huggins, james
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Huggins, James;James Huggins;Jas. Huggins
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- census-1900,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Castor; Illinois; Jonesboro,Illinois; Kansas; Sikeston,Malden,Dunklin County
- First event date
- 1881-08-27
- Last event date
- 1930-06-27
Timeline — 8 events
- 1881-08-27 Bloomfield. James Huggins, about two miles east of town, got his leg very badly cut by cross-cut-saw Aug 24 Quote: "James Huggins, who lives about two miles east of town, got his leg very badly cut by a cross-cut-saw, on the 24th inst."
- 1883-09-15 Jonesboro, Illinois. Messrs. James Huggins and L. E. Tibbits, who have been peddling goods in Stoddard County for three or four months, left last Saturday for Jonesboro, Illinois Co-mentioned: L. E. Tibbits. Quote: "Messrs. James Huggins and L. E. Tibbits, who has been peddling goods in this county…
- 1883-10-27 Illinois. Mr. James Huggins returned this week from a trip in Illinois. Follow-up to Sep 22
- 1884-05-24 Bloomfield. At last some work has been done towards improving the Jackson-Houck lane. James Huggins took the matter in charge, and with the aid of voluntary contributions he has made considerable improvement in that road, for which he has the praise of all concerned
- 1884-08-23 Kansas. James Huggins and family, Ike Stafford, Will Ball and Henry Van left for southern Kansas with cattle Co-mentioned: Ike Stafford; Will Ball; Henry Van. Quote: "James Huggins and family, Ike Stafford, Will Ball and Henry Van started Wednesday morning for southern Kansas."
- 1884-09-13 Kansas. James Huggins, in Kansas, wrote to W. R. Huggins Co-mentioned: W. R. Huggins. Quote: "from his brother James, who, with several others, left for Kansas some time ago."
- 1886-02-06 Malden, Dunklin County. Local News: Jas. Huggins, of Malden, Dunklin county, called on us a few moments Tuesday. 'Jas. came up on a visit to relatives and was on his way back.'
- 1930-06-27 Sikeston. With Rev. R. E. Foard and others, attended the Masonic lodge at Sikeston Thursday night Quote: "LOCAL HAPPENINGS"
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