David F. Simpson and family papers, 1847-1956.

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David F. Simpson and family papers, 1847-1956.

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Letters, clippings, essays, and memorabilia with information on Simpson's education at the University of Wisconsin (1882-1885); his career as a Minneapolis (Minn.) lawyer, city attorney (1893-1897), and judge of the fourth district court (1896-1911) and the Minnesota supreme court (1911-1912); his wife Josephine Sarles' participation in various civic organizations; and genealogical data on the Simpson, Sarles, and related families.

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Simpson, Josephine Sarles, 1862-1948.

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Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1859-1947

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