Judge Bryon S. Ambler was the son of Jacob A. and Mary (Ann Steel) Ambler born in Salem, Columbiana, Ohio. His siblings were: Ralph, Laura and Maude.
Bryon and his brother Ralph followed in the footsteps of their father Jacob Ambler becoming lawyers and judges. The father also served two terms in congress.
Bryon was admitted to practice 21 Oct 1904. He was appointed a federal judge to the Philippines by President Roosevelt in 1901 and later appointed U.S. Attorney to the district of Porto Rico.
He married Clara Bell Thomas, daughter of Joseph G. and Nancy Jane (Fife) Thomas in 1881. They had one daughter, Laura.
He died in St. Lucie, Florida, at the home of Judge William C. Boyle where he was visiting.
Bryon and his brother Ralph followed in the footsteps of their father Jacob Ambler becoming lawyers and judges. The father also served two terms in congress.
Bryon was admitted to practice 21 Oct 1904. He was appointed a federal judge to the Philippines by President Roosevelt in 1901 and later appointed U.S. Attorney to the district of Porto Rico.
He married Clara Bell Thomas, daughter of Joseph G. and Nancy Jane (Fife) Thomas in 1881. They had one daughter, Laura.
He died in St. Lucie, Florida, at the home of Judge William C. Boyle where he was visiting.
Judge Bryon S. Ambler was the son of Jacob A. and Mary (Ann Steel) Ambler born in Salem, Columbiana, Ohio. His siblings were: Ralph, Laura and Maude.
Bryon and his brother Ralph followed in the footsteps of their father Jacob Ambler becoming lawyers and judges. The father also served two terms in congress.
Bryon was admitted to practice 21 Oct 1904. He was appointed a federal judge to the Philippines by President Roosevelt in 1901 and later appointed U.S. Attorney to the district of Porto Rico.
He married Clara Bell Thomas, daughter of Joseph G. and Nancy Jane (Fife) Thomas in 1881. They had one daughter, Laura.
He died in St. Lucie, Florida, at the home of Judge William C. Boyle where he was visiting.
Bryon and his brother Ralph followed in the footsteps of their father Jacob Ambler becoming lawyers and judges. The father also served two terms in congress.
Bryon was admitted to practice 21 Oct 1904. He was appointed a federal judge to the Philippines by President Roosevelt in 1901 and later appointed U.S. Attorney to the district of Porto Rico.
He married Clara Bell Thomas, daughter of Joseph G. and Nancy Jane (Fife) Thomas in 1881. They had one daughter, Laura.
He died in St. Lucie, Florida, at the home of Judge William C. Boyle where he was visiting.
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