A brief history of Rev. Samuel Lander, senior, and his wife Eliza Ann (Miller) Lander - their two sons William Lander and Samuel Lander, and their grandson Samuel A. Weber (1918) (14761506344)

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Title: A brief history of Rev. Samuel Lander, senior, and his wife Eliza Ann (Miller) Lander : their two sons William Lander and Samuel Lander, and their grandson Samuel A. Weber
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Sherrill, William L. (William Lander), b. 1860
Subjects: Landers family Lander, William, 1817-1868 Lander, S. (Samuel), 1833-1904
Publisher: (Greensboro, N.C. : The Advocate Press)
Contributing Library: State Library of North Carolina, Government & Heritage Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS members and Sloan Foundation



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e splendid record made by so many rareand brilliant men. Massachusetts and Virginia have, to their credit, kept afull record of their history and if our people had been halfso faithful to preserve our past we and our children wouldappreciate more genuinely the honorable service which thegenerations gone have rendered the State and Nation. Distinguished Jurists Lincoln County has been famous for its distinguished juristsand for the great number of them for a century past. Amongthem were Michal Hoke, Bartlett Shipp, James R. Dodge, Al-fred and Robert H- Burton, Haywood W. Guion, WilliamLander, William P. Bynum, William M. Shipp, DavidSchenck, John D. Shaw, John F. Hoke, and among youngermen Theodorus H. Cobb and William Alexander Hoke. Thelast mentioned only, of this distinguished company, stilllives and is an honored Justice of our State Supreme Court. Several of these were noted judges in their day and almostany one of them would have added distinction to any courtor legislative body.
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