Nathaniel Garrow | The Papers of Martin Van Buren

Nathaniel Garrow (1780-1841) moved to Auburn, New York, in 1796 and was appointed a justice of the peace (1809). Garrow was sheriff of Cayuga County, New York, (1815-1819, 1821-1825) before winning election as a Jacksonian to the U.S. House (1827-1829). Garrow then served as U.S. Marshal for the Northern District of New York, until his death. (1837-1841).

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Petition to MVB on remarks and resolutions concerning DeWitt Clinton's death, 19 February 1828

We the undersigned respectfully request Mr Van Buren to furnish to the Chairman & Secretary of the meeting of the New York Delegation convened this morning in the capital, a copy of the remarks he made upon the melancholy and unexpected tidings of the sudden death of the Governor of the State of New York; for the purpose of having those remarks Printed, together with the resolutions, passed... Continue Reading

Sender: Silas Wright Jr., Sender: Churchill Caldom Cambreleng, Sender: Aaron Ward, Sender: Stephen Van Rensselaer III, Sender: John Isaac De Graff, Sender: Thomas Jackson Oakley, Sender: Gulian Crommelin Verplanck, Sender: Rudolph Bunner, Sender: George Ogilvie Belden, Sender: John Chamberlain Clark, Sender: Jonas Earll Jr., Sender: Nathaniel Garrow, Sender: John Hallock Jr., Sender: Selah Reeve Hobbie, Sender: Richard Keese, Sender: John Magee, Sender: John G. Stower, Sender: John Jacob Wood, Sender: Silas Wood

Recipient: MVB

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