COX, MILLARD F.: 1856-1914.
Born near Noblesville, Ind., on Feb. 25, 1856, Millard F. Cox , son of Aaron and Mary A. Cox, was educated in the public schools of Noblesville and Tipton, Ind. As a boy he learned the printer's trade on the TIPTON TIMES, and he later taught one term in a country school. After studying law at Indianapolis, he was admitted to the bar in 1880. From 1890 to 1894 he served as judge of the Criminal Court of Indianapolis, and he later served as judge of the Superior Court. On June 15, 1892 he married Hattie Pressly Weed. He wrote under the pseudonym of Henry Scott Clark.
Information from Dunn–Indiana and Indianans and Who's Who in America.
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The Legionaries, a Story of the Great Raid
. Indianapolis, 1899.
