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Newton Cannon

American politician (1781-1841).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Guilford County

Place of Death

Nashville

Country of Citizenship

United States

Occupation

Politician

Position Held

Member of the United States House of Representatives
(9/16/1814 - 3/3/1815)
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Parliamentary Term
:
13th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Tennessee's 5th Congressional District
Replaces
:
Felix Grundy
Start Time
: 9/16/1814
End Time
: 3/3/1815
Member of the State Senate of Tennessee
Governor of Tennessee
(10/12/1835 - 10/14/1839)
Parliamentary Group
:
Whig Party
Replaces
:
William Carroll
Replaced By
:
James K. Polk
Start Time
: 10/12/1835
End Time
: 10/14/1839
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1815 - 3/3/1817)
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Parliamentary Term
:
14th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Tennessee's 5th Congressional District
Replaced By
:
Thomas Claiborne
Start Time
: 3/4/1815
End Time
: 3/3/1817
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1819 - 3/3/1821)
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Parliamentary Term
:
16th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Tennessee's 5th Congressional District
Replaces
:
Thomas Claiborne
Start Time
: 3/4/1819
End Time
: 3/3/1821
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1821 - 3/3/1823)
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic-Republican Party
Parliamentary Term
:
17th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Tennessee's 5th Congressional District
Replaced By
:
Robert Allen
Start Time
: 3/4/1821
End Time
: 3/3/1823

Date of Birth

5/22/1781

Date of Death

9/16/1841

Member of Political Party

Democratic-Republican Party

Instance Of

Human

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Given Name

Newton

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

Washington, D.C.

Family Name

Cannon

Described by Source

A New Nation Votes: American Electoral Returns, 1788-1825
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