Morrison (William A.) Papers 1923-1924;1948-1981

Johnson, Sam Houston.

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Brooks, Helen Landrum

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Houston Bar Association

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Coffield, H. H.

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Morrison, William A., 1909-

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Tessman, Charles

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Ruby, Jack

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Ramos, Robert

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Morrison, Fannie Stribling

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Smith, James T.

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Morrison (William A.)

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William Arthur Morrison (1909-1980) was born in Cameron, Texas, where his father was an attorney and his mother a teacher. After a year at Texas A&M, he transferred to the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned a law degree in 1933. That same year he was admitted to the Texas bar, returned to Cameron, and was elected county attorney for Milam County in 1933. In 1934, Gov. Miriam "Ma" Ferguson appointed him district attorney of the Twentieth Judicial District of Texas and...

Erismann, Fred

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