About W. T. Caho
W. T. Caho was an American politician.
William T. Caho was a lawyer, public official, and state legislator in North Carolina.
He was born in New Bern, North Carolina. He edited a newspaper. He served in the North Carolina Senate during the 1876 - 1877 term.
He was a sergeant in the Confederate Army. He had a wife.
In 1884, he was listed as a lawyer in Stonewall, North Carolina. He published the Pamlico Enterprise in Bayboro.
He received an appointment as president of a railroad's board of directors. He served as president of a railroad and sued it for advertising and employment payments he alleged he never received.
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Who was W. T. Caho?
American lawyer and politician
When was W. T. Caho born?
W. T. Caho was born in New Bern.
What was W. T. Caho's occupation?
W. T. Caho was a politician.
What nationality was W. T. Caho?
W. T. Caho was American.
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