Lelia McAnally Batte’s History of Milam County, Texas presents a comprehensive exploration of the county’s evolution from its earliest days to the mid-twentieth century. Published in 1956 by the Naylor Company in San Antonio, this 257-page work delves into the myriad forces that have shaped Milam County, making it a unique yet representative reflection of Texas’ broader historical and cultural dynamics.
A complete listing of all available online Milam County Texas cemeteries, with links to multiple cemetery transcriptions, gravestone photos, tombstone photos, official records, etc.
H. G. Laughlin, born on August 27, 1867, in Milan, Texas, is a prominent farmer residing northwest of Ramona, Oklahoma. The son of James McClellan Laughlin, a Mississippi native who engaged in farming and freighting during the Civil War, H. G. moved to the Indian Territory in 1891. After years of cattle ranching, he settled on a 420-acre farm in 1904. Married to Nancy Victory, they have three children. Laughlin is known for his progressive farming practices and active community presence.