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prof»'s.sor tlic
Colorado
In 1U05 he was jjiven the (h'>;i«'e LL.I). by Coloradu coMejje for his work building up that institution. Since 1904 has been president of Olivet col!e;:e of Michigan. He is the author of I'sycholo^iy <)nd I'edaKORy of .d«des«-ence. coIh'Bc.
of in
Lancaster, Joseph, educator, author, born .Nov. ITTfS, in London. England.
wrh
He
numerous schools in KiiKland. he lectured and taught in .Vmerwas the author of The Hritish Sys-
established
From 1818
He
ica.
tem of Education; An Kpitome of the Chief lOvents and Transactions of .My Own Life. He (lied Oct. 24. 18:{8. in New York City. Lance, William, lawyer, author, was born in 1701. in Charleston. S.C. He was a lawyer and p<ditical writer of Charleston. He was the author of Life of Washington, in latin.
He
<lied
184(».
in
Texas.
in
Land, Alfred Dillingham, lawyer,
was horn Jan. .Miss. During
l.>.
jurist,
Holmes county, war he served in the
1S42, in
the civil
(onfe<lerate army. In 1807-94 he practiced law in Sliroveport. I^. In 181)4-1903 he was He is associate justice of the district judge. state supreme court of I^uisiana for the term of 19<»:j-()7. Land, Thomas T., lawyer, jurist. In 1858-
he was just li e <if the supreme court of Louisiana. He die<l in Louisiana.
(12
Lander, Edward, lawyer, jurist.
He was
of the I'nited States the territory of Washinfiton in died in 1907 in the state of
a|>p<>iiited chief justice
court
for
He
1S.>:J.
Wiishini:!
iin.
Lander, Frederick William, civil engineer, was born I)ec. 17, 1821, in Salem. He was educated at Dtunmer academy
soldier,
•Mass.
of Byficid
and
stialied
enuineering at the academy of military N«»rwich. Vt. He praoticed that profession n few years in .Massa-
<'ivil
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route
to
ocean.
de-
a the
He
served
the civil war; and attained the rank of britiadier-ueneral of volunteers. He «lefended Kdward's Kerry, an<l led the battle of HloomiiiK <tap for which he received n special letter of thanks from the secretary of war. He wrote njany stirring patriotic poems on incidents of the cam|)aif;n. He died .March 2. ISfri. in Taw Taw, Va. llirou;;liout
Lander, Mrs. Jean Margaret Davenport, was born May W, 1829, in Kngland.
actress,
OF AMKUICAN BIOGRAPHY. H>'r best character was that of Qn«'<»n FJIi/,abcth. Her last apjMMirance was in Hawthorne's Scarlet L«'lter at the Boston theater. She was the wife of Genenil FnHlerick West Lander of the I'nited States army, who died in 18(12. She was active in I'uion She hospital service during the civil war. died in 1903 in Washington. D.C. Lander, Louisa, sculptor, artist, was born Among her Sept. 1. 182lt. in Sjilem, Mass. works are a bust of <iovernor (Jore of Massachusetts a bust of Hawthorne; and a statue of Virginia I>an'. the first English
child
Isirn
in
.meMca.
Lander, Sarah West, litterateur, author, was born .Nov. 27. 1819. in Salem. Mass. She was the author of Sjtectacles for Young She Kyes. a series of volumes of travel. Nov. I.». 1872. in Salem, Mass. Landers, Franklin, merchant, state senawas born March 22, 182.). He was enpiged in in .Mor>ran county. Ind. farminjr; the dry kimmIs traile: and the iM)rk 18(50 he was cK-ctiHl hu«iness. In lacking stale senator; an<l in 187."»-77 he was a reprocntative from Indiana t«» the forty-fourth coneres^. lie died Sept. 10, 1901. in Indian-
ilie«|
tor, confiressnnin.
apolis. Ind.
Landers, George M., manufacturer, state ctint^ressman, was lM)rn Feb. 22. v wais a representaLeno.x .Mass. tive in the ( onneeticut state legislature in s<'nator,
181.3. in
18."»1. 18(57. and 1874; was stat«» senator in 18.")3. 18(59. and 1873; and was appointfMl Imnk commissioner for Connecticut in 187i»
In
he was a representative to the
l87.'>-79
forty-ffMirth
and
He
d.emocrat.
was
forty-fifth
died in
Landes, Silas
Z.,
New
con{;ress«»s
a.s
a
Britain. Conn.
lawyer, jurist, confrress-
May
15. 1842, in . «iusta practiced law in Illinois: and 1880 was .state attorfor Wabash county. In 1885-89 he was a representative fn>ni Illinois to the fortyninth and fiftieth congresses as a democrat. In 1891 he was elected for six years judp* of the cin-nit cmirt of Illinois. Landis, Charles Beary, journalist, con^n-ssiiian. was born .Tuly 9. 1858. in Millxilh", Ohio. He was educated in the public schools of Lojjansporf. Ind.; and in 1883 •graduated from ^^'libash crdlege at Crnwlordsville. Iml. In 1883-87 he was editor of (he Lo«;ans|>ort .Tournal; and lM»csime e«litor of the Delphi .lonrnal. In 1904-06 was president of the Indiana repiddican e<litorial assfK'iat inn. In 1899- 1909 he was a repn-senlative from Indiana to the (ifty-fifth. fifty-
nian.
lM»rn
pounty, Va.
and ney
He
in 1872. 187(^
sixth, fifty-seventh, fifly-eighth, fifty-ninth and sixtieth congresses as a republican.
Landis, Frederick, lawyer, congressman, in 1872 in S<'Vcnniile. Ohio. Since 1875 he has resitted in l.ogans|Mirt Ind.: and since 1893 has practiced law in that city. In 19(13 (15 he was a representative from Indiana to the fifty-«'ighth congress as a re-
was born
.
publican. Landis, John H., legislator, was Imrn Jan. 1853. in Lancaster county. I'a. He re-
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