Thomas Wetmore, Attorney General of New Brunswick, 1809 - 1828, was born in Rye, New York, 20 Sep 1767; christened there by the Rev. Mr. Ephraim Avery, 25 October, the same year; [1] died at Kingswood, his estate at Kingsclear, New Brunswick, 22 Mar 1828, ae 61y, [2] and buried in the Old Burying Ground, Fredericton, New Brunswick; [3] married, 17 Mar 1793, at Gagetown, New Brunswick, by the Rev. Mr. Clarke, rector of Gagetown, Sarah Peters, daughter of Judge James Peters and Margaret Lester; had children: Margaret Lester, George Ludlow, Jane Haviland, Charles Peters, Ann Peters, Sarah Peters, Timothy Robert, Thomas Allen, Susannah Mary, Eleanor, Emma, and Thomas Saunders. He was a loyalist, and removed with his father to Nova Scotia, and from thence to N. Brunswick, where he studied law with the late Hon. Ward Chipman, was admitted to the bar, and practiced with credit and success. [4]
For more detailed biographical information, see his entries in The Dictionary of Canadian Biography, [5] the Wetmore Genealogy, [6] and Sabine's, American Loyalists. [7]
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