Obituary, "Death Claims J.B. Patterson," 2/11/1946, p. 3. "John Bicknell Patterson, 73, veteran of two wars and former representative in the Texas legislature from Travis county for two terms." Served in Spanish-American War and World War I.
Austin Statesman .
Census of 1930 - John B. Patterson, Austin, Travis County, age 56, born circa 1874, head of household, chemist/sugar industry, mother Mrs. O.H. Patterson, sister Mrs. E.M. Richmond.
FamilySearch .
Sergeant, 111 Military Police. Military grave marker, John B. Patterson, birth date 7/14/1873, death date 2/10/1946, burial in Masonic Cemetery, Austin, Travis County. Includes obituary from Austin Statesman, 2/11/1946.
Find a Grave .
"Chemist John B. Patterson, Austin member of the House of Representatives, is a former army man who still cherishes a cavalryman's moustache . . . " [mustache], "Under the Dome at Austin," Timpson Daily Times, 3/2/1935, p. 1, crediting Timpson Public Library.
Portal to Texas History (University of North Texas Libraries) .
Patterson, John B., Spanish-American War, Texas Volunteer Guard, Call Number: 401-208. 1st Lieutenant, Troop C, and Private, Troop A, 1st Texas Volunteer Cavalry. Age 29 as of 10/18/1902, born in Travis County, postoffice address Manchaca, Texas.
Texas Adjutant General Service Records 1836-1935 .
45th Legislature (1937) - John B. Patterson, postoffice Austin, Travis County, nativity Texas, age 63 (born circa 1874), chemist, member of former legislatures: 44th.
Texas Legislative Manual .
Referred to as chemist "J.P. Patterson, Austin," Chapter 1, "The Big Job," p. 7.
The Legislature and the Texas People 1937.