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Houston County's first court house Corner of Main and Oates	Federal Building on Troy Street

Attorney Questionnaire

Legal Community 1893 til 1950

Name	Home	Education	Office
Joseph Robert Ramsey Born 26 Jul 1906 Pinckard, Alabama Died: Nov 1979	800 North Cherokee Avenue Dothan, Alabama	University of Alabama undergraduate and Law School 1924-1929	Practiced first above the Penney Building downtown then moved to 217 Troy Street Practiced with Oscar Tompkins for a while. Then with nephew Richard Ramsey and son, Edward Ramsey. Ed moved to Birmingham and became a Judge. Son Joel joined the firm after Wade Baxley became a partner. Ramsey and Baxley (J. Robert Ramsey, Wade H. Baxley and Joel W. Ramsey)
Byrd Grace Farmer
T. M. Espy
Judge Keener Baxley
Frank Moss Gaines, Sr.	Moved to the area in 1903. His law office was above the S.R.M. Store in 1906. That is a picture of William Jennings Bryan on the wall.

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