Bramlette, Wm. A.

The following data is extracted from History of Fannin County, Texas.

Mr. Bramlette, of this city, is from the "Blue Grass" state, though, raised in Lamar County, Texas. He began the study of law in the office of Hon J. C. Hodges, of Paris, and was admitted to the bar in 1876, twenty-one years old. He moved to Bonham in 1880, and opened his law and abstract office.

He has reduced the land law, and titles to a fineness, that perhaps no other lawyer or notary, in North Texas has ever done. 'His abstract of land titles is as near perfection as possible; his knowledge of the law regulating and settling questions of title is thorough. For five years, he has given this branch of his profession special attention. The abstracts, which he has arranged are not confined to the present territory of Fannin County, but include the old titles of Grayson, Cook, Collins and others. He has a complete map of nearly every town in this county, and is beyond question the best posted lawyer on this branch of his business in the county.

Source: History of Fannin County, Texas

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