Metz, Percy W., 1883-1964

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Percy W. Metz (1883-1964) was an attorney with a practice in Basin, Wyoming. He served as prosecuting attorney for the area which would become Bighorn County, 1908-1913. Wyoming Governor Joseph M. Carey appointed Metz as the first judge of the Fifth Judicial District in the newly created Bighorn County, where he served until retirement in 1950.

From the description of Percy W. Metz papers, 1870-1964. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 85459364

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creatorOf Metz, Percy W., 1883-1964. Percy W. Metz papers, 1870-1964. Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
referencedIn Wyoming Pioneers Oral History project, 1947-1956 Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.
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associatedWith American Missionary Association. corporateBody
associatedWith Carey, Joseph M. (Joseph Maull), 1845-1924. person
associatedWith Metz, Cornelia. person
associatedWith Wyoming. District Court (5th Judicial District) corporateBody
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Place Name Admin Code Country
Wyoming--Sheridan
Basin (Wyo.)
Wyoming
Sheridan (Wyo.)
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Lawyers
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Birth 1883

Death 1964

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