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WARREN, Lott, jurist, born in Burke county, Georgia, 30 October, 1797; died in Albany, Georgia, 17 June, 1861. He received a public-school education, was clerk in store, and served in 181.8 as 2d lieutenant of volunteers against the Seminoles. Afterward he studied law, was admitted to the bar in 1821, and practised in various places, finally establishing his residence in Albany. He was a member of the legislature in 1824 and 1831, state senator in 1830, solicitor-general, and judge of the southern circuit in 1831-'4. He was twice elected to represent his district in congress as a Whig, serving in 1839-'43, and subsequently was made judge of the superior court, where he served in 1843-'52. Judge Warren was also an ordained Baptist minister, though he preached only occasionally. He was active in promoting temperance, Sunday-school work, and all philanthropic enterprises.
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