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Brothers, J. Stanley (John Stanley), 1896-1976


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    • Brothers, John Stanley, 1896-1976
    • Brothers, Stanley, 1896-1976

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      • found: Brothers, J. Just like the will o' the wisp, c1919:caption (J. Stanley Brothers, composer & lyricist)
      • found: His Thumbnail sketches, 1940:t.p. (John Stanley Brothers)
      • found: NUC pre-1956(Brothers, J. Stanley, b. 1896)
      • found: Phone call to Kalamazoo Public Library, Aug. 16, 2006(John Stanley Brothers; recognized authority on glass; musician and composer; d. Sept. 18, 1976)
      • found: MWA/NAIP files, Aug. 16, 2006(usage: J. Stanley Brothers; John Stanley Brothers)
      • found: ancestry.com website, viewed Aug. 13, 2014:SSDI (Stanley Brothers, b. 14 Jul 1896, d. Sep 1976); Michigan Deaths and burials, 1971-1996 (John S Brothers, Jr., b. 14 Jul 1896, d. 18 Sep 1976); US WWII draft registration cards, 1942 (John Stanley Brothers, Jr., born in Kansas City, Mo.; 45 yo, self-employed, fiancee Cecelia M. Schelb); US WWI draft registration cards, 1917-1918 (John Stanley Brothers, Jr., 21 yo, born Kansas City, Mo., living in Kalamazoo; proprietor of Library Park Hotel); 1900 US Census (Stanley J. Brothers, 3 yo. living in Wesport, Missouri); 1910 US Census (Stanley G. Brothers, 13yo, living in Somerset, NE); Find-a-grave (John Stanley Brothers, d. Sep 1976, buried in Mountain Home Cemetery); 1943 Kalamazoo city directory (J. Stanley Brothers, Jr, selling antiques); 1952 Kalamazoo city directory (J. Stanley Brothers, Jr., writer); 1956 Kalamazoo city directory (J. Stanley Brothers, writer); 1960 Kalamazoo city directory (J. Stanley Brothers, Jr., writer)
      • found: rootsweb website, viewed Aug. 13, 2014:MIKALAMA-L Archives Obituary from Kalamazoo Gazette Mon. Sept. 20 1976 (Mr. J. Stanley Brothers, Jr., passed away Sept. 18, 1976 at Bronson Hospital. He was born July 14, 1896 in Kansas City, Missouri. He was a musician playing the violin for many years in the local Butterfield Theatre. Prior to and during the 1920's he composed many popular songs which were published. He wrote greeting card material for greeting card publishers throughout the years. He was also considered an authority on Early American glass. He wrote for several magazines dealing with antiques. He was author of Thumbnail Sketches and many other articles on glass. He was a veteran of WWI having servied in the U.S. Army and he was one of the original founders and a life member of the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts.

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      • 2005-10-21: new
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