Matthew C. Paterson

Matthew Charles Paterson (died January 26, 1846) was an American lawyer and politician from New York.

Life

He graduated A.M. from Columbia College in 1819.

In 1840, he delivered An Address on Primary Education (42 pages) before the Columbia Peithologian Society.

He was New York County District Attorney from June 1844 until his death in January 1846.

The New York Civil List compiled by Franklin Benjamin Hough (page 377; Weed, Parsons and Co., 1858)
Death notice in The Golden Rule (issue of January 31, 1846; page 78)

Legal offices
Preceded by James R. Whiting	New York County District Attorney 1844–1846	Succeeded by John McKeon

New York County District Attorneys

Riker Colden Riker Gardenier Rodman Maxwell Van Wyck Maxwell Hoffman Phoenix Whiting Paterson McKeon N. B. Blunt Shepard Hall Sweeny J. Blunt Waterbury Hall Garvin Phelps Rollins McKeon Vincent* Peckham Olney Martine Fellows Nicoll Fellows Davis* Olcott Gardiner Philbin Jerome Whitman Perkins Swann Banton Crain Dodge Dewey Hogan Kuh Morgenthau Vance

(*) denotes Acting

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