received his early education in Peacham, Vermont. as a young child he and his parents moved to Quebec, Canada. It was in Montreal where Ebenezer studied law.
son of Thomas Peck and Sarah Pierce
In 1826 He married Caroline I Walker at Peacham, Vermont.
1833 King's council for Canada East [Quebec]
Member of Quebec Provincial Parliament [Reform party]
Moved to Chicago, Illinois and was a delegate to the Illinois State democratic convention 1835
1837 Internal improvement commissioner for Chicago, Ill
Member of Illinois State Senate 1838-1840
Member of Illinois House of Representatives 1840-1842
Clerk of Illinois Supreme Court 1842-1848
Reporter of Illinois Supreme Court 1849-1863
member of Illinois House of Representatives 1858-1863
Nominated by President Abraham Lincoln to the United States Court of Claims. Commissioned on 10 March 1863 and served until 1 May 1878
Judge and Mrs. Peck had four children. They were, [1] W.W.
Peck [1831-1862], [2] Charles F. Peck, [3] Mrs. Edward Wright, and [4] adopted daughter Mary Caroline [1849-1895],
wife of Perry Trumbull
SON OF THOMAS PECK AND SARAH PIERCE.
son of Thomas Peck and Sarah Pierce
In 1826 He married Caroline I Walker at Peacham, Vermont.
1833 King's council for Canada East [Quebec]
Member of Quebec Provincial Parliament [Reform party]
Moved to Chicago, Illinois and was a delegate to the Illinois State democratic convention 1835
1837 Internal improvement commissioner for Chicago, Ill
Member of Illinois State Senate 1838-1840
Member of Illinois House of Representatives 1840-1842
Clerk of Illinois Supreme Court 1842-1848
Reporter of Illinois Supreme Court 1849-1863
member of Illinois House of Representatives 1858-1863
Nominated by President Abraham Lincoln to the United States Court of Claims. Commissioned on 10 March 1863 and served until 1 May 1878
Judge and Mrs. Peck had four children. They were, [1] W.W.
Peck [1831-1862], [2] Charles F. Peck, [3] Mrs. Edward Wright, and [4] adopted daughter Mary Caroline [1849-1895],
wife of Perry Trumbull
SON OF THOMAS PECK AND SARAH PIERCE.
received his early education in Peacham, Vermont. as a young child he and his parents moved to Quebec, Canada. It was in Montreal where Ebenezer studied law.
son of Thomas Peck and Sarah Pierce
In 1826 He married Caroline I Walker at Peacham, Vermont.
1833 King's council for Canada East [Quebec]
Member of Quebec Provincial Parliament [Reform party]
Moved to Chicago, Illinois and was a delegate to the Illinois State democratic convention 1835
1837 Internal improvement commissioner for Chicago, Ill
Member of Illinois State Senate 1838-1840
Member of Illinois House of Representatives 1840-1842
Clerk of Illinois Supreme Court 1842-1848
Reporter of Illinois Supreme Court 1849-1863
member of Illinois House of Representatives 1858-1863
Nominated by President Abraham Lincoln to the United States Court of Claims. Commissioned on 10 March 1863 and served until 1 May 1878
Judge and Mrs. Peck had four children. They were, [1] W.W.
Peck [1831-1862], [2] Charles F. Peck, [3] Mrs. Edward Wright, and [4] adopted daughter Mary Caroline [1849-1895],
wife of Perry Trumbull
SON OF THOMAS PECK AND SARAH PIERCE.
son of Thomas Peck and Sarah Pierce
In 1826 He married Caroline I Walker at Peacham, Vermont.
1833 King's council for Canada East [Quebec]
Member of Quebec Provincial Parliament [Reform party]
Moved to Chicago, Illinois and was a delegate to the Illinois State democratic convention 1835
1837 Internal improvement commissioner for Chicago, Ill
Member of Illinois State Senate 1838-1840
Member of Illinois House of Representatives 1840-1842
Clerk of Illinois Supreme Court 1842-1848
Reporter of Illinois Supreme Court 1849-1863
member of Illinois House of Representatives 1858-1863
Nominated by President Abraham Lincoln to the United States Court of Claims. Commissioned on 10 March 1863 and served until 1 May 1878
Judge and Mrs. Peck had four children. They were, [1] W.W.
Peck [1831-1862], [2] Charles F. Peck, [3] Mrs. Edward Wright, and [4] adopted daughter Mary Caroline [1849-1895],
wife of Perry Trumbull
SON OF THOMAS PECK AND SARAH PIERCE.
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