William Boerum Wetmore

William Boerum Wetmore was an officer in the United States Army and a notable numismatist, aka coin and curency collector. - AsNotedIn

Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
1849/12/07	Sarah T Wetmore, wife of Samuel Wetmore, gives birth to a son, William Boerum Wetmore, in New York, New York.	Born
1882/04/12	Annette Wetmore, daughter David Wetmore and Caroline E Bixby, marries William Boerum Wetmore at Grace Church, New York, New York.	Groom		Grace Episcopal Church, New York	New York City		Marriages of Annette Wetmore Markoe
1892/04/01	During a special term, the New York State Supreme Court finds William Wetmore guilty of adultery as charged in the complaint and grants a divorce. Plaintiff is required to give security for the payment of alimony.	Plaintiff in Error		Tweed Courthouse	New York City		Marriages of Annette Wetmore Markoe
1899/01/13	Oweing his ex-wife $19,221.60 in alimony and allowance, William Wetmore files for bankruptcy at the district court of the United States for the eastern district of Pennsylvania.	Plaintiff in Error					Marriages of Annette Wetmore Markoe
1919/03/24	William Boerum Wetmore dies at age 69 in Atlantic City, New Jersey.	Died

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