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Davis, David

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Davis, David (1815-1886)

US Supreme Court justice. He served as a circuit court judge in Illinois (1848-62), until Abraham Lincoln made him the US Supreme Court justice (1862-77). A presidential hopeful in 1872, he stepped down from the court to be a Democratic Senator (1876-83).

He was born in Cecil County, Maryland and was a close friend of President Lincoln.
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