Ochiltree, Thomas Peck, Papers 1882-1897

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Ochiltree, Thomas Peck, Papers 1882-1897

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Composed of photocopies of correspondence and newspaper clippings, the Thomas Peck Ochiltree Papers, 1882-1897, document Ochiltree’s activities as a politician as well as his family history.

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Ochiltree family.

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Ochiltree, Thomas P. (Thomas Peck), 1837-1902

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Born in Livingston, Alabama, Thomas Peck Ochiltree (1839-1902) moved to East Texas with his family shortly after his birth. After serving in John G. Walker’s company of Texas Rangers from 1854 through 1855, he was appointed chief clerk and sergeant at arms of the Texas House of Representatives. Admitted to the bar in 1857, Ochiltree established a law practice in Marshall and became a delegate to both the state and national Democratic conventions while also editing the Star State Jef...