Historische Übersicht über Chicago und Cook County und ausgewählte biographiyA.NWaterman ..edand Autor von Historical Review. ambridge University, war einer der Gründer und Mitglied des Charter-Board von Fellows of HarvardCollege. Mütterlicherseits stammt Herr Starr von JohnWilliams ab, der während des TheRevolutionären Krieges Mitglied des Rhode Island senats war, und ein Enkel von Roger Williams, dem Begründer Kolonie Rhode Island. Beide Familien wurden während des Kampfes um die Unabhängigkeit in der amerikanischen Armee zurückversetzt.In seiner frühen Kindheit entfernten Mr. Starrs Eltern nach Rock Island,i.

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Historical review of Chicago and Cook county and selected biographyA.NWaterman ..edand author of Historical review . ambridge University, was one of the -founders and a member of the charter board of Fellows of HarvardCollege. On the maternal side Mr. Starr is descended from JohnWilliams, who was a member of the Rhode Island senate during theRevolutionary war, and a grandson of Roger Williams, the founderof the colony of Rhode Island. Both of the families were repre-sented in the American army during the struggle for independence.In his early boyhood Mr. Starrs parents removed to Rock Island, Illinois, where he attended school preparatory to entering GriswoldCollege at Davenport, Iowa. Later he was a student in OberlinCollege, from which he received the degree of A. B. in 1875. Thedegree of Master of Arts was subsequently conferred upon him byOberlin College. Having become imbued with the desire to enterthe legal profession, he read law for three years in the office of theattorneys for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company, and in 1878 entered the college and law departments of Harvard. /^ f f^hJC/L^ t^t-t-^^^-if y^c^-z^ <Suy-^A ?efljr33E:3Ses««Sf I THE N^£WYORK { FOBLIG LIBRARV S ASTQR, lEm%^^-^ CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY 551 University, at which he was graduated in 1881, and received thedegrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws. Upon graduating at Harvard Mr. Starr came at once to Chicago, was admitted to the bar and entered upon a successful professionalcareer. His first professional work was the preparation of briefs forsome of the prominent attorneys of Chicago. While he was thusengaged he prepared and published some valuable contributions tolegal literature. Among these are Starrs Reference Digest of Wis-consin Reports (1882), the practice chapters in the treatise knownas Gould on the Law of Waters (1883), and, in connection withthe late R. H. Curtis, Starr and Curtiss Annotated Statutes of Illi-nois (1885, 1887, 1892 and 1896). He was the

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