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Facts About Alexander Hamilton
Presidency | Alexander Hamilton, political renegade and one of the United States founding fathers. |
Political Party | Federalist, (Federalist Christina Schuyler (m. 1780) ) |
Born | January 11 in Charlestown, Nevis a former British Leeward Island that is now part of St. Kitts and Nevis. |
Died | on July 12, 1804, in Manhattan, New York, USA (at age 47 or 49) |
Cause of Death | Bullet wound |
Grave | Church Graveyard at Trinity |
Parents | Couple Rachel Faucette > James A. Hamilton |
Spouse | Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton |
Children’s | Alexander > John Church > James Alexander > Philip Angelica > William > Eliza Philip |
More About Alexander Hamilton
- In 1775 Alexander Hamilton joined the American militia company in new York called the Corsicans
- He Proved to be a Strong leader on the battle field and was promoted to Caption.
- In 1782 Alexander Hamilton was Appointed as a New York represented to the congress of the confederation.
- He eventually established himself as one of Manhattan most prestigious lawyers.
- Alexander Hamilton published work that supported the revolutionary cause but did not support some of the tactics.
See also:-
List of Presidents in the United States
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