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Found 20 total hits in 9 results.
Milford (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
New Jersey (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
England (United Kingdom) (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
David Ogden (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
1707 AD (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
1728 AD (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
1772 AD (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
1789 AD (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.
June, 1800 AD (search for this): entry ogden-david
Ogden, David 1707-
Jurist; born in Newark, N. J., in 1707; graduated at Yale in 1728; appointed judge of the Supreme Court of New Jersey in 1772, but was obliged to resign at the beginning of the War of the Revolution.
He was in England the greater portion of the time until 1789, acting as agent for the loyalists who had claims on Great Britain, and he secured a compensation of $100,000 for his own losses.
He settled in Whitestone, N. Y., in 1789, and died there in June, 1800.