mauldin, t h

Name variants

T. H. MAULDIN; T. H. Mauldin; T.H. Mauldin

Record count

46

Sources

county_officials,court_cases,life_events

Places seen

Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Bloomfield, Mo.; Dunklin; Dunklin County; Kansas City, Mo.; Kennett; Kings Lake; Lakeville; Parsons, Kansas; Poplar Bluff → Dexter; St. Louis; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Missouri

First event date

10-Jul-05

Last event date

6 Sep 1884

Timeline — 31 events

• 1880-09-25 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW" business · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-09-25 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-sep-25-1880-1
• 1880-09-25 Stoddard County. The county court allowed $3.00 out of the county treasury to T. H. Mauldin for services as judge legal · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-09-25 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-sep-25-1880-1
• 1880-09-25 Bloomfield. Officers of the Stoddard County Immigration Society: President T. H. Mauldin of Bloomfield; vice-presidents D. S. Crumb (Bloomfield), G. N. Boughton (Dexter), J. A. Collins (Essex), John Barrett (Dudley), Isaac Willis (Acorn Ridge), Collin Morgan (Castorville), W. J. Skelton (Asherville)… organization · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-09-25 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-sep-25-1880-1
• 1880-10-09 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield. Office in the Court House Quote: "ATTORNEY AT LAW" business · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-10-09 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-oct-9-1880-1
• 1880-10-09 Stoddard County. Listed in the Vindicator's Official Directory as Probate Judge Quote: "OFFICIAL DIRECTORY" politics · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-10-09 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-oct-9-1880-1
• 1880-10-09 Bloomfield. President of the Stoddard County Immigration Society society · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-10-09 clip vindicator-1880s-the-vindicator-sat-oct-9-1880-1
• 1880-11-13 Kansas City, Mo.. Mrs. T. H. Mauldin and son Robert visiting relatives in Kansas City; the Judge accompanied them to St. Louis Co-mentioned: Robert Mauldin. Quote: ""Mrs. T. H. Mauldin and her son Robert, are visiting relatives in Kansas City. The Judge accompanied them as far as St. Louis."" visit / guest / boarded_with / entertained · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1880-11-13 clip BV-1880-11-13-p2
• 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Attorney at Law, Bloomfield; office in the Court House Quote: "T. H. Mauldin, ATTORNEY AT LAW" business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-01-01 clip BV-1881-01-01-p2
• 1881-01-01 Bloomfield. Stoddard County Official Directory (Jan 1, 1881): Probate Judge Quote: "Probate Judge..........T. H. Mauldin" Quote: "President: T. H. Mauldin" court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-01-01 clip BV-1881-01-01-p2
• 1881-03-26 Bloomfield, Mo.. President of the Society (name of body not printed in the clip) Quote: "President, T. H. MAULDIN, Bloomfield, Mo." court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator (Bloomfield, Mo.), Vol. III, No. 16, March 26, 1881 1881-03-26 clip BV-1881-03-26-p24
• 1881-04-16 Stoddard County Official Directory (Apr 16, 1881). Office title clipped Quote: "T. H. MAULDIN" court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-04-16 clip BV-1881-04-16-p2
• 1881-05-28 Dunklin County. Messrs T. H. Mauldin and Geo. Houck attending Dunklin county circuit court this week Co-mentioned: Geo. Houck. Quote: "Messrs T. H. Mauldin and Geo. Houck are attending the Dunklin county circuit court this week." court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-05-28 clip BV-1881-05-28-p2
• 1881-08-27 Kings Lake. T. H. Mauldin, J. T. Blair and others left yesterday for Kings Lake fishing Co-mentioned: J. T. Blair. Quote: "T. H. Mauldin, J. T. Blair and others, of this place, left yesterday for Kings Lake" birth / birthday / family visit · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-08-27 clip BV-1881-08-27-p2
• 1881-10-01 Bloomfield. T. H. Mauldin appointed to committee drafting the Garfield resolutions. Meeting of the members of the bar of Stoddard County, Missouri, held at the courthouse in Bloomfield on Saturday, September 24, 1881, adopting resolutions of respect on the assassination/death of President James A. G… civic / office / election / jury / lodge / fair · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-10-01 clip BV-1881-10-01-p1
• 1881-10-15 Bloomfield. T. H. Mauldin, J. T. Blair and George Houck returned from fishing tour down on Kings lake; splendid time, many fish. [OCR uncertain — 'J. T. Blair', 'George Houck', 'Kings lake' read from page image.] Quote: "T. H. Mauldin, J. T. Blair and George Houck arrived in town last Sunday from a… birth / birthday / family visit · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1881-10-15 clip BV-1881-10-15-p2
• 1882-01-07 Bloomfield, Missouri. Professional card: Attorney at Law, Bloomfield, Mo.; office in the Court House Quote: "T. H. MAULDIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI" business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-01-07 clip BV-1882-01-07-p2
• 1882-01-07 Stoddard County, Missouri. President of Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "Probate Judge...T. H. Mauldin" Quote: "President, T. H. MAULDIN, Bloomfield, Mo." court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-01-07 clip BV-1882-01-07-p2
• 1882-02-04 Lakeville. With C. L. Keaton; visited Lakeville last Monday Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton. Quote: "T. H. Mauldin and C. L. Keaton visited Lakeville last Monday." birth / birthday / family visit · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-02-04 clip BV-1882-02-04-p2
• 1882-06-03 Bloomfield. Attorney at law, Bloomfield, Mo.; office in the Court House (professional card) Quote: "T. H. MAULDIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BLOOMFIELD, MO." Quote: "President, T. H. MAULDIN, Bloomfield, Mo." business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-06-03 clip BV-1882-06-03-p2
• 1882-06-03 Kennett. Col. T. H. Mauldin returned from Kennett where he had been attending circuit court Co-mentioned: H. H. Bedford. Quote: "Col. T. H. Mauldin and Maj. H. H. Bedford returned from Kennett where they have been attending circuit court." Quote: "Probate Judge......T. H. MAULDIN" court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1882-06-03 clip BV-1882-06-03-p2
• 1883-01-06 Stoddard County, Missouri. Listed as President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Bloomfield) in 1883 society directory Quote: "President, Stoddard County Immigration Society (Bloomfield): T. H. Mauldin" business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-01-06 clip BV-1883-01-06-p3
• 1883-06-16 Bloomfield, Missouri. Judge T. H. Mauldin and J. G. Lewis have been appointed committeemen for Stoddard County in the district association of ex-Confederates Co-mentioned: J. G. Lewis. Quote: "Judge T. H. Mauldin and J. G. Lewis have been appointed as committeemen for this county, in the district as… court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1883-06-16 clip BV-1883-06-16-p3
• 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Professional card, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: T. H. Mauldin, attorney at law, Bloomfield Quote: "T. H. Mauldin, attorney at law." business / professional / occupation / license / lodge / club / office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1884-01-05 clip BV-1884-01-05-p2
• 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Society notice, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: T. H. Mauldin — President, Stoddard County Immigration Society Quote: "T. H. Mauldin — President, Stoddard County Immigration Society." court / election / government / public office · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1884-01-05 clip BV-1884-01-05-p2
• 1884-01-26 St. Louis. T. H. Mauldin started for St. Louis Thursday last to meet his wife, who has been visiting in Cass county Quote: "T. H. Mauldin started for St. Louis Thursday last to meet his wife who has been visiting in Cass county." birth / birthday / family visit · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1884-01-26 clip BV-1884-01-26-p2
• 1885-02-07 Dunklin. Col. Mauldin went to Dunklin on professional business Sunday and returned Wednesday birth / birthday / family visit · life_events|Bloomfield Vindicator 1885-02-07 clip BV-1885-02-07-p3
• 1898-12-08 Poplar Bluff → Dexter. came from Poplar Bluff to attend circuit court (p.1 OCR lines 30–33) Co-mentioned: W. R. Scott. Quote: "Lawyers T. H. Mauldin and W. R. Scott were over from Poplar Bluff the first of the week attending court." travel / moved / returned · life_events|Stoddard County Democrat 1898-12-08 clip SCD-1898-12-08-p1
• 1914-06-10 Bloomfield. T. H. Mauldin writes from Parsons, Kansas (June 2, 1914) to the Bloomfield Printing Co., thanking them for a Vindicator clipping and recounting his circa-1869 effort to have Stoddard County recover from the Federal government damages done to the courthouse by Federal soldiers during the… correspondence · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-10 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T034407.492510192Z
• 1914-06-10 Stoddard County. In a letter dated Parsons, Kansas, June 2, 1914 to the Bloomfield Printing Co., Mauldin explains the misplaced Stoddard County fund: his 1889 claim for damages done the courthouse by Federal soldiers during the war, sent with affidavits to John F. Biggs, a collector of war claims; B… government · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-10 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T034426
• 1914-06-10 Stoddard County. Mauldin of Parsons, Kansas, wrote the Bloomfield Printing Co. (Vindicator) about his circa-1889 effort to recover damages done to the Stoddard County courthouse by Federal soldiers during the war; he names County Court President William Ringer and associate Judge Elliott Co-mentione… letter · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-10 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T034655.582232980Z
• 1914-06-10 Parsons, Kansas. 'T. H. Mauldin Explains': letter (reprinted from the Vindicator) from T. H. Mauldin, Parsons, Kansas, June 2, 1914, to the Bloomfield Printing Co., thanking them for the clipping on the Stoddard County claim; he wrote Biggs about what had become of the claim and 'the Government refu… news · life_events|Dexter Statesman 1914-06-10 clip ds-1911-1930-20260925T034237.298323698Z

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