Thomas G. Barnes

Background

Barnes, Thomas G. was born in 1930 in. Bachelor of Arts, Harvard University, 1952.

Education

Doctor of Philosophy, University of Oxford, 1955.

Career

Assistant professor to associate professor Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 1956-1960. Lecturer to professor of history University of California, Berkeley, since 1960, humanities research professor, 1971-1972, professor of history and law, since 1974, co-chairman Canadian Studies program, since 1982. Project director legal history project American Bar Foundation, 1965-1986.

Editor Public Record Office, London.

Member commission on court records 9th Circuit Court. Fellow Huntington Library, 1960.

American Council Learned Societies fellow, 1962-1963. John Simon Guggenheim Foundation fellow, 1970-1971.

Achievements

• Thomas G. Barnes has been listed as a noteworthy law educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Royal History Society. Member Selden Society (councillor, state correspondent), American Society Legal History.