Hamilton Vreeland

Background

Vreeland, Hamilton was born on January 19, 1892 in Jersey City. Son of Hamilton and Ella M. (Coward) Vreeland.

Education

Graduate Hasbrouck Institute, Jersey City, 1909. Bachelor of Letters, Princeton, 1913. Master of Arts, Columbia, 1915.

Bachelor of Laws, 1916, Doctor of Philosophy, 1917.

Career

Admitted to New York bar, 1916. Member District of Columbia and Supreme Court of the United States Court bars. Began practice New York City.

Member firm Stockton & Stockton, 1921-1925, Stockton, Kerfoot & Vreeland, 1925-1927.

Member Boyd, Adams, Chapman & Vreeland, 1927-1930. White & Case, 1943-1945.

Special counsel to agent of the United States, Mixed Claims Communications, United States and Mexico, 1930-1931. Professor law, Catholic University of America, 1931-1938.

Head of Graduate Department of Law School, 1932-1938.

Visiting lecturer international relations, Yale Graduate School, 1937. Professor of law, Washington College American University, 1939-1942. Special lecturer Fordham University Law School, 1943-1945.

Visiting professor of law New York University School of Law, 1945-1947.

Adjunct professor Government New York University, 1958-1969. Special assistant to attorney general of the United States, 1943.

Achievements

• Hamilton Vreeland has been listed as a reputable educator, lawyer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served in United States Navy, 1917. Member American and Federal bar associations, American Society International Law, International Law Association, American Law Institute, Institute Juridique International (The Hague), American Academy of Political and Social Science, Sons of the American Revolution, Holland Society New New York Member Dutch Reformed Church.

Clubs: Cosmos (Washington).

Connections

Married Marion Jefferson, 1934. Children: Hamilton, Marion.

Father:

Hamilton Vreeland

Mother:

Ella M. (Coward) Vreeland

Spouse:

Marion Jefferson

child:

Marion Vreeland

child:

Hamilton Vreeland