness. Quote: "Messrs. J. T. Blair, E. H. Holderness and Arthur Bedford have put up a telegraph wire, fo…
business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-12-02 clip BV-1882-12-02-p2
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1883-06-02
Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. J. T. Blair and family of Dexter are here this week; their little children are sick, and the youngest is very low with pneumonia Quote: "Mr. J. T. Blair and family of Dexter, are here this week... their little children are sick, and the youngest is very low with pneumonia."
illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-06-02 clip BV-1883-06-02-p3
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1884-05-17
Dexter. O'Brien & Co., at Dexter, have purchased the store house from Riggins & Son, and J. T. Blair has bought the residence of M. P. Riggins, near the store building. They will take possession of the store house July 1. Riggins & Son are going to Florida and go into business in a new railroad town…
land / deed / property / tax / estate · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1884-05-17 clip BV-1884-05-17-p2
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1886-01-02
Dexter. J. T. Blair, one of Dexter's first business men, lying very sick at the residence of Col. Maulding in this place; friends anxious for his recovery Co-mentioned: Col. T. H. Maulding.
illness / accident / death / obituary / probate · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1886-01-02 clip BV-1886-01-02-p3
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1886-01-16
Bloomfield. The death of J. T. Blair is regretted by this people very much. The bereaved widow has the sincere sympathy of this community
school / community · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1886-01-16 clip BV-1886-01-16-p3
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