History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . Schoolin 1832. He also studied in the office of LeverettSaltonstall and was admitted to the bar in 1831. Hedied at Salem June 17, 1843. Benjamin Lynde Oliver was born in Salem in1789 and studied law with Joseph Story and SamuelPutnam. He was admitted to the Essex bar in June,1809. He died in Maiden June 18, 1843. Ebenezer Mosely, son of Ebenezer and Martha(Strong) Mosely, was born in Windham, Conn., , 1781, and graduated at Yale College in 1802. Hestudied law with Judge Chaunce
History of Essex County, Massachusetts : with biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men . Schoolin 1832. He also studied in the office of LeverettSaltonstall and was admitted to the bar in 1831. Hedied at Salem June 17, 1843. Benjamin Lynde Oliver was born in Salem in1789 and studied law with Joseph Story and SamuelPutnam. He was admitted to the Essex bar in June,1809. He died in Maiden June 18, 1843. Ebenezer Mosely, son of Ebenezer and Martha(Strong) Mosely, was born in Windham, Conn., , 1781, and graduated at Yale College in 1802. Hestudied law with Judge Chauncey, of New Haven,Judge Clark, of Windham, and Judge Hinckley, ofNorthampton. In 1805 he settled in Newburyport,and at various times had as students in hisoffice JohnPierpont, afterwards a clergyman ; Governor Dunlap,of Maine; Robert Cross, Asa W. Wildes and CalebCushing. In 1813-14 he was the colonel of the SixthRegiment, and, as chairman of the Board of Selectmen,welcomed Lafayette on the occasion of his visit toNewburyport. From 1816 to 1820 and from 1834 to1836 he was a member of the House of Representa-. ^ C^a /T r v / THE BENCH AND BAR. XXXVll tives, and in 1821 and 1822 a member of the 1832 he was a Presidential elector and threw hisvote for Henry Clay. On the 17th of June, 1811, hemarried Mary Ann, daughter of Edward Oxnard, anddied at Newburyport August 28, 1854. Lonson Nash came to the bar in 1807 and settledin Gloucester, his native town. He was a Represen-tative in 1809 and Senator in 1812. He retired in1860 and died at Great Barrington February 1, 1863. William Fabens, son of William and Sarah(Brown) Fabens, was born in Salem April 14, 1810,and graduated at Harvard in 1832. He early settledin Marblehead and was engaged in law practice untilhis death, March 11, 1883. He was trial justice from1860 to 1878, a State Senator in 1859, a trustee of theNautical School during the entire period of its exis-tence, and for many years an active member of theSchool Board
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