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Thomas Dubois Sherwood

Thomas Dubois Sherwood was an American lawyer and judge.

Early life
Sherwood was born on October 23, 1823, in Fishkill, New York. He was a son of Samuel Sherwood (1788–1827) and Ruth ( Dubois) Sherwood (1789–1826). Among his siblings were Elizabeth Sherwood, Frederick Augustus Sherwood, Walter Cunningham Sherwood (who married Elizabeth Bloomer), While at Yale, he was one of fifteen sophomores who were discontented with the existing fraternity order on campus and founded Delta Kappa Epsilon. He graduated from Yale in 1846 and immediately afterwards entered Yale Law School. ==Career==
Career
After leaving college, he studied law at New York City and New Haven. In 1851 he went into practice with his brother, John D. Sherwood, in New York City and continued practicing with abundant success until 1865, when serious and long-continued ill-health obliged his brother to retire. He continued to practice by himself until 1873, when he was named by Mayor William Frederick Havemeyer as a Justice of the Tombs Police Court in New York City. He served as Justice from 1873 until his death in 1875. ==Personal life==
Personal life
On January 25, 1849, at Boston, Massachusetts, Sherwood was married to Mary Hitchcock (1828–1852), the youngest daughter of Judge Samuel Johnson Hitchcock, the President of Yale Law School who was also the Mayor of New Haven, Connecticut from 1839 to 1842. Before her death in Brooklyn on October 13, 1852, they were the parents of: • George Spencer Sherwood (born 1850) In May 1858, Sherwood was remarried in New York City to Frances Anna "Fanny" Fitch (1835–1868), a daughter of Jabez S. Fitch, Esq., a wealthy dry goods dealer from Marshall, Michigan. Before her death in New York on August 9, 1868, they were the parents of: • Catherine Fitch "Mai" Sherwood (1860–1947), a sister of the Vedanta Centres of Boston. • Frances Anne Fitch Sherwood (1868–1951), who married Philip Leverett Saltonstall, a son of Leverett Saltonstall and Rose Smith ( Lee) Saltonstall (a daughter of John Clarke Lee), in 1890. After his death in 1919, she married Dr. Joel Ernest Goldthwait in 1936. Justice Sherwood died, aged 51, on May 25, 1875, at the Gramercy Park Hotel in New York City. He was buried at Brookside Cemetery in Gilbertsville, New York. Descendants Through his daughter Frances, he was a grandfather of Philip Leverett Saltonstall Jr. (1899–1964), who married actress Maxine Jennings; Nathaniel Saltonstall (1903–1967); Katherine Leverett Saltonstall, who married Philip B. Weld; Frances Sherwood Saltonstall, who married George von Lengerke Meyer Jr. (son of George von Lengerke Meyer) and Dr. Eugene Hillhouse Pool; who married, as his second wife, William Chapman Potter, President of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York. ==References==
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