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Benjamin Goodhue
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Salem
Place of Death
Salem
Country of Citizenship
United States
Occupation
Politician
Merchant
Position Held
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1789 - 3/3/1791)
Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
United States Senator
(6/11/1796 - 3/4/1797)
United States Senator
(3/4/1797 - 3/4/1799)
United States Senator
(3/4/1799 - 11/8/1800)
Member of the State Senate of Massachusetts
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1791 - 3/3/1793)
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1793 - 3/3/1795)
Member of the United States House of Representatives
(3/4/1795 - 6/11/1796)
Member of Political Party
Federalist Party
Educated At
Harvard University
Harvard College
Instance Of
Date of Birth
Date of Death
Image
Given Name
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Name in Native Language
Work Location
Place of Burial
Described by Source
Family Name
Child
Residence
Mother
Spouse
Human
9/20/1748
7/28/1814
Benjamin
English
Benjamin Goodhue
Washington, D.C.
Boston
Broad Street Cemetery
A New Nation Votes: American Electoral Returns, 1788-1825
Goodhue
Jonathan Goodhue
Massachusetts
Martha Hardy Goodhue
Frances Goodhue
Parliamentary Group
:
Pro-Administration Party
Parliamentary Term
:
1st United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts's 2nd Congressional District
Start Time
:
3/4/1789
End Time
:
3/3/1791
Parliamentary Group
:
Federalist Party
Parliamentary Term
:
4th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts Class 1 Senate Seat
Replaces
:
George Cabot
Start Time
:
6/11/1796
End Time
:
3/4/1797
Parliamentary Group
:
Federalist Party
Parliamentary Term
:
5th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts Class 1 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1797
End Time
:
3/4/1799
Parliamentary Group
:
Federalist Party
Parliamentary Term
:
6th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts Class 1 Senate Seat
Replaced By
:
Jonathan Mason
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
3/4/1799
End Time
:
11/8/1800
Parliamentary Group
:
Pro-Administration Party
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts's 2nd Congressional District
Replaced By
:
Artemas Ward
Start Time
:
3/4/1791
End Time
:
3/3/1793
Parliamentary Group
:
Pro-Administration Party
Parliamentary Term
:
3rd United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts's 1st Congressional District
Replaces
:
Fisher Ames
Replaced By
:
Theodore Sedgwick
Start Time
:
3/4/1793
End Time
:
3/3/1795
Parliamentary Group
:
Federalist Party
Parliamentary Term
:
4th United States Congress
Electoral District
:
Massachusetts's 10th Congressional District
Replaced By
:
Samuel Sewall
Start Time
:
3/4/1795
End Time
:
6/11/1796
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