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SMITlt, Samuel Emerson, jurist, born in Hollis, New Hampshire, 12 March, 1788; died in Wiscassett, Maine, 4 March, 1860. His father, Manasseh, was a chaplain in the Revolution, and subsequently a lawyer in Wiscassett. Samuel was graduated at Harvard in 1808, studied law, was admitted to the Boston bar, settled in Wiscassett in 1812, and was in the legislature in 1819-'20. He was chief justice of the court of common pleas of Maine in 1821, a justice of the state court of common pleas in 1822-'30, governor in 1831-'4, again a judge of common pleas in 1835-'7, and a commissioner to revise the statutes of Maine in the latter year.
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