Samuel Sheldon Poole (March 25, 1751 – October 7, 1835) was a judge and politician in Nova Scotia.
He also served as custos rotulorum and was the first teacher for the Yarmouth Grammar School, established in 1811.
After the death of Samuel Marshall, Poole was elected again to the provincial assembly in an 1814 by-election.
[citation needed] He appealed his loss to Reuben Clements in the 1830 general election and regained his seat in the assembly the following year.
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