Irving, John T. (John Treat), 1778-1838
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Irving, John T. (John Treat), 1778-1838
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Irving, John T. (John Treat), 1778-1838
Irving, John Treat, 1778-1838.
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Irving, John Treat, 1778-1838.
Irving, John T.
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Irving, John T. 1778-1838.
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Irving, John T. 1778-1838.
Irving, John, fl. 1830,
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John Treat Irving (1778-1838), the older brother of Washington Irving (1783-1859) and the husband of Abby Spicer Furman Irving ( - ), was a New York attorney. He became a prominent lawyer and in 1821, was appointed first Judge of the New York Court of Common Pleas, a position that he held for seventeen years.
New York City lawyer, judge and author.
An able lawyer, Irving served in the state assembly, 1816-1821, and in 1821 was appointed a judge in the city's newly-organized court of common pleas, a position he held until his death in 1838. In his younger years Irving also contributed to Washington Irving's (brother) Chronicle.
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John Treat Irving was a brother of Washington Irving.
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New York (State)--New York
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