Thomas Wilson, Associate Justice, 1864-1865; Chief Justice, 1865-1869

The Minnesota Weekly Times July 31, 1855, p.4, column 1
Thomas Wilson is listed as a delegate at the Minnesota Constitutional Convention representing Winona

The Weekly Minnesotian, September 8, 1855, p.4, column 2

The Weekly Minnesotian, August 29, 1857, p.2, column 1
Thomas Wilson was attacked by a member of the opposing party during the constitutional convention.

Saint Paul Weekly Minnesotian, May 22, 1858, p.4, column 1
Response to a letter suggesting that was run out of town as the sole dissenting vote on a project

The Chatfield Democrat, January 8, 1859, p.2, column 4

The Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, January 6, 1860, p. 1, column 2
Court decision written by Judge Wilson on the case of Picket v. Wheeler

The Chatfield Democrat, January 28, 1860, p.4, column 2
Describes a case before Judge Wilson in the District Court

The Wabashaw County Herald, January 5, 1861, p.3, column 3
Marriage announcement of Thomas Wilson and Louisa Bennett

St. Cloud Democrat, June 30, 1864, p.2, column 3
Thomas Wilson appointed to the Minnesota Supreme Court

The Goodhue Volunteer, August 10, 1864, p.2, column 1
Description of the background and qualifications of Thomas Wilson for the position of Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. Mentions that he taught in the South for 2 years before moving to Minnesota.

The Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, January 13, 1865, p. 8, column 1
Thomas Wilson sworn in as Chief Justice

The Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, March 10, 1865, p.6, column 6
Commissioners appointed to complete the revision of the statutes of Minnestoa

Rochester Republican, March 22, 1866, page 1, column 4
Thomas Wilson appointed to a commission to find a location to build a mental health hospital

The Mantorville Express, July 20, 1866, p.2, column 2
Thomas Wilson was unable to participate in the Commission due to illness in his family

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, July 9, 1869, p.4, column 3
Resignation of Chief Justice Wilson

The Rochester Post, July 10, 1869, p.2, column 2

The St. Cloud Journal, July 15, 1869, p.2, column 1

The Lake City Leader, July 16, 1869, p.1, column 2

Freeborn County Standard, July 22, 1869, p.2, column 3
Resignation of Chief Justice Wilson

Mower County Register, July 22, 1869, p.2, column 1
Thomas Wilson resigned from the court to run for U.S. Senate

The Lake City Leader, October 29, 1869, p.4, column 2
Thomas Wilson makes charges against Mr. Windom

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, November 18, 1869, p.2, column 2

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, December 25, 1869, p.2, column 4

Wabasha Weekly Herald, February 17, 1870, p.1, column 6

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, March 2, 1870, p.2, column 1

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, March, 2, 1870, p.3, column 3

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, March 3, 1870, p.3, column 3

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, March 4, 1870, p.1, column 2
Commentary on the disagreement of Thomas Wilson and Mr. Windom

Minneapolis Daily Tribune, March 11, 1870, p.1, column 1
Follow up to the "Modern Canterbury Pilgrimage" article

The Rochester Post, February 11, 1871, p.2, column 5
Thomas Wilson is resuming his private law practice in Winona

The Lake City Leader, July 14, 1871, p.5, column 4
Discussion of the topic including a letter from Thomas Wilson

The Wabasha Herald, November 7, 1872, p.3, column 4
Thomas Wilson spoke about politics for two hours

From the Frederick Douglass Papers at the Library of Congress

The Minneapolis Tribune, October 16, 1888, p.2, column 2
Commentary on Thomas Wilson's vote in congress

The Mercury, November 1, 1888, p. 1, column 1
An article disparaging Thomas Wilson's politics

The Rochester Post, September 26, 1890, p.2, column 1
Response to Thomas Wilson's nomination for governor for the Democratic Party

The St. Paul Globe, June 10, 1900, p.10, column 2
The Omaha and the St. Paul & Sioux City (railroads) name their Directorates