Charles F. Stafford, Jr.'s collection of certificates of election, 1956-1982.

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Charles F. Stafford, Jr.'s collection of certificates of election, 1956-1982.

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This is a collection of Judge Charles F. Stafford, Jr.'s Certificates of Election for his judgeships. They include certificates for superior court, 1956-1969. There is a certificate that commissioned him a Kentucky Colonel in Sept. 1968 by Louie B. Nunn, the Governor. There are 3 certificates for judge Stafford's election to the Washington State Supreme Court for 1970-1982. The collection includes 3 photographs of Judge Stafford. One is with the other Washington State Supreme Court Justices and another with the Justices of the Washington Court of Appeals, Division One.

1 folder (9 leaves, 3 photographs)

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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SNAC Resource ID: 6928127

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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