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History of Davidson County, Tennessee
by W. Woodford Clayton
pub. January 1, 1880

         pg 99
         
         
         THOMAS STUART
         
         THOMAS STUART was an active, industrious, and laborious
       lawyer; was for many years judge of the Circuit Court at
       Nashville, and retired from that position upon the adoption
       of the Constitution of 1834. He was then a very old man,
       and retired to his farm in Williamson County. He practiced
       law in a feeble way in the courts of that county, coming
       into court on crutches, which he was obliged to use from
       an accidental injury. He died, it is believed, about 1840.
       
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