Son of Joseph Watts King and Martha Caroline Garrison. Married Maggie Lloyd on June 14, 1905 in Nacogdoches County, Texas.
Children:
Winnie Davis King
Margaret King
Katherine King
He was an attorney, 79 years old, married, and a resident of Beaumont, Texas for the past 43 years. Informant was Mrs. S. M. King; burial was April 25, 1958. Roberts Pipkin Brulin was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 22827)
S. M. King attended Alexander College Institute of Jacksonville, Texas, 1898-99; admitted to the bar, 1900; practiced law 1904-1907; member of Texas House of Representatives, 1908-09 Session. 1901-02, was in the US Army during Philippine Insurrection; 1915-17, a Legislator, this time in the Senate; 1917-18, S. M. King was Associate Justice of 9th Supreme Judicial Dist. Federal Court; 1919-36, again in general practice; from 1936-49, served Eastern Dist. of Texas as US Atty., and was Vice-Pres. of U.S. Attorneys Conference in 1942-43.
(excerpt from "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross, p. 193)
Children:
Winnie Davis King
Margaret King
Katherine King
He was an attorney, 79 years old, married, and a resident of Beaumont, Texas for the past 43 years. Informant was Mrs. S. M. King; burial was April 25, 1958. Roberts Pipkin Brulin was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 22827)
S. M. King attended Alexander College Institute of Jacksonville, Texas, 1898-99; admitted to the bar, 1900; practiced law 1904-1907; member of Texas House of Representatives, 1908-09 Session. 1901-02, was in the US Army during Philippine Insurrection; 1915-17, a Legislator, this time in the Senate; 1917-18, S. M. King was Associate Justice of 9th Supreme Judicial Dist. Federal Court; 1919-36, again in general practice; from 1936-49, served Eastern Dist. of Texas as US Atty., and was Vice-Pres. of U.S. Attorneys Conference in 1942-43.
(excerpt from "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross, p. 193)
Son of Joseph Watts King and Martha Caroline Garrison. Married Maggie Lloyd on June 14, 1905 in Nacogdoches County, Texas.
Children:
Winnie Davis King
Margaret King
Katherine King
He was an attorney, 79 years old, married, and a resident of Beaumont, Texas for the past 43 years. Informant was Mrs. S. M. King; burial was April 25, 1958. Roberts Pipkin Brulin was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 22827)
S. M. King attended Alexander College Institute of Jacksonville, Texas, 1898-99; admitted to the bar, 1900; practiced law 1904-1907; member of Texas House of Representatives, 1908-09 Session. 1901-02, was in the US Army during Philippine Insurrection; 1915-17, a Legislator, this time in the Senate; 1917-18, S. M. King was Associate Justice of 9th Supreme Judicial Dist. Federal Court; 1919-36, again in general practice; from 1936-49, served Eastern Dist. of Texas as US Atty., and was Vice-Pres. of U.S. Attorneys Conference in 1942-43.
(excerpt from "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross, p. 193)
Children:
Winnie Davis King
Margaret King
Katherine King
He was an attorney, 79 years old, married, and a resident of Beaumont, Texas for the past 43 years. Informant was Mrs. S. M. King; burial was April 25, 1958. Roberts Pipkin Brulin was in charge of arrangements.
(Texas death certificate# 22827)
S. M. King attended Alexander College Institute of Jacksonville, Texas, 1898-99; admitted to the bar, 1900; practiced law 1904-1907; member of Texas House of Representatives, 1908-09 Session. 1901-02, was in the US Army during Philippine Insurrection; 1915-17, a Legislator, this time in the Senate; 1917-18, S. M. King was Associate Justice of 9th Supreme Judicial Dist. Federal Court; 1919-36, again in general practice; from 1936-49, served Eastern Dist. of Texas as US Atty., and was Vice-Pres. of U.S. Attorneys Conference in 1942-43.
(excerpt from "Descendants of Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross, p. 193)
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