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Jay Surdukowski publishes article in the New Hampshire Bar Journal. |
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March 2008 - Concord, NH: Jay Surdukowski’s article, “Not Your Average Doe: Notes on the Recently Discovered Library of Chief Justice Charles Doe” has been published in the Winter, 2008 issue of the New Hampshire Bar Journal.
In 2007, the personal library of the Granite State’s leading Chief Justice Charles Doe (1830-1896) was discovered in a barn in Rollinsford and donated to the New Hampshire Supreme Court. 88 boxes of materials were turned over in the same year that saw the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s address change to honor Doe. This article is the first collection of revelations about the lives, thoughts, and inner musings of the Doe family as evidenced by extensive marginalia, letters, drawings, poems, jokes and news clippings, and other items tucked between pages of the 1,764 books and journals in the library. Mr. Surdukowski is an associate with Sulloway & Hollis in Concord. About Sulloway & Hollis: Sulloway & Hollis, P.L.L.C. is a thriving New Hampshire law firm with over 150 years of success in representing clients’ interests. We have principal offices in Concord, New Hampshire, and Portland, Maine, and regional offices in New London and Gorham, New Hampshire. WELCOME
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