William King

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William King was an American politician and merchant who became the first governor of the U.S. state of Maine after it separated from Massachusetts in 1820.

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instanceOf human
merchant
politician
appointedBy James Madison NERFINISHED
James Monroe NERFINISHED
associatedWith Democratic-Republican politics in New England
Maine statehood convention NERFINISHED
burialPlace Maple Grove Cemetery, Bath, Maine NERFINISHED
businessActivity lumber trade
real estate
shipping
conflictParticipatedIn War of 1812 NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1768-02-09
dateOfDeath 1852-06-17
education self-educated
endTimeOfPositionHeld: Governor of Maine 1821-05-28
familyName King NERFINISHED
father Richard King NERFINISHED
givenName William
legacy considered a leading founder of the state of Maine
militaryBranch Massachusetts militia NERFINISHED
militaryRank major general
mother Mary Black NERFINISHED
notableFor being the first governor of the U.S. state of Maine
leadership in the movement for Maine statehood
occupation merchant
politician
officeContested governor of Maine
partyAffiliation Democratic-Republican Party NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Scarborough, Maine NERFINISHED
Scarborough, Massachusetts Bay Colony NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Bath, Maine NERFINISHED
positionHeld Governor of Maine
delegate to the Massachusetts constitutional convention
member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
member of the Massachusetts Senate
naval agent for the United States in Bath, Maine
religion Unitarianism
residence Bath, Maine NERFINISHED
Scarborough, Maine NERFINISHED
Topsham, Maine NERFINISHED
sibling Cyrus King NERFINISHED
spouse Ann Frazier NERFINISHED
startTimeOfPositionHeld: Governor of Maine 1820-03-15
stateRepresented Maine NERFINISHED
Massachusetts NERFINISHED

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Governor of Maine firstOfficeHolder William King
King City, California namedAfter William King