harrison, j w
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Harrison, J. W.; J. W. Harrison; J.W. Harrison
- Record count
- 13
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; New Orleans; Stoddard County, MO
- First event date
- 10 Sep 1885
- Last event date
- 1917-07-13
Timeline — 11 events
- 1882-04-08 Stoddard County, MO. Married Ethel L. Bedford (recorded in past month); by T. B. Turnbaugh Co-mentioned: Ethel L. Bedford. Quote: "J. W. Harrison to Ethel L. Bedford, by T. B. Turnbaugh."
- 1884-06-21 Bloomfield. Those wanting spring chickens should call on J. W. Harrison Quote: "Those wanting spring chickens should call on J. W. Harrison."
- 1884-11-29 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison sent a turkey to the Vindicator via Orlando Bedford Co-mentioned: Orlando Bedford. Quote: "'Compliments of J. W. Harrison to the Editor.'"
- 1885-03-14 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison's little child has the scarlet fever, but is improving Co-mentioned: his little child (unnamed).
- 1885-03-28 New Orleans; Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison and wife arrived home Friday evening of last week from New Orleans. Mr. H. was sick while absent
- 1885-05-23 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison is having his dwelling painted Quote: "J. W. Harrison is having his dwelling painted."
- 1886-01-16 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison, who has been in Texas for several months, returned to his home at this place last Friday a week ago. Mr. H. tells us he is smitten with the 'Lone Star' state, and will move there in the spring
- 1886-01-23 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison, soon after his arrival home from Texas, was stricken down with rheumatism and has hardly been able to turn in bed since
- 1916-09-01 J. W. Harrison has accepted a position with the Biston Coffee Co. as traveling salesman in Southeast Mo [date from clip_id] Co-mentioned: Biston Coffee Co.. Quote: "has accepted a position with the Biston Coffee Co. as traveling salesman in Southeast Mo."
- 1916-11-03 Bloomfield. J. W. Harrison of Bloomfield (10-24-16) replies to T. N. Ormiston's 'dry' letter defending his 'wet' position; he names Henry Hawes and Otto Steifel as backing the prohibition campaign [date from clip_id] Quote: "I have no objection to the publishing of my reply to you in 'The Linn Count…
- 1920-10-22 Bernie. Car load of listeners to General J. M. Atkinson at Bernie, Wednesday; stopped here returning Co-mentioned: Ralph Wamrack; Louie Jobe; Charles Back; J. M. Atkinson. Quote: "Ralph Wamrack, Louie Jobe, J. W. Harrison and Charles Back formed a car load of listeners to the crowd of General J. M.…
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