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Marianne DeButts
Washington, 1805 |
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Wade Hampton
Charleston, 1809 He served in the Revolutionary Army, represented SC in Congress,
commissioned a brigadier general in 1809, reputed to be the richest planter in America. |
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John H. Carr
1810, possibly New Jersey. Born in Birmingham, England served as a purser in the US Navy 1804-1830. |
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John Herbert Dent
Charleston, 1809.
Commander of the schooners Nautilus & Scourge during the 1801-05 war with Tripoli |
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Meriwether Lewis
Philadelphia, 1802. Soldier, private secretary of Thomas Jefferson, co-leader of the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery. |
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Mrs. Smith
Philadelphia, 1801 |
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Mary Ann Greenhow
Richmond, c. 1808 |
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Thomas Jefferson
Member of Continental Congress, authored the Declaration of
Independence, architect, planter, third President. |
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Dolley Todd Madison
Philadelphia, 1796-97 after James Sharples |
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General George Washington
General in the Revolutionary War, First President, gentleman framer from Virginia |
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Martha Washington
Skilled in managing Mount Vernon, she also was a successful hostess in her public role as First Lady. |
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Joseph Bloomfield
New York 1798 Governor of New Jersey, brigadier general in the US Army |
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Edmond Gaines
Richmond, 1807-1808. He was commander of Ft. Stoddart in Mississippi Territory and arrested Aaron Burr in 1807 |
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John Strong Adams
South Carolina, 1809 |
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Sara Eve Adams
South Carolina, 1809 |
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