Laughinghouse, Joseph John | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

Joseph John Laughinghouse was born on October 4, 1847, in Pitt County, North Carolina. During World War I, Laughinghouse served on the Pitt County Exemption Board until he was forced to resign by Gov. Thomas W. Bickett. He died in Greenville (Pitt County) on September 13, 1927.

As Sender

28 February 1918

Letter from Joseph J. Laughinghouse to Thomas W. Bickett, 28 February 1918

Letter from Joseph J. Laughinghouse and Amos G. Cox to Thomas W. Bickett, Circa May 1918, page 1

1 May 1918 - 31 May 1918

Letter from Joseph J. Laughinghouse and Amos G. Cox to Thomas W. Bickett, Circa May 1918

As Recipient

Letter from Thomas W. Bickett to Joseph J. Laughinghouse, February 1, 1918

1 February 1918

Letter from Thomas W. Bickett to Joseph J. Laughinghouse, 1 February 1918

Letter from Thomas W. Bickett to Joseph J. Laughinghouse, May 21, 1918

21 May 1918

Letter from Thomas W. Bickett to Joseph J. Laughinghouse, 21 May 1918

Named In

Letter from Jones to Craig, December 7, 1912, page 1

7 December 1912

Letter from Silas A. Jones to Locke Craig, 7 December 1912

9 July 1913

Report on Leasing of Incarcerated Labor by Julian S. Mann, circa 9 July 1913

Letter from J. Bryan Grimes to Thomas W. Bickett, June 2, 1917

2 June 1917

Letter from J. Bryan Grimes to Thomas W. Bickett, 2 June 1917