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William R. King
William Rufus De Vane King
Vice president of the United States from March to April 1853 (1786–1853).
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William R. King
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Encyclopædia Britannica Online
U.S. National Archives
ISNI
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Sampson County
Place of Death
Selma
Country of Citizenship
United States
Occupation
Politician
Lawyer
Diplomat
Position Held
23 items
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Member of the North Carolina House of Commons
Vice President of the United States
(3/4/1853 - 4/18/1853)
President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate
(5/6/1850 - 12/20/1852)
United States Ambassador to France
(4/9/1844 - 9/15/1846)
Ambassador
United States Senator
(12/14/1819 - 3/4/1821)
United States Senator
(3/4/1821 - 3/4/1823)
United States Senator
(3/4/1823 - 3/4/1825)
United States Senator
(3/4/1825 - 3/4/1827)
United States Senator
(3/4/1827 - 3/4/1829)
United States Senator
(3/4/1829 - 3/4/1831)
United States Senator
(3/4/1831 - 3/4/1833)
United States Senator
(3/4/1833 - 3/4/1835)
United States Senator
(3/4/1835 - 3/4/1837)
United States Senator
(3/4/1837 - 3/4/1839)
United States Senator
(3/4/1839 - 3/4/1841)
United States Senator
(3/4/1841 - 3/4/1843)
United States Senator
(3/4/1843 - 4/15/1844)
United States Senator
(7/1/1848 - 3/4/1849)
United States Senator
(3/4/1849 - 3/4/1851)
United States Senator
(3/4/1851 - 12/20/1852)
Board Member
(3/4/1853 - 4/18/1853)
Cause of Death
Tuberculosis
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Member of Political Party
Educated At
Instance Of
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Family Name
Medical Condition
Given Name
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Native Language
Image of Grave
Manner of Death
Place of Burial
Number of Children
Commons Gallery
Name in Native Language
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Birth Name
Different From
Described by Source
Father
Mother
Archives At
4/7/1786
4/18/1853
Democratic Party
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Human
King
Tuberculosis
William
English
English
Natural Causes
Live Oak Cemetery
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William R. King
William R. King
Washington, D.C.
Raleigh
William Rufus de Vane King
Rufus King
William R. King
A New Nation Votes: American Electoral Returns, 1788-1825
The Nuttall Encyclopædia
Subject Named As
:
King, William Rufus
William King
Margaret De Vane
Louis Round Wilson Library
Subject Named As
:
William R. King Letters, 1825; 1849.
Described at URL
:
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Inventory Number
:
2600-z
Smithsonian Institution Archives
Replaces
:
Thomas S. Kenan
Replaced By
:
Charles Hooks
Replaces
:
Millard Fillmore
Replaced By
:
John C. Breckinridge
Series Ordinal
:
13
Start Time
:
3/4/1853
End Time
:
4/18/1853
Replaces
:
David Rice Atchison
Replaced By
:
David Rice Atchison
Start Time
:
5/6/1850
End Time
:
12/20/1852
Replaces
:
Lewis Cass
Replaced By
:
Richard Rush
Start Time
:
4/9/1844
End Time
:
9/15/1846
Parliamentary Term
:
16th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
12/14/1819
End Time
:
3/4/1821
Parliamentary Term
:
17th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1821
End Time
:
3/4/1823
Parliamentary Term
:
18th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1823
End Time
:
3/4/1825
Parliamentary Term
:
19th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1825
End Time
:
3/4/1827
Parliamentary Term
:
20th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1827
End Time
:
3/4/1829
Parliamentary Term
:
21st United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1829
End Time
:
3/4/1831
Parliamentary Term
:
22nd United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1831
End Time
:
3/4/1833
Parliamentary Term
:
23rd United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1833
End Time
:
3/4/1835
Parliamentary Term
:
24th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1835
End Time
:
3/4/1837
Parliamentary Term
:
25th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1837
End Time
:
3/4/1839
Parliamentary Term
:
26th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1839
End Time
:
3/4/1841
Parliamentary Term
:
27th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1841
End Time
:
3/4/1843
Replaced By
:
Dixon Hall Lewis
Parliamentary Term
:
28th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 2 Senate Seat
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
3/4/1843
End Time
:
4/15/1844
Replaces
:
Arthur P. Bagby
Parliamentary Term
:
30th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
7/1/1848
End Time
:
3/4/1849
Parliamentary Term
:
31st United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1849
End Time
:
3/4/1851
Replaced By
:
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Parliamentary Term
:
32nd United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
3/4/1851
End Time
:
12/20/1852
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Smithsonian Institution
Start Time
:
3/4/1853
End Time
:
4/18/1853
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