Ocie Speer

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Born
Osceola "Ocie" Speer

01 Apr 1869
Alvarado, Texas, United States
Died11 Apr 1959 (aged 90)
Austin, Texas, United States
Occupationsauthor, social commentator
Knownforauthoring several books
Osceola "Ocie" Speer
Born
Osceola "Ocie" Speer

01 Apr 1869
Alvarado, Texas, United States
Died11 Apr 1959 (aged 90)
Austin, Texas, United States
Occupationsauthor, social commentator
Known forauthoring several books
Academic background
Alma materNational Normal University
Websitewww.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/speer-ocie

Osceola "Ocie" Speer (1 Apr 1869 – 11 Apr 1959 ) was an American lawyer, jurist, and legal writer who wrote several books on social issues in the United States.[1]

He was born on April 1, 1869, near Alvarado, Texas.[1]

His parents were John Dennis Wesley Speer and Sarah Hunter "Sallie" Ellis Speer.[citation needed]

He got married to Annie F. Milner on December 13, 1891, and had five daughters with her.[1]

He died in Austin, Texas, on April 11, 1959, and is buried at Austin Memorial Park Cemetery in Texas.[1]

Education

He spent a year at the National Normal University in Lebanon, Ohio.[1]

After that, he was admitted into the bar in the year 1890.[1]

Career

In 1902, he was appointed associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals in Fort Worth, Texas.[1]

In 1925, he joined the Commission of Appeals of the state Supreme Court.[1]

Bibliography

He is the author of a number of notable books:[1][2]

  • A Treatise on the Law of Special Issues in Texas (1931)
  • The law of married women in Texas, including marriage, divorce, homestead, and administration.
  • A Treatise on the Law of Banks and Banking in Texas (1952)

See also

References

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