John B. Hutchinson:  Personal Sketches

The History of Braintree, Vermont
Including A Memorial of Families that have resided in Town.
By H. Royce Bass
Rutland, VT:  Tuttle & Co., State Printers.  1883
page 63

[While preference has been given to sketches of early settlers, yet no one has been
denied a place, of whom the requisite facts for personal mention have been given us.  It
is desirable that this department be made as full as possible; but we have been wholly 
dependent on others for the necessary data, and because these have not been given, is the 
reason why many names do not appear.]


John B. Hutchinson


Graduated at Vermont University, August, 1843; was admitted to Orange
county bar June 1, 1845; in 1848, received the degree of A. M., and began the 
practice of law at West Randolph, where he continued till his decease; was
elected in 1853-5 judge of probate; and in 1855 was a member of the council of 
censors.  He represented Randolph in the legislature in 1856, and in 1857 was
state senator.

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