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Judge Emile Edouard (Edward) Simon
Evangeline Blvd., St. Martinville,
LA,
USA
Latitude & Longitude:
30° 7' 18.3072",
-91° 49' 39.7668"
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Louisiana State
Historical Marker
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places |
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1824-1914 A native of St. Martinville, Simon studied law at Harvard under Joseph Story and Simon Greenleaf, earning his degree in 1846. As 14th Judicial District Judge from 1853 to 1865, Simon was to become the second of four generations of judges. While Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was writing the epic poem Evangeline and teaching at Harvard, Simon was a student there. Family tradition holds that Simon told Longfellow about the establishment of Acadian exiles here in 1765 and described for him the geography and local color of the Teche country. May this plaque forever honor our distinguished native son!
Last updated: 4/9/2016 19:55:35
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Judge Emile Edouard (Edward) Simon Historical Marker Location Map, St. Martinville, Louisiana
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