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George F. Edmunds
George Franklin Edmunds (February 1, 1828February 27, 1919) was a Republican U.S. Senator from Vermont.
==Early life==
George F. Edmunds was born in Richmond, Vermont on February 1, 1828. He attended the local schools and was privately tutored. Edmunds began studying law as a teenager, spending time in both the office of his brother in law and the office of David A. Smalley and Edward J. Phelps. He was admitted to the bar as soon as he was eligible in 1849. He practiced in Burlington, and became active in politics by serving in local offices including Town Meeting Moderator.〔Henry Wilson Scott, (Distinguished American Lawyers ), 1891, page 333〕〔Walter Hill Crockett, (George Franklin Edmunds ), 1919, page 1855〕〔Hiram Carleton, (Genealogical and Family History of the State of Vermont ), Vilume 1, page 711〕〔Jacob G. Ullery, (Men of Vermont Illustrated ), 1894, page 118〕
While practicing law, one of the students who studied under him was Russell S. Taft, who later served as Lieutenant Governor and as Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court.〔The Vermonter magazine, (Obituary: Russell Smith Taft ), April 1902, page 160〕
A Republican, he was elected to the Vermont House of Representatives in 1854. He served until 1860, and was Speaker from 1857 to 1860. He moved to the Vermont State Senate in 1861, where he served until 1862. While in the State Senate, Edmunds was chosen to serve as President pro tempore.〔Vermont Secretary of State, (Vermont Legislative Directory ), 1969, page 320〕〔Marcus Davis Gilman, (The Bibliography of Vermont ), 1897, page 81〕
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