. Genealogico Memorial e la storia dello stato del New Jersey ... stitute, Troy, New York e in1855 era laureata presso Union College con thedegrees di Bachelor of Arts e civile-Engi neer. Sul com])letion letterati suoi coursehe ha iniziato lo studio del diritto con Andrew Sin-nickson, di Salem, e fu in seguito un studentin l ufficio di illiani L. Dayton, di Trenton.Nel 1858 fu ammesso alla barra come anattorney, e nel 1864 come un consigliere. Helocated in pratica in Salem, e presto gameda grande rappresentante distintivamente clientage.i suoi argomenti sono stati logici, vigorosa e con-vincing, h

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. Genealogical and memorial history of the state of New Jersey ... stitute, of Troy, New York, and in1855 was graduated at Union College with thedegrees of Bachelor of Arts and Civil Engi-neer. On the com])letion of his literary coursehe began the study of law with Andrew Sin-nickson, of Salem, and was afterward a studentin the office of illiani L. Dayton, of Trenton.In 1858 he was admitted to the bar as anattorney, and in 1864 as a counsellor. Helocated in practice in Salem, and soon gameda large distinctively representative clientage.His arguments were logical, forceful and con-vincing, his preparations of cases exact, andhis knowledge of the law is com])rehensive andaccurate. In 1896 he was appointed by Gov-ernor Griggs to the j)osition of judge of thecommon pleas court of Salem county, and hassince acceptably served in that capacity. Hehas also been connected with business interestsoutside of his professional duties, and is nowa director of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-ance Company of Salem county. He is a member and secretary of the vestry I. STATE OF NEW lERSEV, 709 of the Episcopal church in Salem, and belongsto the Theta Delta Chi, a college fraternity.He also holds membership in Johnson Post, No. 69, Grand Army of the Re])ublic, at Salem, being entitled to a place therein by rea.son ofhis three months service in the civil war. Hewas commissioned first lieutenant and pro-moted to the captaincy of Company I, FourtliRegiment of New Jersey olunteers, and wassent to Fort Runyon, Washington, D. C., wherehe was on picket duty. He was also vice-presi-dent of the Sons of the Revolution of NewJersey for a number of years. In politics hehas always been a staunch Republican, and hastaken a very active part in the work of ad-vancing its interest, being recognized as oneof the party leaders. He represented his dis-trict in congress for two terms, irom 1875 until1879, two of the most important sessions inits history. He was a member of the Repub-lican state committee i

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectnewjers
• bookyear1910