 In 1961, Marshall R. Anspach, a member of the Lycoming County Bar, edited and compiled, Historical Sketches of the Bench and Bar of Lycoming County, Pennsylvania; 1795-1960. This volume was updated and reprinted by the Bar History Committee of the Lycoming Law Association in 1989. The LLA has digitalized this volume. Go to the Table of Contents to read the scanned text.
History of Lycoming County Bench and Bar from History of Lycoming County Pennsylvania, edited by John F. Meginness; 1892. 
On
December 1, 1869, a group of Lycoming County attorneys petitioned
Judge Gamble of the Court of Common Pleas of Lycoming County to
incorporate the Lycoming Law Association. The petition was
granted on January 25, 1870.
Read the original document, as recorded in Deed Book 62, page 73.
The original charter was amended by decree entered December 26,
1951, by Judge D. M. Larrabee, which is recorded in the Charter Book
4, pages 373-75. Read the
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Officers
and Members.
The first president of the Lycoming Law Association was
Robert Fleming, in 1870. The oldest living former LLA
president is Judge Malcolm Muir,
who served in 1954. Lycoming Law Association
Presidents from 1870 to the present.
Search for Lycoming Law Association Officers
by year of service or by
name.
List of the current membership, from the earliest to
the most recent members. Judge Muir has been a member the longest
, having joined the Lycoming County Bar in 1938! Resolutions memorializing the lives of departed members.
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