MacElree, Wilmer W., 1859-1960
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Name (Latin)
MacElree, Wilmer W., 1859-1960
Other forms of name
MacElree, Wilmer W., 1859-
Mac Elree, Wilmer W., 1859-
Date of birth
1859-12-17
Date of death
1960-01-16
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- MacElree, Wilmer W. Along the western Brandywine ... 1909:title page (Wilmer W. MacElree)
- page 7 (West Chester; Wilmer W. MacElree, 100-year old attorney and father of President Judge J. Paul MacElree of the Chester County Orphans Court died Saturday night [January 16, 1960]; retired in 1956 after practicing law for 75 years; served twice as county district attorney; was also an author, historian, lecturer and artist ( (Morning call (Allentown, Pennsylvania), January 18, 1960, viewed December 4, 2025:) )
- Mac Elree, Wilmer W., author; born West Chester, Pa., December 17, 1859; educated at Hunter Worrall's Classical School; practiced at West Chester since 1880; district attorney Chester County, Pennsylvania, 2 terms, 1897 and 1906; member Historical Society of Chester County; home and office West Chester, Pennsylvania ( (Who was who in America, 1961-1968) )
- nuc88-141039: His Along the western Brandywine [MI] 1912(hdg. on C rept.: MacElree, Wilmer W., 1859- ; usage: Wilmer W. MacElree)
- Side lights on the bench and bar of Chester County, 1918:t.p. (Wilmer W. MacElree)
- LC data base, Jan. 28, 1999(hdg.: Mac Elree, Wilmer W., 1859- )
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Wilmer W. MacElree (1859–1960), Pennsylvania lawyer and author
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Wikipedia description:
Wilmer Worthington MacElree (December 17, 1859 – January 16, 1960) was an American lawyer and author of Along the Western Brandywine and other books on the history and natural environment of Chester County, Pennsylvania. He served as Chester County district attorney for six years.
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