brown, john
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Brown, John; John Brown; John Brown - Father (cert of Ida Mae Spears); John Brown - Father (cert of John Leonard Brown); John Brown - Father (cert of Sandy Jackson Brown); John Brown - Father (cert of Virgil Brown); John Brown - Father (cert of Willard Brown); John Brown - Informant (cert of Willard Brown)
- Record count
- 27
- Sources
- census-1900,census-1930,court_cases,death_certs,life_events,marriage_index,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bell City, Mo.; Bloomfield; Cape Girardeau; Charleston, Missouri; Dexter; Duck Creek (Part Of); Fidelity Center; Missouri; Mo.; Pike; Pike township; Scott County, Mo.; Sikeston; Stoddard; Stoddard County; White Bluff, Tenn.
- First event date
- 1833-11-07
- Last event date
- None
Timeline — 13 events
- 1882-07-01 Stoddard County. Shot through the window of his house with a shotgun while in bed at his home, night of June 25, 1882; contents entered his stomach; believed impossible for him to recover. Shooter came through a field on the east side; track looked like a woman's. Another man was sleeping in the sam…
- 1882-07-08 Stoddard County. Died after suffering about 24 hours from the shotgun wound received in bed the night of June 25, 1882 (see 1882-07-01). Just before dying he accused three persons as probably implicated: his wife, Mr. Jesse Moore, and David A. Wright. An inquest was held (result cut off in print) Co…
- 1883-12-22 Charleston, Missouri. Mr. John Brown and family visiting relatives at Charleston during Christmas week Quote: "Mr. John Brown and family visiting relatives at Charleston during Christmas week."
- 1898-07-12 Bloomfield. John Brown named on the July 12, 1898 roster of Co. D, 6th Missouri Volunteers (Spanish-American War), as printed from a Historical Edition of the Bloomfield Vindicator Co-mentioned: Co. D, 6th Missouri Volunteers.
- 1913-03-26 Fidelity Center. Misses Elizabeth and Anna and Mr. Lam and John Brown were at the Mekan home Tuesday night Co-mentioned: Misses Elizabeth and Anna; Mr. Lam. Quote: "Misses Elizabeth and Anna and Mr. Lam and John Brown were at the Mekan home Tuesday night."
- 1913-04-02 Mr. John Brown was at Mr. Stone's a few minutes Wednesday afternoon and came on down and spent the night at the Mekan home Quote: "Mr. John Brown was at Mr. Stones a few minutes Wednesday afternoon and came on down and spent the night at the Mekan home."
- 1916-01-07 Dexter. John Brown and George Harrington were on the streets of Dexter Saturday Quote: ""John Brown and George Harrington were on the streets of Dexter Saturday""
- 1925-10-09 Dexter. John Brown arrived last Thursday from Wilkesbarre, Penn., with his father and brother to visit his uncle, Frank Brown Co-mentioned: Frank Brown; Major J. Brown; Evan R. Brown. Quote: "arrived here from Wilkesbarra, Penn., last Thursday to visit his brother, Frank Brown"
- 1926-03-12 Dexter. John and Abe Brown returned this week from a trip to Florida Co-mentioned: Abe Brown.
- 1926-11-12 Dexter. John Brown, working at carpentering in Chicago and son of E. B. Brown of Dexter, was married to Miss Carolyn Burns at Second Baptist church, Chicago, on October 30; they will live at 2129 Jackson Boulevard Co-mentioned: Carolyn Burns. Quote: ""John Brown, who is working at carpentering in Ch…
- 1930-08-29 Sikeston. Barnsdall gasoline/motor oil station at Sikeston; Airline Oil Company, Bloomfield-Dexter, distributors Quote: "John Brown, Sikeston"
- 1930-09-12 Sikeston. Barnsdall gasoline/motor oil station operator at Sikeston Quote: "John Brown, Sikeston"
- 1930-12-12 Sikeston. Listed as a Barnsdall motor oil station served by Airline Oil Co., Bloomfield-Dexter distributors Quote: "STATIONS: Jno. L. Davis, Bloomfield; C. W. Hinman, Essex; Stanfield & Thurston, Bernie; Joe Davis, Advance; Chas. H. Burns, Leora; John Brown, Sikeston."
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