Buckingham, Jedediah Parker, 1758-1840
Dates
- Existence: 1758 - 1840
Jedediah Parker Buckingham was born on April 7, 1758 in Lebanon, Connecticut. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1779 after which he studied law with Judge T Parsons of Newburyport Massachusetts before continuing his law studies at the Temple in London, England. After his return from England, he moved to Thetford, Vermont where he continued in the practice of his profession. Buckingham was a Counsellor, Clerk of the Probate Court and also Judge of Probate, and Judge of the County Court in Orange County Vermont as well as a a member of the Vermont House of Representatives for 10 years. Buckingham died on September 27, 1840.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
H. Buckingham letter
Mss 811157
Collection
Identifier: Mss 811157
Scope and Contents
Letter from H. Buckingham of Kingston to J.P. Buckingham in Thetford, Vermont, mentioning Mr. Dorrance who briefly reports on matters before the House, mentions religious revival in vicinity, wishes Jacob Allen would visit and notes that Wilkes-Barre Academy needs a principal.
Jedediah P. Buckingham legal papers
MS-143
Collection
Identifier: MS-143
Overview
Jedediah Parker Buckingham (1758-1840), lawyer. The collection contains his legal papers including deeds and land transfers. One Justice's warrant and an inventory of Buckingham's estate are also included.
Jedediah Parker Buckingham correspondence
Mss 788571
Collection
Identifier: Mss 788571
Overview
In English.
Jedidiah Buckingham to Rev. D. McClure, 1817-09-09
McClure MS-1311: David McClure papers
Folder: 817509.1, Box: 6
Scope and Contents
Letter from Jedidiah Buckingham in Thetford with testimony from himself and Mary Ann Pomeroy to the kind of treatment which Mrs. Nancy Pomeroy received while in his family.
Found in:
David McClure papers
Mss Nos. 817419-900630
Jedidiah P. Buckingham to David McClure, 1806-08-14
McClure MS-1311: David McClure papers
Folder: 806464, Box: 4
Scope and Contents
Two-page letter from Jedidiah P. Buckingham in Thetford to David McClure, regarding the accomplishments and prospects of a newphew and a niece, Barry and Mary Ann.
Found in:
David McClure papers
Mss Nos. 800131-807366