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• Why hire ramsay ramsay?

  For more than three decades, individuals in West Chester and throughout Chester County have turned to the attorneys of Ramsay & Ramsay, PC for help in resolving criminal cases. If you are going through a divorce, child custody dispute or facing another family law challenge, you may be feeling overwhelmed.

• Who was Sir William Mills?

  The Mills bomb was the hand grenade most widely used by British and Imperial forces during the First World War. He was knighted in 1922. A blue heritage plaque and Mills Bomb artwork commemorating Sir William Mills’ achievements are placed on The Times Inn public house in Wear Street, Low Southwick, Sunderland, SR5 2BH. He was born here in 1856.

• Why hire Ramsay & Ramsay?

  For more than three decades, individuals in West Chester and throughout Chester County have turned to the attorneys of Ramsay & Ramsay, PC for help in resolving criminal cases. If you are going through a divorce, child custody dispute or facing another family law challenge, you may be feeling overwhelmed.

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• Where did sir william james go to school?

  He went on to study at Harvard Medical School in 1864. The following year, James took a break from his education to join Louis Agassiz’s expedition to the Amazon basin. He also spent time in Germany in 1867 to recuperate from some health woes, including back pain, sight problems and depression.