Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . 7 Mr. Scott married Helen, daughterof the late Charles A. C. and J. (Davis)Thompson. SAMUEL W. EMERY, attorney and po-lice justice of Portsmouth, New Hamp-shire, was born in that city March 30, is a son of Samuel II. and jNlary E. (Sias)Emery. He studied law in the office of W. Emery, passed his examination beforehe was twenty-one years old, and was admittedto the bar in April, 1884. Since that date hehas Ijeen iu active and successfu
Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . 7 Mr. Scott married Helen, daughterof the late Charles A. C. and J. (Davis)Thompson. SAMUEL W. EMERY, attorney and po-lice justice of Portsmouth, New Hamp-shire, was born in that city March 30, is a son of Samuel II. and jNlary E. (Sias)Emery. He studied law in the office of W. Emery, passed his examination beforehe was twenty-one years old, and was admittedto the bar in April, 1884. Since that date hehas Ijeen iu active and successful practice inPortsmouth. INIr. recognized afiility ;is a lawyer,his industry and integrity, and his faithfulnessto his clients, have l)rought iiim a large busi-ness and given him a high standing in thecommunity. He has served as city solicitortVom August, 1885, to August, 1889, and fromAugust, 1890, to August, 1891. From .lulv. 48 THE JUDICIARY AND THE BAR OF NEW ENGLAND. hSiST, to July. isiH. Ik- served in tlie office ofcounty solicitor. In Dcecniber, 1894, he wasappointed Police Court jud^e, and still retainsthe SAMUFl. \V. KMEKY. .Mr. Ijnery luarritd in lS!i;.. ^h^?y Iv K.,dauirhter of John .\. and .Mar\- I-,. ((ole) ha\e one ihuiylitcr. KNKKICIT MAUTIX,Concord, son of riieophiius U. and8arah h. (Kdwell) Martin, was born in Liaidon,Merrimack county, N. II., .Vuj.;usl 9, ISoT).On his fathers side he is of Scotcli-Irish de-scent, his first paternal ancestors coming tothis countr\ from Londonderiv, lixjand, toLondondeiiw X. II., in IT-J. in tin [nl.^onsof William .Martin and his s(jn, William, Martin, of the thiid generation, son ofWilliam Martin, jr., was a soldier in the Con-tinental army during the Kevcdutionary war,and settled on Buck street in the town of Pem-broke, N. II. (\Q\. Noah .Mailin was one ofhis descendants. Nathanitd Maitin, son ofJames, located in Lcaidon, .\. II., in for a time dcjaity sherillof o
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