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WILLIS, Anson, lawyer, born in Ulster county, New York, 28 January, 1802; died in Portchester, New York, 14 December, 1874. He was self-taught, studied law, and was for forty years a resident of New York city, which he represented in the assembly in 1835-'6. Afterward he served two terms as judge of the 6th judicial district court in that city. During the civil war he was a zealous supporter of the United States government. Judge Willis published " Our Rulers and Our Rights, or Outlines of the United States Government" (Philadelphia, 1868), and left unfinished "Origin of all the Nations of the Earth."
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