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WORTHINGTON, Erastus, lawyer, born in Belchertown, Massachusetts, 8 October, 1779; died in Dedham, Massachusetts, 27 June, 1842. He was graduated at Williams in 1804, admitted to the bar, practised at Dedham from 1809 till 1825, and was a member of the general court in 1814-'15. He published an oration on "Recent Measures of the American Government" that he delivered at Dedham, 4 July, 1809; " An Essay on the Establishment of a Chancery Jurisdiction in Massachusetts" (1810); and " History of Dedham, from the Beginning of its Settlement in 1635 to May, 1827" (Boston, 1827).
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