George Pierce Andrews

He was a lawyer by profession, and one of the Judges of

the Supreme Court of the State of New York. he resided at 421 5th Avenue, NYC. He went with his parents to St.

Johnsbury, Vermont, in 1841. Fitted for college at East-

hampton and Northampton, Massachusetts; entered Yale Col-

lege in 1854; graduated in 1858, class orator, by election of his

class ; private tutor, in Carroll Parish, Louisiana, eight months ;

came to New York City in 1859; studied law, admitted to the

bar in 1860: held the office of assistant United States District

Attorney, for the southern district of New York, about six

years; he practiced law for about seven years; he held the

office of assistant counsel to the corporation for New

York City about ten years; held the office of counsel for

the corporation about one year and seven months ; in the fall of

1883 he was elected Justice of the Supreme Court of the State

of New York for a term of fourteen years, commencing June 1,

1884.

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