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Thomas W. Sutherland

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in 1839 and formed a legal partnership in Wisconsin with David Brigham with the endorsement of his father and several other notable politicians. In 1840, at the first session of court in Dane County, Sutherland was one of the first lawyers admitted to practice law in the territory, along with
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and determined that this would become his future home. He returned briefly to Philadelphia to make preparations, then returned to Madison to purchase his lot as soon as land became available under the newly organized
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of San Diego prior to California becoming a state. That year, on May 5, he and his wife welcomed a son, Thomas, who is claimed to be the first "white" child born in the territory. He then became
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In 1841 he married Joanna Hudson (born c.1822), the daughter of Philadelphia Doctor Edward Hudson. That same year, he was appointed United States Attorney for the Wisconsin Territory by President
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in 1845. In 1846, Madison was formally incorporated as a Village and Sutherland became the first President of the Village of Madison. That same year, he became one of the founders of the
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In 1848, after Wisconsin became the 30th state, Sutherland was again named United States Attorney to fill the vacancy created by
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in 1852, where Sutherland continued his law practice. He died on February 2, 1859, in Sacramento, California, and was buried at
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to the location that would later become Madison, Wisconsin, which at the time was still inhabited only by the
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for Wisconsin for several years in the 1840s, was a member of the first Board of Regents of the
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and his family. He settled in San Diego, where, in 1850, he served as the final
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and served as the first Secretary of the organization under President
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Report and Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin
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In the spring of 1849, Sutherland left Wisconsin for
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and remained in that role until the inauguration of
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Index

United States Attorney
District of Wisconsin
James K. Polk
William Pitt Lynde
Wisconsin Territory
A. Hyatt Smith
United States Attorney
Wisconsin Territory
John Tyler
Moses M. Strong
William Pitt Lynde
Village President
Madison, Wisconsin
Alexander L. Collins
District Attorney
San Diego County
James W. Robinson
Alcalde of San Diego
Dennis Gahagan
Joshua Bean
Mayor
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sacramento, California
Pulmonary edema
Cypress Lawn Memorial Park
Colma, California
San Francisco
California
Democratic

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