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'''A. M. McMillan''' served as [[Clerk of the Circuit Court]] from [[1897]] until [[1909]]. During his tenure he "installed all of the latest systems applicable for the dispatch of all business promptly and to the satisfaction of the public … [and] indexing county records… [which] consumed a period of two years and covers the records of every transfer executed since 1822."<ref>"New County Officials Take Respective Offices Today." ''Pensacola Journal'', January 5, 1909.</ref>
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'''Angus Murphy McMillan''' served as [[Clerk of the Circuit Court]] from [[1897]] until [[1909]]. During his tenure he "installed all of the latest systems applicable for the dispatch of all business promptly and to the satisfaction of the public … [and] indexing county records… [which] consumed a period of two years and covers the records of every transfer executed since 1822."<ref>"New County Officials Take Respective Offices Today." ''Pensacola Journal'', January 5, 1909.</ref>
  
 
He retired on [[January 5]], [[1909]], entering the real estate business with partner [[C. N. McClure]], and was succeeded in office by [[James Macgibbon]].
 
He retired on [[January 5]], [[1909]], entering the real estate business with partner [[C. N. McClure]], and was succeeded in office by [[James Macgibbon]].

Revision as of 19:33, 19 April 2009

Angus Murphy McMillan served as Clerk of the Circuit Court from 1897 until 1909. During his tenure he "installed all of the latest systems applicable for the dispatch of all business promptly and to the satisfaction of the public … [and] indexing county records… [which] consumed a period of two years and covers the records of every transfer executed since 1822."[1]

He retired on January 5, 1909, entering the real estate business with partner C. N. McClure, and was succeeded in office by James Macgibbon.

References

  1. "New County Officials Take Respective Offices Today." Pensacola Journal, January 5, 1909.