12 Facts About Samuel Maxwell

1.

Samuel Maxwell was a Populist politician in the US state of Nebraska.

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Samuel Maxwell moved to the Nebraska Territory settling in Cass County, Nebraska, resumed farming.

3.

Samuel Maxwell returned to Michigan to complete his law studies and passed the bar in 1859.

4.

Samuel Maxwell returned to Nebraska the same year and set up practice in Plattsmouth, Nebraska.

5.

Samuel Maxwell was a delegate to the first Republican Territorial convention.

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Samuel Maxwell was a representative to the 1859,1860,1864, and 1865 Territorial house of representatives.

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Samuel Maxwell was a delegate to the Territorial constitutional conventions in 1864 and 1866 when Nebraska wrote its state's constitution.

8.

Samuel Maxwell was a member to the first Nebraska house of representatives in 1866.

9.

Samuel Maxwell was elected as an associate justice of the State supreme court in 1872, a job he was reelected to in 1875,1881 and 1887.

10.

Samuel Maxwell was a delegate to the State constitutional convention in 1875.

11.

Samuel Maxwell was elected as a Populist to the Fifty-fifth Congress.

12.

Samuel Maxwell resumed his law practice in Fremont, Nebraska, where he died on February 11,1901.