Category:Wilbur Arthur Heisley

Wilbur Arthur Heisley was born at Elmer, New Jersey on February 11, 1868 to Reverend Charles W. Heisley of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Wilbur studied law with Martin P. Grey, the late Vice-Chancellor, at Salem, received his attorney's license at June term, 1879, and immediately began the practice of his profession at Long Branch, and has resided there continuously since. At the June term, 1882, he received his counselor's license. In 1886 he was elected Mayor of Long Branch, New Jersey. On January 24, 1297, he was appointed, by Governor Grigg, as Prosecutor of the Pleas for Monmouth county. On April 1, 1900, he was appointed by Governor Voorhees as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Monmouth county. On March 24, 1904 he was appointed by Governor Murphy one of the Circuit Judges of New Jersey. He died on August 7, 1934. (Source: Manual of the Legislature of New Jersey, published in 1907)

Wilbur Arthur Heisley 

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Date of birth	11 February 1858 Elmer
Date of death	7 August 1934 Long Branch
Country of citizenship	United States of America
Occupation	politician
Position held	Mayor of Long Branch, New Jersey (1887–1890)
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