Judge Thomas T. Faunterloy Letters to James B. Dorman, 1895-1900

Dorman, James B.

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Readjuster party (Va.)

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Fauntleroy, Thomas Turner, 1823-1906

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Thomas Turner Fauntleroy (1823-1906) was born in Winchester, Virginia, in 1823. He was a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law and practiced law in Winchester. In 1882, Fauntleroy was one of five judges elected to the Supreme Court by the Readjuster majority in the legislature. He was elected to a twelve-year term beginning in 1883 and served until December 1894. James B. Dorman was Clerk of the Supreme Court of Appeals in Staunton. The Constitution of 187...

Walker, James A. (James Alexander), 1832-1901

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James Alexander Walker (1832-1901) was a lawyer, Confederate brigadier general, Democratic state official, and Republican United States representative, 1895-1899, of Virginia. From the guide to the James A. Walker Papers, ., 1855-1928, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.) Lawyer, Confederate brigadier general, Democratic state official, and Republican U.S. representative, 1895-1899, of Virginia. From the descript...

Virginia Bar Association

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Conrad, Holmes, 1840-1915.

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Also represented are Elizabeth Whiting (Powell) Conrad (1809- 1872) and her husband, Robert Young Conrad (1805-1875) of Winchester, Va., parents of Holmes Conrad. From the description of Papers, 1794-1959. (Virginia Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 31680588 Represented are Holmes Conrad (1840-1915) of Winchester, Va., and Washington, D.C.; his parents, Robert Young Conrad (1805-1875) and Elizabeth Whiting (Powell) Conrad (1809-1872) of Winchester; and his wif...

Virginia. Court of Appeals

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The Court of Appeals was established January 1, 1985 to handle mainly civil matters. Ten judges are elected for terms of eight years. No judge, while sitting on the Court, is permitted to practice law. From their rank, the judges will elect a chief judge who will serve a four-year term. The judges sit in panels of at least three judges each. Each panel shall hear the petitions for appeal and appeals granted in criminal cases and any other cases assigned to them. Appeals may be heard on any decis...