brooks, james f
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- James F. Brooks
- Record count
- 4
- Sources
- life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield, Missouri; Cape Girardeau County, Missouri; Dexter, Missouri
- First event date
- 1883-04-28
- Last event date
- 1883-12-01
Timeline — 4 events
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1883-04-28
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. The governor appointed James F. Brooks of Cape Girardeau County chief engineer of the topographical survey of Southeast Missouri (under the Mar 24 act). Brooks, originally from Platte County, was employed by Mr. Houck on his railroad as civil engineer Quote: "The gov…
court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-04-28 clip BV-1883-04-28-p3
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1883-05-26
Bloomfield, Missouri. James F. Brooks of Jackson was here Thursday evening on business connected with the right of way of the Cape Girardeau Southwestern railroad. Follow-up to Apr 28 Quote: "James F. Brooks, of Jackson was here on Thursday evening on business connected with the right of way of the…
business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-05-26 clip BV-1883-05-26-p3
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1883-11-03
Bloomfield, Missouri. Mr. James F. Brooks, engineer of the Cape Girardeau Southwestern Railroad, executed a profile map of the road in Stoddard County, filed in the county clerk's office Quote: "which was executed by Mr. James F. Brooks, the engineer of the road and is nicely done."
business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-11-03 clip BV-1883-11-03-p3
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1883-12-01
Dexter, Missouri. Mr. James F. Brooks, topographical engineer, with his corps of assistants arrived in Dexter last Wednesday morning; expects to run lines in the southern portion of Stoddard County. Follow-up to Nov 3 Quote: "Mr. James F. Brooks topographical engineer with his corps of assistants ar…
business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-12-01 clip BV-1883-12-01-p3
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