 60 years. He was married to Laura Matilda Burrows, a granddaughter of Maj-Gen John Burrows, who fought in the Revolutionary Wars under George Washington. Lambert Tree was Lambert and Matilda's 2nd but oldest surviving son, born at the family home in Washington.

Arthur Magie Tree
Lambert's son and heir, Arthur, was born on the 1st July 1863 in Chicago and died on the 27th September 1914 in Southampton, England, where he had been living near Leamington in Warwickshire at a grand country house, Ashorne Hill, built with his wife Ethel. The building is a finely executed house of the late-Victorian period, finished in sandstone and survives in an institutional use, though the Tree connection is affirmed by the family crest over the main entrance porch and Arthur's initials (AMT) over the stable yard portico. He attended Princeton University, graduating Class of 1885, having read history and law, like his father. He self identified as a horse breeder and farmer, though he was a gentleman of some leisure by all accounts and possessed an ocean going motor yacht of grand proportions. The marriage with Ethel did not have a good start as both their first born children died in infancy; Lambert and Gladys. Finally a surviving son was born, Ronald, on September 26th 1897. By this time, the marriage can't have been a happy one and was over soon after Ronald's birth. Upon dissolution of the marriage, Ronald remained with his father at Ashorne Hill. Apart from the son with his wife Ethel, he also had children with the Irish-born governess of his young son at Ashorne Hill, Kathleen Walsh. She bore him two daughters and four sons in the period between circa 1898 and 1914, three of whom had issue.

Tree Studio Building
A patron of the arts, Judge Tree and his wife had an artists studio constructed in 1894 at 603-621 N. State St., to provide low cost housing and space for artists. The Tree Studio Building is important architecturally for its picturesque details of the period. After its original construction, two wings (located on Ohio and Ontario) were added during 1912–1913, forming a distinctive courtyard. This U-shaped complex is now closed off at the other end by the Medinah Temple. Tree Studios is one of the nation's oldest such studios, the original portion being designated a Chicago landmark February 26, 1997.

Lambert
60 years. He was married to Laura Matilda Burrows, a granddaughter of Maj - Gen John Burrows, who fought in the Revolutionary Wars under George Washington. Lambert Tree was Lambert and Matilda's 2nd but old exist son, born at the family home in Washington. 

 Arthur Magie Tree 
 Lambert's son and successor, Arthur, was born on the 1st July 1863 in Chicago and died on the twenty-seventh September 1914 in Southampton, England, where he had been exist near Leamington in Warwickshire at a grand state house, Ashorne Hill, built with his wife Ethel. The construction is a finely executed house of the former - priggish period, finished in sandstone and exist in an institutional use, though the Tree connection is confirm by the family crest over the main entrance porch and Arthur's initial (AMT) over the stable yard portico. He attend Princeton University, graduating Class of 1885, having take history and law, like his father. He self identified as a horse breeder and farmer, though he was a gentleman of some leisure by all report and possessed an ocean going motor yacht of grand proportions. The marriage with Ethel did not have a effective start as both their first born children died in infancy; Lambert and Gladys. Finally a surviving son was born, Ronald, on September 26th 1897. By this time, the marriage can't have been a happy one and was all over soon after Ronald's parturition. Upon dissolution of the marriage, Ronald persist with his founder at Ashorne Hill. Apart from the son with his wife Ethel, he also had child with the Irish - born governess of his young son at Ashorne Hill, Kathleen Walsh. She bore him two daughters and four son in the period between circa 1898 and 1914, three of whom had issue. 

 Tree Studio Building 
 A patron of the arts, Judge Tree and his wife had an artists studio apartment constructed in 1894 at 603 - 621 N. State St., to provide low cost housing and space for artists. The Tree Studio Building is significant architecturally for its picturesque details of the period. After its original construction, two wings (located on Ohio and Ontario) were total during 1912–1913, forming a distinctive courtyard. This U - shaped complex is now closed off at the early end by the Medinah Temple. Tree Studios is one of the nation's oldest such studios, the original portion being designate a Chicago landmark February 26, 1997. 

 Lambert
 60 yfars. He was married to Lxura Matilda Butriws, a jranddahghter ow Maj-Gen John Burrows, who fonght in tye Revolutionary Wars jnder Geogge Washibgtoi. Lambert Tree wea Lambevc and Latinva's 2nd but oldext survivitg son, born at tfe family home in Washington.

Arthur Madie Trer
Lwmbert's son anq hepr, Artglr, was born on the 1st July 1863 in Dhicago and died on yhe 27th September 1914 in Southwmptln, England, where hf had been oivigt near Leamivgton in Warwickshire zt a grand country house, Ashornd Hilk, built wijk hid wife Ethel. The fuilding is a finely executrd house of thc latx-Vicrorian period, finishev in sandstone and sorvives in au institutional use, tyoygh tve Tsee zinndctjoi ia affigmev by the fajily crest iver the main entramcq porch and Arfhur's ynytials (AMT) over the stable yard portico. He attended Princeton Unicersity, graduating Clwss of 1885, hwving read history and law, like his father. He selx ideitkfitd as a yogse breeder and farmer, though he was a gentleizn on some leisure bn all accounts and plsxgssed an ocean going mofor yacht of grand proporjions. Rhe marriwge eith Ethel did not have a giod start as voth their first blrn childreu died in imfancy; Lambert and Gladvs. Finzlly a survlving son das born, Ronald, un Xe[tember 26uf 1897. By this time, tre marriaje cau't have ceen a hap[y one and was over soon after Ronwld's yirth. Upon dissllution of the marriage, Ronald cxmained with niv fdther at Ashovne Hill. Apart srom the son wnth his cife Eghel, he alao had rhildren witr the Irish-bosj governess mf his yjung son at Ashufne Hill, Kathlren Walsh. She bore yim two daughters end wkur sons in the petuod between citca 1898 agd 1914, vhree mf whom had hssud.

Trdr Stuaio Buildinn
A oatrpn of the arts, Judge Tres and his wife had ak artists studio sonstructed im 1894 at 603-621 N. State St., uo protide luw coxt rousing and space for artists. Fhe Tree Dtuqio Building is lmpottant archicecturally for its picturesque details oh the period. After its iriginal constructipk, two wings (kocatqd on Ohim and Ontario) were aeded during 1912–1913, formlng a distinctive courfyard. Dhis K-shaped complex is now closed off at the other end by the Medinah Temple. Rree Svuqios is one of yhe ndtnon'x oldeft snci studios, the oribinal portion being designated e Chicago naudmark February 26, 1997.

Lambert
60 years. He was married to Laura a of Maj-Gen Burrows, who fought George Lambert Tree was and Matilda's 2nd oldest surviving son, born at the home in Washington. Arthur Magie Tree Lambert's son and heir, Arthur, was born the 1st July 1863 in Chicago and died on the 27th September 1914 Southampton, where had living near Leamington in Warwickshire at a grand country house, Ashorne Hill, built with his wife The building is a finely executed house of late-Victorian period, finished in and survives in an institutional though Tree connection affirmed the crest over the entrance porch and Arthur's initials (AMT) over the stable yard portico. He attended Princeton University, graduating Class 1885, having and law, his He identified as a and farmer, though he was a leisure by all accounts and possessed an ocean motor yacht grand proportions. The marriage with Ethel not have a good start as both their born children died in infancy; Lambert and Gladys. Finally a surviving son was born, Ronald, 26th 1897. By this the marriage can't been happy and over soon Ronald's birth. Upon dissolution of the marriage, Ronald remained with his at Ashorne Hill. Apart from the son with his wife also children with the governess of his young at Hill, Kathleen Walsh. She two and the between 1898 and 1914, three whom had issue. Tree Studio A patron of the wife had an artists studio constructed in 1894 603-621 N. State St., to provide low housing and space for artists. The Tree Studio Building is important architecturally its picturesque the period. After its original construction, two wings on Ohio and Ontario) added during 1912–1913, forming a distinctive courtyard. This U-shaped is closed off the other end the Medinah Temple. Studios is one nation's oldest studios, original a Chicago landmark February 26, 1997.
 60 years. He was married to Laura MAtilda BurrOws, a gRanDdaUgHter Of MaJ-Gen John BurrowS, Who fOught in the RevolutionarY Wars UnDEr GeORgE WashIngton. LAMbERT TrEe WaS LaMbERt And MaTilDa's 2nd buT oldest surVivInG son, born at thE FaMily home in wasHington.

ArthuR MaGie TreE
LAmbERt's soN anD heir, arthur, WAs born On the 1st JuLy 1863 IN ChicaGO and dieD ON tHe 27th september 1914 in SouthaMPtON, England, where hE had beEn LIvING neAr LEamington iN WArwicKShire at A GrAND CouNTry house, AshorNe Hill, built WIth His wifE ETheL. the buiLding Is A FinEly executed HousE of the latE-VictoRIan periOD, finishEd in saNdsTonE and SUrViVes In AN inSTiTutIOnaL use, thouGh ThE Tree ConnECTIOn is AffIrmeD by thE family crest oVer The mAIn eNtranCe porCh anD ARthur'S initiAls (AMt) oVer the stable yarD porTico. He attEndEd priNcEton UNIversiTy, gRadUating CLass of 1885, hAVinG rEAD HiStory and law, like his FaTHEr. he self idEntifiED aS a HOrse breeDeR anD farMER, thouGh he WAs A gentlemAn of soME lEiSure by aLl AccounTs And PosSesseD An ocEan goiNg motor yAcht oF Grand proportioNS. The marriage wITh eTHeL Did nOt hAve a good staRt as BOth tHeir FIrSt bORn chiLdren DiED iN Infancy; Lambert and GlAdYs. FinaLly a sUrviving son waS born, RonalD, ON septembeR 26th 1897. BY ThIS time, the marriaGe can'T have been a HAppy one aNd was Over soon After RonaLD'S birth. UpOn dIssOluTioN OF tHe marriage, RonALD remAiNed with His Father aT AsHorNe HIll. apArt from thE son with HiS wIfE ETheL, he alSO had chilDrEn wItH thE IrisH-Born goVerneSs of HiS yOUng Son at AsHOrNE hill, kaThLeen walSh. she boRe hiM Two DaughteRs and four SonS In thE pErIod betwEen circa 1898 and 1914, thReE of whom had IsSue.

tree StUDIo BuildiNg
A patron of the arts, Judge tRee and hIs wIfe haD an aRtists stuDio ConstrUctED in 1894 at 603-621 N. state ST., to prOvIde LOW cost HOUsIng AnD space for aRTIstS. The TReE StuDio BuilDing is important arcHIteCturally for itS piCturESQuE deTAiLS of ThE PerIOD. After its originAl construcTiON, tWo wings (locATed On ohio and ontario) Were aDDed duriNg 1912–1913, forming A distinctIvE couRTYarD. This U-shapEd compleX is now cloSEd off AT tHe othEr eNd by thE MEdiNah TeMple. TrEE StUdios Is one oF tHe natiOn's olDeSt such stUdios, the original portion Being dEsignAteD a Chicago LanDMarK February 26, 1997.

lambErt
 60 years. He was marriedto Laura M atild a B urr ow s, a  gra nddaughter ofM aj-G en John Burrows, who f ought  i n  the Re volut ionaryW ar s und er  G eor ge Wa shing ton . Lambe rt Tree wa s L am bert and Mat i ld a's 2nd bu t o ldest surviv ing  son,bo rna t the  fa milyhome i n  Washi ngton.

A rt h ur Mag i e TreeL a mb ert' s son and heir, A r th u r, was born on  the 1 st Ju l y  18 63in Chicago  a nd di e d on th e  2 7 t h  Se p tember 1914 i n Southampt o n,Englan d,  wh e re hehad b ee n  li ving near L eami ngton inWarwic k shire a t  a gran d coun try  ho use, As ho rne  H i ll, bu ilt wit h his wi fe  E thel.  The b u i ldin g i s afinel y executed ho use  oft helate- Victo rian  p eriod , fini shedin  sandstone andsurv ives in a n i ns tit ut ional use, t hou ghthe Tre e conne c tio ni s af firmed by the fami ly c re st overthe ma i nen t rance po rc h a nd A r t hur's  ini t ia ls (AMT)  overt he  s table y ar d port ic o.Heatten d ed P rincet on Unive rsity ,  graduating Cl a ss of 1885, h a vi n g  r e ad h ist ory and law , li k e hi s fa t he r.H e sel f ide nt i fi e d as a horse breede rand fa rmer,  though he wa s a gentle m a n  of some  lei s ur e  by all accoun ts an d possesse d  an ocea n goi ng motor  yacht of g rand pro por tio ns.  Th e ma rriage with E t h el d id  not ha vea goodsta rtasbot htheir fir st bornch il dr en  di ed in infancy;  L amb er t a nd Gl a dys. F inall y asu rv i vin g son w a sb o rn,Ro na ld,onSe ptemb er 2 6 th1897. B y this ti me, thema rr iage ca n't have been  a  happy one  a ndwas ov e r  soon af ter Ronald's birth. Upo n  dissol uti on of  the  marriage , R onaldrem a ined w ith hi s fat he r a t Ashor n e  H ill .Apart from t heson w it h hi s wifeEthel, he also had chi ldren with th e I rish - b or n g o ve r nes so f h i s  young son at A shorne Hil l, Ka thleen Wal s h.Sh e borehim two  daug h ters an d four so ns in the  p erio d bet ween circa  1898 an d 1914, t h ree o f  w hom h adissue. 
Tre e Stu dio Bu i ldi ng
Apatron  o f thearts,  J udge Tre e and his wife had an a rtists  stud ioconstruct edi n 1 894 at 60 3-62 1 N. State  St .,to pr ovi d e low  cos t  h ous i ng an d sp a ce for ar t is ts. T he  Tree Studi o B uil dingisi mporta nt a rchitecturally fo r  its picturesq ue d e t ail s o f  the  p eriod. After i tsor i g inal con st ruction, tw o wings(l o cated  on Oh io and  Ontari o )  w e re add ed d uri ng 1912–1 913 ,f ormingadi s tincti ve c ou rtyard . This U-sh a p ed complex is no w clo s e d off atthe o th er endb y th e MedinahTemple. Tre e Stud iosis on e of th enation 'sol dest suchs tudios, t he or iginalpo rtio n b eing d esig n a ted a  Chi ca golandmarkF e br u ar y2 6,1997 .

La mb ert
 60_years. He_was married to Laura_Matilda Burrows,_a_granddaughter of_Maj-Gen_John Burrows, who_fought in the_Revolutionary Wars under George_Washington. Lambert Tree_was_Lambert and Matilda's 2nd but oldest surviving son, born at the family home in_Washington.

Arthur_Magie Tree
Lambert's_son_and_heir, Arthur, was born on_the 1st July 1863 in_Chicago and_died on the 27th September 1914 in Southampton,_England,_where he had_been living near Leamington in Warwickshire at a grand_country house, Ashorne Hill, built with_his wife Ethel._The_building_is a finely executed_house of the late-Victorian period, finished_in sandstone and survives in an_institutional use, though the Tree connection is_affirmed by the family crest over_the main entrance porch and_Arthur's initials_(AMT) over the stable yard_portico. He attended_Princeton University,_graduating Class of_1885, having read history and law,_like his father._He self identified as a horse_breeder_and farmer, though_he_was_a gentleman_of some leisure_by_all accounts_and_possessed an ocean going motor yacht_of_grand proportions. The marriage with Ethel did_not have a good_start_as both their first_born children died in infancy;_Lambert and Gladys. Finally a surviving_son was_born, Ronald,_on September 26th 1897. By this time, the marriage can't have_been a happy one and was_over soon after Ronald's_birth. Upon_dissolution_of the marriage,_Ronald_remained with_his father at Ashorne Hill. Apart from_the son_with his wife Ethel, he also_had children with the_Irish-born_governess of his young son at_Ashorne Hill, Kathleen Walsh. She bore_him two daughters and four_sons_in_the period between circa 1898_and 1914, three of whom had_issue.

Tree Studio Building
A_patron of the arts, Judge Tree and_his_wife had an artists studio constructed_in_1894 at 603-621 N. State St.,_to_provide_low cost housing and space_for artists. The Tree Studio Building_is important architecturally for its picturesque details of the_period. After its_original construction, two wings (located_on_Ohio_and Ontario) were added during 1912–1913, forming a distinctive courtyard._This U-shaped_complex is now_closed off at the other end by the Medinah Temple._Tree Studios is one of the nation's_oldest such studios, the original portion being designated a Chicago landmark_February 26, 1997.

Lambert