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FREDERICK WILLIAM FARR
Originally published in 1900 |
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FREDERICK WILLIAM FARR, one of the rising young lawyers of Bayonne,
Hudson County, N. J., was born there on the 16th of April, 1874,
and is the son of William C. Farr and Dora Schmidt. His parents were
both natives of Germany, but came to the United States when young and
were married in Bayonne, where they have spent their active lives.
Mr. Farr received an excellent private school education in his native city and at St. Matthew's Academy, New York City, and as a youth displayed those intellectual qualifications which early led him into the law as a profession. He pursued his legal studies under the tutelage of Horace Roberson, counselor at law, one of the leading lawyers of Bayonne, and at the New York Law School, and was admitted to the -New Jersey bar in 1895. Since then he has been actively and successfully engaged in the general practice of his profession in Bayonne. May 3, 1897, he formed a copartnership with William W. Anderson, under the style of Anderson & Farr, which still continues. In politics he is a Republican, and in religion a member of the Lutheran Church. He is public spirited, progressive, and enterprising, and actively identified with the best interests of his native place. Mr. Farr was married on the 7th of November, 1895, to Louisa Burkhardt, daughter of Ludwig and Augusta Burkhardt, of Newark, N. J. They have one son, William C. Farr.
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