Biographical Sketch of S. E. Pope, Wright County, Missouri

>From "History of Laclede, Camden, Dallas, Webster, Wright, Texas, 
Pulaski, Phelps and Dent Counties, Missouri" The Goodspeed Publishing
Company, 1889.
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S. E. Pope, attorney at law at Hartville, is a native of Davidson Co.,
N. C., born October 17, 1861, and entered Trinity College in 1878, 
joining the Sophomore class, but left two years later on account of
failing health.  He came to Missouri, and afterward went to Tom Green
County, Tex.  In 1884 he returned to Missouri, locating at Hartville,
Wright County, and there he has remained ever since.  He was admitted
to the bar, and became a practicing attorney at the September term of
the circuit court in the year 1888.  He was married August 2, 1886, to
Miss Fannie Hart, and has one child, Emma Leigh.  Attorney Ed. Pope as
he is familiarly called by the people of Hartville, is one of the self
made and rising men of whom Wright County can justly be proud.  On 
being admitted to the bar he became a member of the firm in which he
had studied, the firm becoming known as Mansfield & Pope, and he is
also a member of the real estate firm of Pope & Stewart.  This last 
named firm have the only complete set of abstract books in Wright Co.
Mr. Pope is an attorney of unusual ability, and does a large business
in the county.  He is the son of Thomas and Mary A. (Hale) Pope.  The
maternal grandfather, John L. Hale, was a native of North Carolina,
and the maternal grandmother's maiden name was Hunt.
 
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