George Nicholas

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George Nicholas was an influential Virginia lawyer and politician who played a key role in advocating for the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Founding Era figure
lawyer
person
politician
areaOfLaw constitutional law
state law in Kentucky
state law in Virginia
centuryOfActivity 18th century
contributedTo development of Kentucky’s first constitution
countryOfCitizenship Colony and Dominion of Virginia
surface form: Colony of Virginia

United States of America
educatedAt College of William & Mary
ethnicGroup English American
familyName Nicholas
father Robert Carter Nicholas Sr.
givenName George
historicalPeriod American Revolutionary era
Early Republic of the United States
surface form: Early American Republic
knownFor advocating for ratification of the United States Constitution
influence on early Kentucky politics
leadership in the Virginia Ratifying Convention
languageSpoken English
legalTraining read law in Virginia
notableRelative Governor Wilson Cary Nicholas
notableWork speeches in favor of the U.S. Constitution at the Virginia Ratifying Convention
occupation lawyer
planter
politician
participantIn Virginia Ratifying Convention
surface form: Virginia Ratifying Convention of 1788
placeOfBirth Williamsburg
surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
placeOfDeath Lexington
surface form: Lexington, Kentucky
politicalAlignment Federalist
positionHeld Attorney General
surface form: Attorney General of Kentucky

member of the Virginia House of Delegates
residence Albemarle County, Virginia NERFINISHED
Lexington, Kentucky
sibling John Nicholas
Wilson Cary Nicholas
spouse Mary Smith
stateOfOrigin Virginia
supported ratification of the United States Constitution
workLocation Kentucky
Virginia

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