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James Willie

1823 – 1863

Attorney-General of Texas

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About James Willie

Lived 1823 – 1863 (aged 39–40).

James Willie (January 5, 1823 – 1863) was an American lawyer and politician. A Democrat, he was the Texas Attorney General, as well as an independent member of the Texas House of Representatives.

Early life Willie was born on January 5, 1823, in Washington, Georgia, the son of James Willie and Caroline (née Hoxey) Willie. His brother was Asa H. Willie. He received a rudimentary education. Orphaned as a child, he moved near Independence, Texas in the early 1840s, where he lived with his uncle, Asa Hoxey.

In 1847, Willie entered law partnership with his brother, in Brenham. He was buried at the Old Independence Cemetery.

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Important facts

Born
1823
Birth century
Died
1863

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped James Willie's

Frequently asked questions

Who was James Willie?

Attorney-General of Texas

When was James Willie born?

James Willie was born in 1823.

When did James Willie die?

James Willie died in 1863.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: James Willie

· Wikidata: Q26806311

· DBpedia: James Willie (Texas politician)

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