Franklin Clyde Baggarly

Background

Baggarly, Franklin Clyde was born on April 14, 1890 in Washington, Virginia, United States. Son of Baldwin Bradford and Emma Jane (Moore) Baggarly.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Rappahannock Military Academy. Studied Randolph-Macon College, Ashland, Virginia. Special work University of Virginia.

Graduate Columbian George Washington University.

Graduate study Georgetown University. Studied law under Justices John M. Harlan and David J. Brewer of Supreme Court of the United States.

Bachelor of Laws, National U. Law School, 1908.

Career

Editor Southern Magazine, 1909-1910. Admitted to Virginia bar, 1910. Practiced at Richmond, Washington, Virginia, and Washington, District of Columbia.

Member common council and town attorney, Washington, Virginia, 1914-1918.

Chairman legal advisory board and attorney for Government appeals, Rappahannock Company, Virginia, World War. Attorney unites states department Justice, 1918, Board Contract Adjustment, War Department (associate member), 1919.

Served as attorney select committee United States Senate in coal industry investigation, also assistant chief trial attorney, Federal Trade Commission.

Achievements

• Franklin Clyde Baggarly has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Federal Bar Association (national president, 1926-1928), Society of Virginia (president 1925-1926), Pan State Society (vice president 1927), Southern Society of Washington, Sigma Nu Phi. Mason ( Knights Templar, Shriner). Member Order of the Eastern Star; Club: Harper Country.

Connections

Married Frances Willard Trott, of Anne Arundel Company, Maryland., September 25, 1929.

Father:

Baldwin Bradford Baggarly

Mother:

Emma Jane (Moore) Baggarly

Spouse:

Frances Willard Trott