About Nathan Green, Jr.
Lived 1827 – 1919 (aged 92). Nathan Green, Jr. was an American lawyer.
Nathan Green Jr. (February 1827 – February 1919) was one of the founders and the first dean of Cumberland School of Law, then located in Lebanon, Tennessee.
Early life Nathan Green Jr. was born in February 1827. He was the son of judge Nathan Green Sr., who was elected to the Tennessee Supreme Court in 1831 and served for 20 years, until 1852. His brothers were doctors and lawyers; his eldest brother was the Confederate general Tom Green, for whom Tom Green County, Texas was named.
Career Green taught the Law for 63 years.
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Who was Nathan Green, Jr.?
American lawyer (1827-1919)
When was Nathan Green, Jr. born?
Nathan Green, Jr. was born on 1 February 1827 in Winchester.
When did Nathan Green, Jr. die?
Nathan Green, Jr. died on 1 February 1919 in Lebanon.
What was Nathan Green, Jr.'s occupation?
Nathan Green, Jr. was a lawyer.
What nationality was Nathan Green, Jr.?
Nathan Green, Jr. was American.
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