Tappan, Benjamin, 1773-1857
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- Tappan, Benjamin; born May 25, 1773, in Northampton, Massachusetts; died April 12, 1857, in Steubenville, Ohio; judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Ohio; received a recess appointment from Andrew Jackson on October 12, 1833, to a seat vacated by John Wilson Campbell; nominated to the same position by Andrew Jackson on January 20, 1834; service terminated on June 30, 1834, after nomination was not confirmed by the Senate; education; read law, 1799; private practice, Ravenna, Ohio, 1799-1803, 1804-1809; State senator, Ohio, 1803-1804; Private practice, Steubenville, Ohio, 1809-1812, 1814-1816, 1823-1838, 1845-1857; U.S. Army major, 1812-1814; judge, Ohio Court of Common Pleas, Fifth Judicial District, 1816-1823; U.S. senator from Ohio, 1839-1845 ( (Biographical directory of Article III federal judges, 1789-present, viewed March 18, 2025) )
- Who was who in America:Historical volume, 1607-1896, page 591 (Tappan, Benjamin; senator; born May 25, 1773, Northampton, Massachusetts; died April 12, 1857, in Steubenville, Ohio; admitted to bar and became first settler of Portage County, Ohio, 1799; member Ohio Senate, 1803-1805; aide-de-camp to Gen. William Wadsorth in War of 1812; judge 5th Circuit Court of Common Pleas, Ohio, 1816-1823; Ohio canal commander, circa 1823; Democratic presidential elector, supporter of Jackson, 1832; federal district judge, 1826-1833, presiding judge, District of Ohio, 1833-1839; member U.S. Senate from Ohio, 1830-1856)
- Goodenow, J.M. A review of the question whether the common law of England ... 1817:leaf 3 (Benj. Tappan)
- Analectic magazine, 1814:t.p. (B. Tappan; bookseller at Steubenville, Ohio)
- MoSU-L/NLT files(hdg.: Tappan, Benjamin, 1773-1857; usage: Benjamin Tappan)
- Biog. dir. U.S. Cong. WWW, Feb. 21, 2007(Tappan, Benjamin; U.S. senator from Ohio; b. Northampton, Mass.; apprenticed as printer and engraver; studied with Gilbert Stuart; travelled in West Indies; studied law and admitted to bar in Hartford, Conn.; then moved to Ravenna and Steubenville, Ohio)