BAYLOR COUNTY TEXAS – OBITUARY: JUDGE J. H. GLASGOW

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Judge J.H. Glasgow of Seymour, aged 70 died last Saturday night at 10:00, from 
paralysis at Mangum, OK, where he had been visiting his daughter, Mrs. John B. 
Richards. Remains were taken to Seymour for burial and funeral services were 
conducted Monday at 6:00 p.m. by Rev. Hines of the M.E. church followed by 
Masonic ceremonies.

Survivors: wife,
Son: Jim Glasgow
Daughter: Mrs. John R. (Kitty Gale) Richards of Mangum, OK,

Judge Glasgow moved to Seymour in the early 80s from Graham, where for 4 years 
he had been county Judge of Young County. He was a very prominent lawyer.

Source: Graham Leader, Thursday, 17 April 1922.