Judges

[Towntalk]

Here is the answer:

John Young

Sources:

20th Century History of Youngstown and Mahoning County, Ohio Sanderson @ pg. 158
History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties Ohio – H. V. Williams and Bro. @ Vol. 1 pg. 424
History of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley – J. G. Butler @ Vol. 1 pg. 58


William Rayen

Sources:

Ibid Sanderson @ pgs. 159-162
Ibid. Williams @ pg. 427
Ibid. Butler @ pg. 115

[Towntalk]

Rayen is right but B. F. Wirt is wrong. B. F. Wirt studied law under L. D. Woodworth and became a member of the Youngstown Bar Association 1873.

[AllanY2525]

Rayen and Wirt?

[Towntalk]

Their names are so familiar that everyone knows them and refers to them in some form daily. So familiar are they in fact that even the simplest clue would give them away.

[Towntalk]

Hanni graduated from the Youngstown College School of Law.

But the answer is no, but if you were to really stop and think about it you could get the answer quite easily. It's all around us.

[iwasthere]

would it be don hanni sr.

[Towntalk]

Name two very famous Youngstowners who were Judges without having set foot in a law school.