Philadelphia County PA Archives Obituaries.....Judge J. I. Clark HARE, 1905
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December 30, 1905
Philadelphia Inquirer
 
                    EX-JUDGE HARE DEAD AT RADNOR
Former Philadelphia Jurist and Notable Figure in Founding Union League.
  RADNOR, Pa., Dec. 29.-Former Judge J. I. Clark Hare died at his country 
home, Harford, here this afternoon, at 2:45 o’clock.
  The end came unexpectedly, despite the fact that Judge Hare had been in 
ill health for several years. He was seized with a chill and a few hours 
later expire.
   Judge Hare served for many years as President Judge of Common Pleas 
Court No. 2, of Philadelphia, and he was a notable figure in forming the 
Union League.
    Retiring from the bench in 1896, after forty-five years of continuous 
service, Judge Hare spent much of his time at his country home. He had 
just entered his ninetieth year.



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