Unidentified & Unknown Persons
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CALIFORNIA
Sacramento Daily Union, Sacramento, CA
Aug 2, 1871
SHOOTING AFFRAY AT LIVERMORE - The
Oakland Transcript of August 1st has this:
About 3 o'clock last Sunday afternoon a man named J.
KNUCKLES was shot near Livermore by one BRADLEY,
receiving frightful injuries about the face, but none which are likely to prove
fatal. The affair was about a sum of money Bradley claimed belonged to him in
the hands of Knuckles. Some time previous to the shooting, the men met and
Bradley demanded the money. Afterward, while Knuckles was riding in a wagon a
short distance from town, Bradley rode up to him on horse-back armed with a
loaded shotgun and made another demand for the money. It was refused, whereupon
Bradley took deliberate aim at Knuckles and fired. The greater part of the
charge of shot entered Knuckles' lower jaw, tearing the chin entirely away and
ripping the flesh down close to the windpipe. The tongue was also torn. Several
shot entered the right shoulder. Bradley immediately rode away, and up to
yesterday afternoon had not been heard from, although officers are out in search
of him. The money transaction is given to us as follows: Bradley had been
herding a large number of cattle, and owing a great many small bills his money
was taken up by his creditors by powers of garnishee as fast as it became due.
Bradley succeeded in getting a sum ahead, and to prevent its being seized placed
it in the hands of Knuckles, who refused afterward to refund it.
Oxnard Press Courier Oxnard California 17 May 1954
Armed Forces Enlisted_Gloria S Nuckolls,
Rt 3 Box 491A Ojai will be employed in the supply department
Oxnard Press Courier Oxnard California 19 July 1954
Arrivals -Departures Pt Magu- Gloria S
Nuckolls left the Supply and Fiscal Dept.
Oxnard Press Courier Oxnard California 11 October 1954
Egg Laying- Tom Nuckols, Camarillo
San Mateo CA Plain Dealer, Mar 27, 1966
A foot square chunk of ice crashed through a house roof Friday night and
landed 15 feet from where a terrified family had been watching television. Mrs
Lorraine Nuckles, 27, of San Mateo, told police she was sitting in the living
room with her three children when she heard what she thought was a bomb. Police
found a hole in the roof, the ice and no explanation. A United Air Lines plane
overhead at the time reported later at San Francisco International Airport that
no icing conditions had been encountered.
California Van Nuys Valley News 23 June 1967
Grover Cleveland High School-Anne
Nuckolls
California Van Nuys Valley News 14 November 1967
Vie for posts-Ron Nuckolls
10/24/1970 Los Angeles,
Independent Press Telegram
Article about trial of Charles manson.
Mentions police officer Sidney Nuckles Jr, a police officer, showing the
court a diagram of the tate home, and considering allowing the testimony of
Sidney Nuckles. (He found first and only Census 1940 Queens Co, NY, see census
unidentified in New York)
COLORADO
Summit County Journal and
Breckenridge Bulletin (Breckenridge) CO May 27, 1911
Rev Nuckolls Returns-Services will be held in the first
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning and evening,
Rev Robert Nuckolls having returned from Denver where he attended an
important church meeting after visiting his mother in Texas.
CONNECTICUTT
The Bridgeport Telegram Bridgeport Connecticut 08 October
1954
Bacteria Blamed on Tooth Decay-The new theory has been
developing for a number of years. First the late colleagues of the three
California scientists, Dr James Nuckolls, found
that the thickness of enamel on the teeth varied greatly from one point to
another.......