US Jud Loring Sr, Edward Greely

Edward Greely Loring Sr.:​

Born: January 28, 1802

Birthplace: Chelsea Massachusetts
Father: Edward Loring 1773 – 1802
Mother: Frances Greely 1777 – 1850
(Buried: Central Burying Ground Boston Massachusetts)
Wife: Harriett Boott 1808 – 1901
(Buried: Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Massachusetts)

Children:
Francis Greeley Loring 1831 – 1833
(Buried: Central Burying Ground Boston Massachusetts)
Dr. Edward Greely Loring Jr. 1838 – 1888
(Buried: Green – Wood Cemetery Brooklyn New York)
Harriet Boott Loring 1842 – 1921
(Buried: Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Massachusetts)
Helen Pelham Loring 1846 – 1849
(Buried: Central Burying Ground Boston Massachusetts)
Dr. Francis Boott Loring 1850 – 1923
(Buried: Rock Creek Cemetery Washington D.C.)

Education:
1821: Graduated from Harvard College

Occupation before War:
Attorney and master in chancery Suffolk County Massachusetts
1840 – 1855: U.S. Commissioner U.S. District Court of Massachusetts
1847 – 1858: Suffolk County Massachusetts Probate Court Judge
1852 – 1855: Lecturer at Dane Law School Harvard University
1855 – 1870: Judge United States Court of Claims

Civil War Career:
1855 – 1870: Judge United States Court of Claims


Occupation after War:
1855 – 1870: Judge United States Court of Claims

Died: June 19, 1890
Place of Death: Winthrop Massachusetts
Age at time of Death: 88 years old
Burial Place: Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Massachusetts

 

[ErnieMac]

Edward Loring's order for the arrest of Anthony Burns as printed in the 2 June 1854 edition of The Liberator.