. Biographical and portrait cyclopedia of Chautauqua County, New York. o years and was admitted to practice inthe Supreme Court of New York in 1851, attwenty-one years of age. Two years later heremoved to Sherman where he practiced hisprofession successfully until 1859, when hecame to Westfield and soon built up a goodpractice in tlie courts of Chautauqua county,which he has gradually increased from jcar toyear. He is a democrat in politics. Thoughfor that reason debarred from political office,his fellow-citizens have honored him—withmany non-partisan positions, and for twentyyears he has been
. Biographical and portrait cyclopedia of Chautauqua County, New York. o years and was admitted to practice inthe Supreme Court of New York in 1851, attwenty-one years of age. Two years later heremoved to Sherman where he practiced hisprofession successfully until 1859, when hecame to Westfield and soon built up a goodpractice in tlie courts of Chautauqua county,which he has gradually increased from jcar toyear. He is a democrat in politics. Thoughfor that reason debarred from political office,his fellow-citizens have honored him—withmany non-partisan positions, and for twentyyears he has been president of the Board ofEducation. He owns nearly four hundredacres of good farming and grazing land, a partof which is well adapted to grapes and smallfruits. On September 3, 1855, he united in marriagewith Mary A. La Due, daugliter of Josluia LaDue, a native of Auburn, New York, who heldseveral important offices in the town ni Sher-man, Westfield and Portland, and died in 1865,aged seventy-one years. To Mr. and have been born five children, three. C-
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