James P. Mills, father of Anson Mills
James P. Mills, padre de Anson Mills
James P. Mills, padre de Anson Mills
James P. Mills nació en 1808 en Pennsylvania. Se convirtió en un huérfano en la edad de ocho años y vivió con su tía. James entonces se convirtió en aprendiz de curtidor pero el aprendizaje era tan difícil que él funcionó lejos. De veinte a veintidós sirvió como un oficial en Ginebra, Nueva York, antes de que él y su hermano viajaron a Indiana. Allí, James se estableció en 1830 y se casó Sarah Kenworthy dos años más tarde. Tuvieron nueve hijos, el más viejo era Anson Mills. Anson Mills, quien llegó al Paso en 1858, fue un pionero del Paso y creó el primer mapa de la ciudad.
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