Thomas, age 25, was accepted in to the Sons of the American Revolution May 16, 1896, based on his lineage to Isaac Wilson, Sergeant in the 2nd Virginia State Regiment under Captain Augustine Tabb's Company, and commanded by Colonel William Brent, formerly commanded by Colonel Gregory Smith, Revolutionary War. Isaac enlisted for three years, serving from March, 1778 to November 1779.
At the time of his application Tom was living at 714 Washington Avenue, St Louis, MO, occupation merchant.
The 1900 Dade County, MO Census lists Thomas, 29, is living with his parents. His occupation looks like "Gold Trrker at Klon..." I assume he took a trip to the Alaska Klondike area to search for gold. I wish we knew if he had any luck.
The 1910 Township 10, Kern, California Census has Thomas J Landers, 39, living at a boarding house. The street is listed as Store House Supplies Road of DG Desmond. Tom's occupation is Accountant at General Office.
The 1919 San Diego, CA Directory has Thomas J as working for Pac Marine and Construction Company as an accountant, living at the Hotel Maryland.
In the 1920 San Diego, San Diego County, CA Census Thomas J, 49, is a lodger at the Maryland Hotel on Sixth Street, he is a builder in the ship industry.
The California Death Index has Thomas J landers, 50, died at San Diego, California, March 26, 1921, no cause is listed on these forms.
The Greenfield Vedette, March 31, 1921 -- Thomas Landers Dead -- Thomas Landers, a native of South Morgan Township, a brother of Charles F. Landers of Dadeville, died last Saturday of tuberculosis, at San Diego, California where he had spent the past several years. Mrs. Mary Fezelle of Dadeville, a sister of Mr. Landers, started to San Diego last Friday on receiving word that he was very low, and will bring the remains to Dadeville Saturday. Funeral services will be held on Sunday. Mr. Landers was unmarried.
At the time of his application Tom was living at 714 Washington Avenue, St Louis, MO, occupation merchant.
The 1900 Dade County, MO Census lists Thomas, 29, is living with his parents. His occupation looks like "Gold Trrker at Klon..." I assume he took a trip to the Alaska Klondike area to search for gold. I wish we knew if he had any luck.
The 1910 Township 10, Kern, California Census has Thomas J Landers, 39, living at a boarding house. The street is listed as Store House Supplies Road of DG Desmond. Tom's occupation is Accountant at General Office.
The 1919 San Diego, CA Directory has Thomas J as working for Pac Marine and Construction Company as an accountant, living at the Hotel Maryland.
In the 1920 San Diego, San Diego County, CA Census Thomas J, 49, is a lodger at the Maryland Hotel on Sixth Street, he is a builder in the ship industry.
The California Death Index has Thomas J landers, 50, died at San Diego, California, March 26, 1921, no cause is listed on these forms.
The Greenfield Vedette, March 31, 1921 -- Thomas Landers Dead -- Thomas Landers, a native of South Morgan Township, a brother of Charles F. Landers of Dadeville, died last Saturday of tuberculosis, at San Diego, California where he had spent the past several years. Mrs. Mary Fezelle of Dadeville, a sister of Mr. Landers, started to San Diego last Friday on receiving word that he was very low, and will bring the remains to Dadeville Saturday. Funeral services will be held on Sunday. Mr. Landers was unmarried.
Thomas, age 25, was accepted in to the Sons of the American Revolution May 16, 1896, based on his lineage to Isaac Wilson, Sergeant in the 2nd Virginia State Regiment under Captain Augustine Tabb's Company, and commanded by Colonel William Brent, formerly commanded by Colonel Gregory Smith, Revolutionary War. Isaac enlisted for three years, serving from March, 1778 to November 1779.
At the time of his application Tom was living at 714 Washington Avenue, St Louis, MO, occupation merchant.
The 1900 Dade County, MO Census lists Thomas, 29, is living with his parents. His occupation looks like "Gold Trrker at Klon..." I assume he took a trip to the Alaska Klondike area to search for gold. I wish we knew if he had any luck.
The 1910 Township 10, Kern, California Census has Thomas J Landers, 39, living at a boarding house. The street is listed as Store House Supplies Road of DG Desmond. Tom's occupation is Accountant at General Office.
The 1919 San Diego, CA Directory has Thomas J as working for Pac Marine and Construction Company as an accountant, living at the Hotel Maryland.
In the 1920 San Diego, San Diego County, CA Census Thomas J, 49, is a lodger at the Maryland Hotel on Sixth Street, he is a builder in the ship industry.
The California Death Index has Thomas J landers, 50, died at San Diego, California, March 26, 1921, no cause is listed on these forms.
The Greenfield Vedette, March 31, 1921 -- Thomas Landers Dead -- Thomas Landers, a native of South Morgan Township, a brother of Charles F. Landers of Dadeville, died last Saturday of tuberculosis, at San Diego, California where he had spent the past several years. Mrs. Mary Fezelle of Dadeville, a sister of Mr. Landers, started to San Diego last Friday on receiving word that he was very low, and will bring the remains to Dadeville Saturday. Funeral services will be held on Sunday. Mr. Landers was unmarried.
At the time of his application Tom was living at 714 Washington Avenue, St Louis, MO, occupation merchant.
The 1900 Dade County, MO Census lists Thomas, 29, is living with his parents. His occupation looks like "Gold Trrker at Klon..." I assume he took a trip to the Alaska Klondike area to search for gold. I wish we knew if he had any luck.
The 1910 Township 10, Kern, California Census has Thomas J Landers, 39, living at a boarding house. The street is listed as Store House Supplies Road of DG Desmond. Tom's occupation is Accountant at General Office.
The 1919 San Diego, CA Directory has Thomas J as working for Pac Marine and Construction Company as an accountant, living at the Hotel Maryland.
In the 1920 San Diego, San Diego County, CA Census Thomas J, 49, is a lodger at the Maryland Hotel on Sixth Street, he is a builder in the ship industry.
The California Death Index has Thomas J landers, 50, died at San Diego, California, March 26, 1921, no cause is listed on these forms.
The Greenfield Vedette, March 31, 1921 -- Thomas Landers Dead -- Thomas Landers, a native of South Morgan Township, a brother of Charles F. Landers of Dadeville, died last Saturday of tuberculosis, at San Diego, California where he had spent the past several years. Mrs. Mary Fezelle of Dadeville, a sister of Mr. Landers, started to San Diego last Friday on receiving word that he was very low, and will bring the remains to Dadeville Saturday. Funeral services will be held on Sunday. Mr. Landers was unmarried.
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