About William A. Little
Lived 1832 – 1867 (aged 34–35). William A. Little was an American judge.
William A. Little (c. 1832 – May 20, 1867) was elected as Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court in 1867 but died before he qualified. After reading law with Judge Parks of Aurora, Illinois, the only Democrat to win in that election. However, he became ill, apparently with tuberculosis, and returned to Illinois "to die among his kindred". His seat on the supreme court was then filled by the appointment of Mason.
Little died in Clinton, Illinois, at the home of his brother, at around the age of 35.
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American judge (c. 1832–1867)
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William A. Little died in 1867.
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William A. Little was a judge.
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