1887
"...and the Rev. J. J. Bramlett, formerly of the Congregational Methodist, was received as a member and an ordained minister in Charlotte Presbytery."
[Source: Extract of the Minutes of Charlotte Presbytery, October 7, 1887, in The Cumberland Presbyterian, October 27, 1887, page 5]

1887
Arlington.-- Our meeting at this place embraced the first Sabbath in November, lasted ten days, and resulted in forty-six professions and thirteen accessions to this congregation.

Ministers in attendance: J. C. Talley, J. J. Bramblet, and the writer. The whole house was converted into an altar, and sinners truly cried, What shall we do to be saved? The Lord was truly with us in convicting and converting power. On Sunday evening between 3 o'clock and 7 there were nineteen professions.
A. M. TAYLOR
[Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian, November 24, 1887, page 5, col. 6]

1899
Memorials
Ministers W. C. Carter, J. A. Allison, and Elder G. W. Buquo were appointed to draft appropriate resolutions on the death of Brothers J. J. Bramlett and J. L. Stockard.
[Source: Minutes of First Meeting of Clarksville Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, December 13, 1899, page 5]

Memorial Service
Presbytery by standing vote adopted the following: Your committee on Memorials beg to say: It is with sorrow we bring sad news. God in his wisdom has seen proper to call from labor to reward, Brothers J. L. Stockard and J. J. Bramlett; both great sufferers, but once active workers. Many doubtless will rise up to call them blessed in the last day. May God in his great love comfort their bereaved families, while we as a Presbytery tender them our sympathies and prayers, and will be ready to do anything we can for them.
W. C. CARTER,
J. A. ALLISON,
G. W. BUQUO
[Source: Minutes of First Meeting of Clarksville Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, December 13, 1899, page 9]

Bramlett Fund
The following report was received and the committee discharged: Your committee to whom was intrusted a fund collected for the relief of J. J. Bramlett, would report, that we have used the whole amount for his relief, for which we return thanks to Presbytery, for the consideration of his need.
A. R. BROWN,
W. T. POLLARD.
[Source: Minutes of First Meeting of Clarksville Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, December 13, 1899, page 10]

1899
Presbytery noted appropriately the death of Rev. J. J. Brambt [sic: Bramlett] and Rev. J. L. Stockard.
[Source: Minutes of Clarksville Presbytery, December 12-13, 1899 in The Cumberland Presbyterian, December 21, 1899, page 784]

1899

--Rev. A. R. Brown, pastor at Erin, Tenn., writes: On the night of December 12 Rev. J. J. Bramlett, who lived just one mile from here, was called to his reward. He had been confined to his bed for about a year and had been a great sufferer, but he bore it patiently. He was willing to abide by the will of the Lord.
[Source: The Cumberland Presbyterian, December 28, 1899, page 816]