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He was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and he was born on April 5, 1726 at Charles City County, Virginia and he died on April 24, 1791 at City Point, Virginia
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She was born on December 13, 1730 at Berkeley, Virginia and she died in 1792 in Berkeley, Virginia
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Born on February 9, 1773
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William was born in Berkeley, Charles City County, Virginia
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William Henry Harrison is his full name
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Her name was Anna Tuthill Symmes Harrison. She was born on July 25, 1775 and died on February 25, 1864
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William was homeschooled until college. He went to Hampden-Sydney College and enrolled to the University of Pennsylvania for medical school, but he dropped out and served in the military instead.
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Him and his family were Episcopalian
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none (attended college from 1787-1790)
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He was part of the Continental Army. His ranking was general and commander in chief and captain. He joined the army in 1791 and resigned in 1814 completely
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A soldier in the Continental Army
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William was going to go to college to study medicine to become a doctor, but instead he dropped out of college to enroll into the army
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Given command of Fort Washington
Secretary of the Northwest Territory
U.S. House of Representatives
Territorial governor of Indiana and superintendent of Indian Affairs
Commissioned major general of Kentucky militia
Commissioned brigadier general in U.S. Army
Major general in chief command of the Northwest
Head commissioner
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He got married to Anna Tuthill Symmes Harrison on November 25, 1795
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He had 10 children: Elizabeth Bassett Harrison 1796-1846, John Cleves Symmes Harrison 1798-1830, Lucy Singleton Harrison 1800-1826, William Henry Harrison 1802-1838, John Scott Harrison 1804-1878, Benjamin Harrison 1806-1840, Mary Symmes Harrison 1809-1842, Carter Bassett Harrison 1811-1839, Anna Tuthill Harrison 1813-1845, and James Findlay Harrison 1814-1817
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given the nickname "old tippecanoe" after being the commanding general at the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811
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He served as a general in the army and led his troops to one of the major victories in the war at the Battle of the Thames
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He gave his most famous speech which was over a hour long. He didn't wear any warm clothing on that day and it was raining and freezing cold. He ended up getting pneumonia and dying from it soon after his speech.
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before his death, he ate his favorite food, squirrel stew
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The 9th President of the United States of America
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Whig Party Convention
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Harrison was elected at age 67 which was the oldest to be elected back then
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Died from pneumonia on April 4, 1841 at Washington D.C.
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served 31 days in office before dying from pneumonia
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His name was John Tyler who became president after William died in office
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None because he died after 31 days of being president
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Harrison served the shortest term in history by only serving 31 days before dying from pneumonia
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He is buried at the William Henry Harrison Memorial State Park, North Bend, Ohio
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He thought he was talking to his vice president, John Tyler, and he said, "Sir, I wish you to understand the true principles of government. I wish them carried out. I ask nothing more."
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He was the only president to have a grandson to become president
