barham, jonathan r
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Jonathan R Barham - Father (cert of Anna Hopkins); Jonathan R. Barham; Jonathan R. Barham [?]
- Record count
- 10
- Sources
- county_officials,death_certs,life_events
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Sharp County Arkansas; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 1884-05-17
- Last event date
- 1910-03-01
Timeline — 7 events
- 1884-05-17 Bloomfield. Jonathan R. Barham is the first to announce himself a candidate for the office of sheriff. He has lived in Stoddard many years and is well known and popular, and has many friends throughout the county. 'If elected no doubt he will make an industrious, vigilant and popular officer.' Forma…
- 1884-05-31 Bloomfield. We are authorized to announce Jonathan R. Barham a candidate for the office of sheriff, at the ensuing November election Quote: "We are authorized to announce Jonathan R. Barham a candidate for the office of sheriff, at the ensuing November election."
- 1884-10-25 Stoddard County. Jonathan R. Barham is on the county ticket For Sheriff Quote: "For Sheriff, Jonathan R. Barham."
- 1886-03-27 Stoddard County. We are authorized to announce Jonathan R. Barham a candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters
- 1886-05-08 Stoddard County. Announced candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters; May 1 printed 'Jonathan Barham' Quote: "authorized to announce Jonathan R. Barham as a candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters"
- 1886-05-15 Stoddard County. Announced candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; printed 'Barham' (given names cut); matches prior issue Quote: "authorized to announce Barham a candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters"
- 1886-05-22 Stoddard County. Announced candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county; subject to the will of the voters Quote: "We are authorized to announce Jonathan R. Barham a candidate for sheriff of Stoddard county"
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