Legendary Locals of Eunice by Alma (Brunson) Reed & son Van Reed
Self-Educated Judge
Judge Joseph McGee, a St. Landry Parish Magistrate, came to his position not by education or training, but by determination. McGee, the first generation of his family born in America, was the son of Droheda, Ireland, native John Hugo McGee and his Louisiana-born wife, Anastasie Savoie. McGee was self-taught, yet he passed the bar exam. He married Domecile Miller, whose uncle was the infamous Civil War "jayhawker" Ozeme Carrier.
Self-Educated Judge
Judge Joseph McGee, a St. Landry Parish Magistrate, came to his position not by education or training, but by determination. McGee, the first generation of his family born in America, was the son of Droheda, Ireland, native John Hugo McGee and his Louisiana-born wife, Anastasie Savoie. McGee was self-taught, yet he passed the bar exam. He married Domecile Miller, whose uncle was the infamous Civil War "jayhawker" Ozeme Carrier.
Legendary Locals of Eunice by Alma (Brunson) Reed & son Van Reed
Self-Educated Judge
Judge Joseph McGee, a St. Landry Parish Magistrate, came to his position not by education or training, but by determination. McGee, the first generation of his family born in America, was the son of Droheda, Ireland, native John Hugo McGee and his Louisiana-born wife, Anastasie Savoie. McGee was self-taught, yet he passed the bar exam. He married Domecile Miller, whose uncle was the infamous Civil War "jayhawker" Ozeme Carrier.
Self-Educated Judge
Judge Joseph McGee, a St. Landry Parish Magistrate, came to his position not by education or training, but by determination. McGee, the first generation of his family born in America, was the son of Droheda, Ireland, native John Hugo McGee and his Louisiana-born wife, Anastasie Savoie. McGee was self-taught, yet he passed the bar exam. He married Domecile Miller, whose uncle was the infamous Civil War "jayhawker" Ozeme Carrier.
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