stockman and banker. Son of James H. Birchfield and Harriett Sullivan. Former cattle rancher and banker. Married twice.
Appears to be living in Crawford County, Missouri in 1850 with his widowed mother and her parents, the Sullivans, nearby.
Had two cattle brands registered in Winkler County on June 4, 1888 and September 7, 1891. Both sold to George P. Mitchell, his step grandson, of Monahans in January, 1919.
In 1900 he was living in Barstow, Ward County, Texas with wife Elizabeth and her son John M Mitchell, his wife and children.
Appears to be living in Crawford County, Missouri in 1850 with his widowed mother and her parents, the Sullivans, nearby.
Had two cattle brands registered in Winkler County on June 4, 1888 and September 7, 1891. Both sold to George P. Mitchell, his step grandson, of Monahans in January, 1919.
In 1900 he was living in Barstow, Ward County, Texas with wife Elizabeth and her son John M Mitchell, his wife and children.
stockman and banker. Son of James H. Birchfield and Harriett Sullivan. Former cattle rancher and banker. Married twice.
Appears to be living in Crawford County, Missouri in 1850 with his widowed mother and her parents, the Sullivans, nearby.
Had two cattle brands registered in Winkler County on June 4, 1888 and September 7, 1891. Both sold to George P. Mitchell, his step grandson, of Monahans in January, 1919.
In 1900 he was living in Barstow, Ward County, Texas with wife Elizabeth and her son John M Mitchell, his wife and children.
Appears to be living in Crawford County, Missouri in 1850 with his widowed mother and her parents, the Sullivans, nearby.
Had two cattle brands registered in Winkler County on June 4, 1888 and September 7, 1891. Both sold to George P. Mitchell, his step grandson, of Monahans in January, 1919.
In 1900 he was living in Barstow, Ward County, Texas with wife Elizabeth and her son John M Mitchell, his wife and children.
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