History of Mchenry County Illinois volume 1
History of Mchenry County Illinois volume 1
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The family moved to this county in 1854, and here he attended the common schools, later entering the law department of the University of Michigan, after pre- paring himself by study under A. 1".. Coon and Ira I\. Curtiss. He was graduated therefrom in 1ST. '!, and commenced practice that same year at Woodstock. He was elevated to the bench of McHenry County in 1882.
Charles M. Willard located at Woodstock in 1851, and formed a partnership with Col. L. S. Church. This connection soon terminated ...by mutual consent, and Mr. Willard practiced alone for a time. Still later he formed a partnership with . Lames II. Slavin, severing it in 1857, to locate permanently at Chicago, III. He was an able lawyer.
Amos Cogswell first was engaged in legal practice at Hebron, where he settled in 1S47. Hut three years later came to Woodstock, where he forme, I a partnership with Charles McClure, and 1 hey enjoyed a large practice for several years. Later he moved away, he and Mr. . McClure going to Minnesota in 1859, and in the eighties he was known to he practicing his profession in Clark County, Dak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The family moved to this county in 1854, and here he attended the common schools, later entering the law department of the University of Michigan, after pre- paring himself by study under A. 1".. Coon and Ira I\. Curtiss. He was graduated therefrom in 1ST. '!, and commenced practice that same year at Woodstock. He was elevated to the bench of McHenry County in 1882.
Charles M. Willard located at Woodstock in 1851, and formed a partnership with Col. L. S. Church. This connection soon terminated ...by mutual consent, and Mr. Willard practiced alone for a time. Still later he formed a partnership with . Lames II. Slavin, severing it in 1857, to locate permanently at Chicago, III. He was an able lawyer.
Amos Cogswell first was engaged in legal practice at Hebron, where he settled in 1S47. Hut three years later came to Woodstock, where he forme, I a partnership with Charles McClure, and 1 hey enjoyed a large practice for several years. Later he moved away, he and Mr. . McClure going to Minnesota in 1859, and in the eighties he was known to he practicing his profession in Clark County, Dak.
What to read after History of Mchenry County Illinois volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Pidgeon to read onlineMoreLess
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