Frederick W. Coburn, History of Lowell and Its People, vol. 2, "Old Time Law and Lawyers" (Arthur P. Bonney)

Date: 1920
Type: book
Repository: Internet Archive / HathiTrust; Pollard Memorial Library
Locator: pp. 547–548
Access: Public domain; transcribed in part in the owner’s research file (2015). Open online

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C-010 — Arthur Perkins Bonney (born Plympton, Mass., 9 July 1828; died Lowell 25 March 1896) was a Lowell lawyer, city solicitor, state senator, bank president (First National 1864–80; Merchants' National 1880–96), counsel to the Proprietors of Locks and Canals and to manufacturing corporations; he moved to Lowell as a child and read law with Thomas Hopkinson and Seth Ames (admitted 1848).