About Wyatt C. Thomas
Wyatt C. Thomas was an American politician.
Wyatt C. Thomas (died February 19, 1874) was a newspaperman, state legislator, and judge in Arkansas.
Biography Thomas was assistant Adjutant General with the rank of captain during the American Civil War. He returned to Washington, Arkansas after the war and started practicing law. A member of the Arkansas Press Association, he was the paper's editor and publisher. He wrote a letter about the Battle of First Manassas.
Governor Isaac Murphy appointed Thomas as special probate judge for Hempstead County, Arkansas February 9, 1866. In 1870 he served as Secretary of the Arkansas Senate. Thomas died February 19, 1874 in Pine Bluff after being ill for some time.
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Arkansas newspaperman and judge
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Wyatt C. Thomas died on 19 February 1874.
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