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Edgar B. McMordie

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Name	McMordie, E. B.
Othernames	Edgar or Ed B. McMordie
Born	1872
Birthplace	Round Rock, Williamson County, Texas
Places of residence	Gatesville, Mexia
Father	Francis McMordie
Mother	Mary Louise McGuire
Notes	E. B. McMordie was born in Round Rock, Texas in 1872 to Francis and Mary McMordie. He enlisted as a Sergeant in Texas Ranger Co. HQ on Feb. 15, 1921 and resigned Aug. 31, 1922. He had a Railroad Ranger commission from Sept. 1922-Sept. 1924. He again enlisted as a Private in Co. HQ on Nov. 25, 1927 and resigned Nov. 30, 1928. He had a Special Ranger commission from Dec. 1928 to Dec. 1929. Around this time he became Chief of Police at Mexia. At some point he moved to Gatesville, where he passed away in 1941.
Occupation	Texas Ranger Special Ranger Railroad Ranger Peace Officer Salesman Mexia Chief of Police
Spouse	married - Mattie
Deceased	1941
Deceased where	Gatesville, Texas

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