brown, w c
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Brown, W. C.; W. C. Brown; W.C. Brown
- Record count
- 34
- Sources
- court_cases,guardian_abstracts,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Benton; Benton, Scott County; Bloomfield; Bloomfield, Missouri; Jonesboro, Arkansas; Lakeville; Lutesville, Missouri; Mayfield, Missouri; Morley; Stoddard County
- First event date
- 12 Sep 1881
- Last event date
- 1893-01-29
Timeline — 25 events
- 1881-10-22 Bloomfield. Mr. W. C. Brown, lately located at Bloomfield from Tennessee, associated with Mr. C. L. [surname clipped] as attorney, visited [county name unclear] this week. [OCR uncertain.] Quote: "Mr. W. C. Brown who has lately located at this place, from Tennessee who is associated with Mr. C. L. a…
- 1882-01-21 Lakeville. Visited Lakeville the first of this week Quote: "W. C. Brown visited Lakeville the first of this week."
- 1882-02-25 Jonesboro, Arkansas. Young attorney from Tennessee; in office with C. L. Keaton; left Tuesday last for Jonesboro, Craighead County, Arkansas, to locate permanently Co-mentioned: C. L. Keaton. Quote: "Mr. W. C. Brown, a young attorney from Tennessee... left on Tuesday last for Jonesboro, Craighead co…
- 1882-12-30 Bloomfield. Of Bloomfield; had been visiting friends and relatives in Morley, Scott County, during the holidays; returned yesterday. (Paper misprints 'couty'.) Quote: "W. C. Brown Esq. of this place, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Morley, Scott couty, during the holidays returned yes…
- 1883-03-17 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Brown, licensed to practice law by the Stoddard County circuit court about a year ago, leaves tomorrow for a visit to relatives in Tennessee, then expects to make his future home in Troy, Tennessee, or Jonesboro, Arkansas Quote: "Mr. Brown was licensed to practice law by…
- 1883-04-14 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Brown has returned to this place and intends to make it his permanent home. NOTE: Mar 17 reported him licensed to practice law
- 1883-05-12 Mayfield, Missouri. W. C. Brown is visiting his mother at Mayfield this week Quote: "W. C. Brown is visiting his mother at Mayfield this week."
- 1883-10-20 Lutesville, Missouri. W. C. Brown of Bloomfield has accepted a position to travel in the interest of a cigar manufactory at Lutesville, commencing this week. Follow-up to Mar 17 Quote: "W. C. Brown of this place, has accepted a position to travel in the interest of a cigar manufactory at Lutesville,…
- 1883-11-24 Bloomfield, Missouri. W. C. Brown, Esq., has placed his professional card; he will attend promptly to all legal business intrusted to him. Follow-up to Oct 20 Quote: "In another column of this paper appears the professional card of W. C. Brown, Esq. He will attend promptly to all legal business intr…
- 1884-01-05 Bloomfield. Professional card, Bloomfield Vindicator Jan 5, 1884: W. C. Brown, attorney at law, office in north east corner court house, Bloomfield Quote: "W. C. Brown, attorney at law, office in north east corner court house."
- 1884-06-07 Morley. Of Bloomfield; left Monday to visit relatives at Morley Quote: "W. C. Brown, of this place, left Monday to visit relatives at Morley."
- 1884-06-07 Stoddard County. Announced as a candidate to represent Stoddard county in the 33rd general assembly. Surname reads 'W. C. Br' with the remainder obscured [OCR uncertain]; W. C. Brown is the Bloomfield attorney named elsewhere in this issue Quote: "We are authorized to announce W. C. Br[obscured] a c…
- 1884-06-14 Morley. W. C. Brown arrived home from Morley Saturday Quote: "W. C. Brown arrived home from Morley Saturday."
- 1884-06-14 Bloomfield. J. L. Fort and W. C. Brown have entered into copartnership in the practice of law Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "J. L. Fort and W. C. Brown have entered into copartnership in the practice of law."
- 1884-06-28 Stoddard County. W. C. Brown 'has flew the track for representative' (printed phrasing; sense uncertain) Quote: "W. C. Brown has flew the track for representative."
- 1884-07-19 Bloomfield. W. C. Brown and J. L. Fort have dissolved their law partnership Co-mentioned: J. L. Fort. Quote: "J. L. Fort and W. C. Brown have dissolved partnership in the practice of law."
- 1884-08-02 Benton. W. C. Brown left for Benton, Scott county, with a view of locating there Quote: "W. C. Brown left Thursday morning for Benton, Scott county, with a view of locating at that place."
- 1884-08-23 Benton. W. C. Brown, formerly of Bloomfield, arrived in Benton to practice law Quote: "W. C. Brown, Esq., formerly of Bloomfield, arrived in Benton Tuesday morning."
- 1884-09-06 Benton. W. C. Brown, attorney, attended circuit court Quote: "W. C. Brown."
- 1884-12-27 Benton. Chancellor W. C. Brown of Benton spent Christmas in Bloomfield Quote: "Chancellor W. C. Brown, of Benton, spent Christmas in Bloomfield."
- 1885-05-09 Bloomfield. W. C. Brown must be a good gardener: he has nine potatoes in his garden as large as ordinary marbles, and says he is going to plant ten acres of corn Quote: "nine potatoes ... as large as ordinary marbles"
- 1885-05-30 Bloomfield. MARRIED. At the residence of D. S. Crumb, on Sunday the 24th inst., by Rev. T. B. Turnbaugh, W. C. Brown, of Benton, Scott county, and Miss Anna Statia Colbert, of Bloomfield. The happy pair left immediately after the ceremony for Dexter, at which place they took the train for Benton, th…
- 1885-06-06 Bloomfield. W. C. Brown (of Blackstone, "the most eligible bachelor of Blackstone") united in wedlock on Sunday last (May 31) at Bloomfield to Miss Annie Colbert of that place; reprinted from the Benton Free Press Record. License list in same issue gives bride as "Anna Statia Colbert" Co-mentioned:…
- 1885-06-06 Stoddard County. Marriage license issued by the circuit clerk during May 1885 (under the head "Happy List") Co-mentioned: Anna Statia Colbert. Quote: "The circuit clerk issued the following marriage licenses during May:"
- 1886-01-30 Benton, Scott County. Local News: W. C. Brown, of Benton, Scott county, sent us a $1 for the renewal of Mrs. W. C. Brown's subscription to the
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