The Oral History Project is a living history project. Its purpose is to record and preserve the historical experiences and perspectives of members of the New Hampshire Bar and judiciary. It also aims to educate, for only when we understand how the law has evolved in response to important social changes can we truly appreciate how our justice system functions. A tidal wave of change has occurred in the legal profession over the last century. Recording now the recollections of those who lived through this transition is therefore critical if we are to preserve fully New Hampshire’s civic history. Our hope is that these oral histories will help foster a greater understanding of the legal system and its role as a force for good in today’s society. Enjoy.
We wish to thank the New Hampshire Bar Foundation for its support of the Oral History Project.
- The Honorable Arthur E. Bean
- The Honorable Hugh H. Bownes
- Homer "Sam" Bradley, Esq.
- David H. Bradley, Esq.
- Bartram C. Branch, Esq.
- Stanley M. Brown, Esq.
- The Honorable H. Alfred Casassa
- Neil Castaldo, Esq.
- William Chapman, Esq.
- Associate Justice Carol Ann Conboy
- Paul Cox, Esq.
- Chief Justice Linda Stewart Dalianis
- Charles DeGrandpre, Esq.
- U.S. District Judge Joseph A. DiClerico, Jr
- The Honorable Charles Douglas
- Honorable James Duggan
- Susan V. Duprey, Esq.
- Bruce W. Felmly, Esq.
- The Honorable Margaret Quill Flynn
- The Honorable William A. Grimes
- John W. King, Esq.
- Mary Susan Leahy, Attorney
- The Honorable Martin F. Loughlin
- John Maher, Esq.
- Augustine J. McDonough, Esq.
- Paul McEachern, Esq.
- William S. McGraw, Esq.
- John R. McLane, Jr., Esq.
- Hon. Phillip T. McLaughlin
- Governor Stephen Merrill
- Peter V. Millham, Esq.
- Dudley W. Orr, Esq.
- Thomas D. Rath Esq.
- Catharine B. Sage, Esq.
- Paul Semple, Esq.
- John J. Sheehan Jr. (Jack), Esq.
- The Honorable Norman H. Stahl
- John Tobin, Esq.
- Martha Van Oot, Esq.