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Born
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He tried business and after failing in business, in 1754 he married Sarah Shelton
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Henry mada a name for himself in a case called the "Parson's Cause"
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Patrick and his wife Sarah moved into their Scotchtown house and later had six children: Martha, Anne, Elizabeth, John, William, and Edmund
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Became 1st Virginia Regiment
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Wife Sarah died of what he called possessed by the devil
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Made a famous speech in the House of Burgesses
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Henry and James Madison were elected first trustees of Hampden-Sydney College
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He was elected from Louisa County to the House of Burgesses, the legislative body of the Virginia colony, in to fill a empty seat in the assembly
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Period: to
Governor of Virginia
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Period: to
Re-served as governor
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decided not to go to the Constitutional Convention because he felt that the monarchy was threatened
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Was a representative in the Virginia convention
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Was introduced the Bill of Rights by James Madison
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Was choosen as an elector for the U.S Constitution
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Period: to
Bill of Rights
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Became one of the founding fathers of the Bill of Rights
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Died