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Thomas Tileston Baldwin (April 21, 1863 - March 13, 1923[1]) was an American lawyer who served as editor-in-chief of The Green Bag from 1901 to 1904, succeeding Horace Williams Fuller in that role. Born in Boston, Massachusetts to Jacob Baldwin and Eleanor Tallman (Tileston) Baldwin.[2] {{quote|Present Address: Home, Chestnut Hill Ave., Boston Business, 53 State St., Boston Present Business: Law. Name of Firm: T. T. Baldwin He married Edith Perkins on October 24, 1889, in Boston Maiden Name of Wife: Edith Perkins Children: Names, Dates of Birth, Thomas Tileston August 7,1890 Eleanor April 25, 1897 Francis Tileston June 11, 1902 For two years was in the Harvard Law School. The following year he had to give up work on account of the condition of his eyes, but was admitted to the bar in June, '88. Since that time he has been practising law in Boston. In '91 he traveled in Europe for a year. In recent years has given up general practice to devote his attention to the duties of a trustee. From '01-'04 he was editor of "The Green Bag," but gave up the editorship in January '05.[3]}} {{quote|He was secretary of his College class, and had been in other ways active in Harvard matters. He had been president of the Papyrus Club and secretary of the St. Botolph Club, both of Boston, and a member of many other organizations. During the war he was attached to the office of the Massachusetts Adjutant General. Baldwin was trustee of the Tileston estate, and had an office at 201 Devonshire St., Boston. He is survived by his widow, who was Miss Edith Perkins of Boston; two sons [and] a daughter.[1]}} References1. ^1 Harvard Alumni Bulletin (1922), Vol. 25, p. 768. {{fmbox2. ^Harvard College: Class of 1886, Secretary's Report (December 1906), No. VI, p. 16. 3. ^Harvard College: Class of 1886, Secretary's Report (December 1906), No. VI, p. 16. |type=editnotice |image= |text= This open draft remains in progress.{{draftcheck}} }} |
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