. Panchina e bar del Commonwealth del Massachusetts. l 1811, ed è stato un impiegato dei tribunali della contea di Hampshire otto anni. In seguito fu ordinato diacono della Chiesa episcopale dei Protes-Tant e rimosso nella Carolina del Sud. Fu promosso al sacerdozio nel 1822 e ritornò a Deerfield, dove continuò a risiedere fino alla morte. Predicò a Montague sei anni, e nel 1839 fu candidato a con-gress. Ha pubblicato diverse leggi e altri libri. Morì a Deerfield nel 1863. Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn, figlio di Henry Dearborn, un generale in theRevolution, è stato sopportato a Exeter, N. H.

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. Bench and bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. l 1811, and was a clerk of the courts ofHampshire county eight years. He was afterwards ordained deacon of the Protes-tant Episcopal Church and removed to South Carolina. He was promoted to thepriesthood in 1822 and returned to Deerfield, where he continued to reside until hisdeath. He preached in Montague six years, and was in 1839 a candidate for Con-gress. He published several law and other books. He died in Deerfield in 1863. Henry Alexander Scammell Dearborn, son of Henry Dearborn, a general in theRevolution, was born in Exeter, N. H., March 3, 1783, and graduated at William andMary College in 1803. He studied law with Joseph Story in Salem, Mass., and wasadmitted to the Essex county bar m 1807. He practiced in Salem until 1812, whenhe succeeded his father as collector of the Port of Boston, holding the office until 1829.He was appointed brigadier general of militia in 1812 and commanded the defensesof Boston harbor. He was a member of the State Constitutional Convention of 1820, . 1 BIOGRAPHICAL REGISTER. 397 of the House of Representatives in 1829, and of the Senate in 1830. He was a mem-ber of Congress from December 5, 1831, to March 3, 1833, and adjutant-general ofMassachusetts from 1834 to 1843. He was also mayor of Roxbury from 1847 to1851. He was the author of several works among which may be mentioned a Me-moir on the Black Sea, Turkey and Egypt, Letters on the Improvement and Com-merce of the West, A Life of Major General Dearborn, Life of Jesus Christ, and Life of Commodore Bain bridge. He died in Portland, Me., July 29, 1851. Samuel Dana, son of Samuel Dana, was born in Groton, Mass., June 26, 1767, andpracticed law in Charlestown. He was a member of the Massachusetts Senate andits president in 1807-8 and from 1811 to 1813, a member of Congress from September22, 1814 to March 3, 1815. He was later chief justice of the Circuit Court of CommonPleas. He died in Charlestown, November 20, 1825. Charles E

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