Vincent Morrison Brennan

Background

BRENNAN, Vincent Morrison was born on April 22, 1890 in Mount Clemens, Michigan, United States. Son of Charles T. and Mary Agnes (Morrison) Brennan.

Education

Detroit College, Bachelor of Arts, 1909, Harvard Law School, Bachelor of Laws, 1912. University of Detroit, Master of Arts, 1914, Doctor of Laws, 1927: married Ruth Hurley, July 17.

Career

State Labor Department, 1912-1913. Assistant Corporate Counsel, Detroit, 1915-1920. Member Michigan Senate, 1919-1920, member 67th Congress (1921-1923), 13th Michigan District Judge Circuit Court, Wayne County, Michigan, 5 terms, 1924-1954.

Author Brennan Act, passed by Michigan legislature, 1919, in behalf of World War Veterans Past president Cardinal Newman Foundation of Detroit.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author Brennan Act, passed by Michigan legislature, 1919, in behalf of World War Veterans Past president Cardinal Newman Foundation of Detroit.

Membership

Member of Detroit, Michigan State and United States Bar Associations. Knights of Columbus. Maccabees; Elks. Clubs: Detroit Athletic.

Detroit Golf, Detroit Yacht, Harvard of Michigan.

Connections

Married Ruth Hurley July 17, 1915. Children: Ann (Mistress Richard Moore), Vincent M., John Hurley.

Father:

Charles T. Brennan

Mother:

Mary Agnes (Morrison) Brennan

Spouse:

Ruth Hurley July 17

child:

Ann Brennan (Mistress Richard Moore)

child:

Vincent M. Brennan

child:

John Hurley Brennan