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Person › William Henry Harrison
life ring · governor of indiana territory 1801 – 12 · non-voting member of the u.s. house of representatives 1816 – 19 · united states senator 1825 – 27 · united states senator 1827 – 28 · united states ambassador to colombia 1828 – 29 · president-elect of the united states 1840 – 41 · whig party (us) 1841 · president of the united states 1841
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PersonAmerican
William Henry Harrison
1773 – 1841life span
9th President; died after 31 days.
- location
- ( 37.304 , -77.250 )
- Nationality (demonym)Unsourced
- American
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- Wikidata ↗Q11869
- Getty ULAN ↗500341031
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- Wikipedia ↗William Henry Harrison
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- Wikidata Q11869 — William Henry HarrisonTier IIparticipated in War of 1812 · data source1
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- Whig Party (US)affiliation
- diplomatoccupation
- military officeroccupation
- politicianoccupation
- Governor of Indiana Territoryposition
- President of the United Statesposition
- President-elect of the United Statesposition
- United States Ambassador to Colombiaposition
- United States representativeposition
- United States senatorposition
- non-voting member of the U.S. House of Representativesposition
- Episcopal Churchreligion
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participated in
- War of 1812— Wikidata P607: Q11869 -> Q26013, read as participated_inIIwikidata P607 ↗
preceded by
- Martin Van Buren— William Henry Harrison took office after Martin Van Buren.
succeeded by
- John Tyler— John Tyler took office after William Henry Harrison.
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