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Francis Scott Key
American lawyer and poet who wrote The Star-Spangled Banner (1779-1843).
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Baltimore
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United States
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Date of Birth
8/1/1779
Date of Death
1/11/1843
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Terra Rubra
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English Americans
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Poet
Lawyer
Writer
Poet Lawyer
Lyricist
Episcopal Church
District Attorney
Francis
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Scott
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Songwriters Hall of Fame
St. John's College
Philip Barton Key II
Elizabeth Phoebe Key
Ann Arnold Key Turner
Francis Scott Key, Jr.
Alice Key Pendleton
John Ross Key
District Attorney
United States Attorney for the District of Columbia
(1833 - 1841)
Replaces
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Thomas Swann
Replaced By
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Philip Richard Fendall II
Start Time
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1833
End Time
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1841
Francis Scott Key
John Ross Key
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Key
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Key, Francis Scott
Library of the World's Best Literature
Mary Tayloe Lloyd
Ann Phoebe Penn Dagworthy Charlton
American Colonization Society
Anne Arnold Phebe Charlton Key Taney
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Kinship to Subject
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Cousin
Defence of Fort McHenry
The Star-Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key
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