Frederick Collin

1850–1939 (age 89)

judge

Biography

Frederick Collin was a respected judge whose judicial career reflected a commitment to law and justice. His service on the bench contributed to the legal system during a formative period in American jurisprudence.

Collin's dedication to the law and his role in the judiciary left a mark on his community. He was interred at Woodlawn Cemetery, a fitting honor for a man of his judicial standing.

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