Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . les) in lS7i: from Ihe lioslou Schoolin from ]lai\aid coJIcl;!- in I^or a [leriod of se\eral yiais Mr. Spcdiman l>uring his coHcge career he was presideiil oftook an acti\e [lait in the p(ditii-al alfairs ofthe country, on the democratic side, and whilein more recent years he has heen closelyidentified with paity measures his interesi inthe [lolitieal welfare of the county and statt isin no sense ahated. I^ir twel\H yeais he was
Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . les) in lS7i: from Ihe lioslou Schoolin from ]lai\aid coJIcl;!- in I^or a [leriod of se\eral yiais Mr. Spcdiman l>uring his coHcge career he was presideiil oftook an acti\e [lait in the p(ditii-al alfairs ofthe country, on the democratic side, and whilein more recent years he has heen closelyidentified with paity measures his interesi inthe [lolitieal welfare of the county and statt isin no sense ahated. I^ir twel\H yeais he wasclerk of the Police court in Spiinglield. In18<S7 ln was elected to the lower lioust- of theState legislature, and in the next year he wasIleeted to the senate. ()ii ()ctoliei-4, ]S7<I, .Mr. Sp(dlman iiiarrieilJennie II., daughter of Charles W. Idagg. ofSpringlield. Two children were horn of thisiiiarriagi. Charles I^lagg Spellmau. who waseducateil in the Springlield pul)li< and highseiiools, a graduate at Yale, junior memhei ofthe law firm of S|)ellman it SjKllmaii, is a sonof (liaile< (lark and Jiamu Idagg HENKY M. \\MS, the ])ail\ (riiiiMJii. a meiiiher ol ihe in^tiliilil•:^l;^? \\. , , of of 1770 ami of ihc llasly ing cluh. InHenry W. nad Id izahelh A. (Low) Will- the summer fidlow ing his giadiial ion he hegaiiiams, was horn in Ixiston, Septemher 1!), 1 Sliii. thestiid\of law in IhcoHiceol Ihe lale ( father was for many years the leading oe- Wi I liam (laston. ami in Ihe fall entered llar-ulist of i)Oston and professor of opht halin(dogy \ard Law school, from which lie was gradu- H in llai\ard uni\ersity, and when a \duiigman was an aholitionisf and a contriliiitoi- to a ted with the degree of LL. I!, with I he c < While a <tudcnl at the law school he Ihe Liherator. |)r. Williams was a luemlnrof was a iiiemliei of the Thayer and LanL;dell the original stalldf the IJoston (it\ hospital,
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