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John Adair
American politician (1757–1840).
Wikipedia | John Adair
Statements about
John Adair
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Chester County
Place of Death
Harrodsburg
Country of Citizenship
United States
Occupation
Politician
Military Personnel
Registrar
(1805 - )
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Kentucky
Start Time
:
1805
Position Held
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1831 - 3/3/1833)
Start Time
:
3/4/1831
End Time
:
3/3/1833
Governor of Kentucky
(8/29/1820 - 8/24/1824)
Replaces
:
Gabriel Slaughter
Replaced By
:
Joseph Desha
Start Time
:
8/29/1820
End Time
:
8/24/1824
United States Senator
(11/8/1805 - 11/18/1806)
Replaces
:
John Breckinridge
Replaced By
:
Henry Clay
Parliamentary Term
:
9th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Electoral District
:
Kentucky Class 3 Senate Seat
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
11/8/1805
End Time
:
11/18/1806
Member of the Kentucky House of Representatives
Date of Birth
1/9/1757
Member of Political Party
Democratic-Republican Party
Democratic Party
Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
5/19/1840
5/18/1840
Relative
Thomas Bell Monroe
Kinship to Subject
:
Wife's Father
Given Name
John
Image
Place of Burial
Frankfort Cemetery
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Name in Native Language
John Adair
Work Location
Washington, D.C.
Family Name
Adair
Native Language
English
Candidacy in Election
1804 and 1805 United States Senate Elections
Described by Source
A New Nation Votes: American Electoral Returns, 1788-1825
The Biographical Dictionary of America
Volume
:
1
Page(s)
:
34
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Adair, John
Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Appletons' Cyclopædia of American Biography/Adair, John
Significant Event
Battle of the Thames
Battle of New Orleans
Child
Ellen Adair White Beatty
Eliza Palmer Monroe
Margaret Lapsley Anderson
Sibling
William ADAIR
Father
William Adair
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