Edward G. Loring
Edward G. Loring (1802-1890) was a federal judge on the United States Court of Claims.
Loring was nominated to the Court of Claims by President James Buchanan. He was commissioned on May 6, 1858. He served as presiding judge until his retirement on December 14, 1877.[1] Loring died on June 19, 1890.
Education
- Harvard College, A.B., 1821
- Read law, 1824
Professional career
- Private practice and master in chancery, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 1824-
- Commissioner, U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts, 1840-1858
- Judge of probate, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 1847-1858
- Lecturer, Dane Law School, Harvard University, 1852-1855
Footnotes
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| Former judges |
Atkinson • Barney • Bennett • Blackford • Booth • Campbell • Casey • Collins • Cowen • John Davis • John Bancroft Davis • Oscar Davis • Downey • Drake • Durfee • Friedman • Gilchrist • Graham • Green • Hay • Howell • Howry • Hughes • Hunt • Jones • Kashiwa • Kunzig • Laramore • Littleton • Loring • Madden • Milligan • Moss • Nichols • Nott • Peck • Peelle • Richardson • Scarburgh • Scofield • Sinnott • Skelton • Smith • Weldon • Whaley • Whitaker • Williams • Wilmot • Wright • | ||
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| Buchanan |
Biggs • Cadwalader • Clifford • Deady • Hughes • Jones • Loring • McCandless • Nelson • Shipman | ||
