Mémoires de la magistrature et du barreau de New England pour la dix-neuvième siècle : avec une histoire du système judiciaire de la Nouvelle Angleterre . ailey,qui est venu d'Angleterre d'environ 1 641) et .set-tulé dans Ixowlev, Messe. Les deux de ses grands-pères étaient des soldats .dans l'Ivevolution andhis, arrière-grand-père, Samuel Bailey, qui waslioru à Andover dans 172S, a été tué à thebattle de Bunker Hill. Sa mère, l'daugh-ter de James et lAicy (Brown) liailey wasalso, né en 1796, à propos d'Andover et de gieat awoman a force de caractère et son iiom il a hérité d'une grande partie de son mentalpower. Peu après son dea

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Memoirs of the judiciary and the bar of New England for the nineteenth century : with a history of the judicial system of New England . ailey, who came from England about 1 641) and .set-tled in Ixowlev, Mass. Both of his grand-fathers were .soldiers in the Ivevolution, andhis great-grandfather, Samuel Bailey, who waslioru in Andover in 172S, was killed at thebattle of Bunker Hill. His mother, the daugh-ter of James and lAicy (Brown) liailey, wasalso born in Andover about 1796, and was awoman of gieat strength of character and iiom her he inherited much of his mentalpower. Shortly after her death in 1866 hesai<l; I am sure I never knew a woman whowas so earnestly and wisely deoted to herchildren. She spared nothing to educate us, and she was worn out in self-sacrifice. Mr. Shattuck received his prepaiatory train-ing at riiillips Andover Academy and wasgraduated from Ilarvard College in 1851, hav-ing as classmates Christopher C. Jjangdell, Augustus T. Perkins, Prof. William F. Allen, (leorge Bliss, Herbert P. Curtis, and others. Heread law in Boston in the oHice of (Jharles(ireely Ijoring and at the Harvard Law school.. GEORGE O. SHATI UCK from which he was graduated with the degreeof fj.L. B. in 18.54, and was admitted to theSullblk bar, I^ebruary 1, L^o.). He at oiu-e en-tered upon the active practice of his professionin Boston and in September associated himselfwith .Jose[>h Bandolph Coolidge. Jn May, ]85(), he formed a co-partnership with the latePeleg Whitman Chandler, then one of theleaders of the SuHblk bar, and this relationcontinued until 1870, when Mr. Shattuckwithdrew and became the partner of WilliamA. Munroe under the firm name of ShattuckA Munroe. In l87o (Jliver Wendell Holmes, jr., was admitted to the firm under tlie style 618 THE JUDICIARY AND THE BAR OF NEW ENGLAND. of .Sliattuck, Munroe it Holmes, aiul iviuaiiKila member until his appointment as associatejustice of Supreme Judicial Court in 1882.The firm then resumed its original name andso contin

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