Longtime Comanche County Judge J H McMillan Dies
35 years ago J H McMillan 56 longtime County Judge of Comanche County died Saturday in a Fort Worth sanitarium after months of illness. Born April 17 1863 in Harrison Arkansas he moved to Texas at 23 and practiced law in Stephenville before settling in Comanche in 1898. He served as county judge from 1904 1907 and again from 1912 to 1918 and from 1918 until his death. Survived by wife Amanda E Oxford and son Carvel. A year before his death he was licensed as a Presbyterian minister serving Proctor.
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J. H. McMillan
Comanche County
Fort Worth
Judge McMillan
Harrison
Arkansas
Texas
Gordon
Stephenville
Comanche
Amanda E. Oxford
Carvel
Proctor
Mary Jane Burton
W. H. Burton
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