James A. Wren (March 12, 1832 – March 29, 1903) served as Hays County Sheriff from November 1886 to November 1888. Sheriff Wren was born in Lynchburg, Virginia. Sheriff Wren served in the Army of the Confederate States or America in Company B, 1st Texas Cavalry (McCulloch's Cavalry). Sheriff Wren moved to Austin, Texas after the American Civil War. Sheriff Wren moved to San Marcos, Texas in 1866 where he purchased a land for ranching between San Marcos and Wimberley along the Blanco River. Sheriff Wren is the father of Sheriff Mac M. Wren and the father-in-law of Sheriff Eula Wren (Decker).
Sheriff Wren passed away on March 29, 1903 and was interred in the San Marcos City Cemetery in San Marcos, Texas.
Sheriff Wren passed away on March 29, 1903 and was interred in the San Marcos City Cemetery in San Marcos, Texas.
James A. Wren (March 12, 1832 – March 29, 1903) served as Hays County Sheriff from November 1886 to November 1888. Sheriff Wren was born in Lynchburg, Virginia. Sheriff Wren served in the Army of the Confederate States or America in Company B, 1st Texas Cavalry (McCulloch's Cavalry). Sheriff Wren moved to Austin, Texas after the American Civil War. Sheriff Wren moved to San Marcos, Texas in 1866 where he purchased a land for ranching between San Marcos and Wimberley along the Blanco River. Sheriff Wren is the father of Sheriff Mac M. Wren and the father-in-law of Sheriff Eula Wren (Decker).
Sheriff Wren passed away on March 29, 1903 and was interred in the San Marcos City Cemetery in San Marcos, Texas.
Sheriff Wren passed away on March 29, 1903 and was interred in the San Marcos City Cemetery in San Marcos, Texas.
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