William Bingham

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William Bingham was an American statesman and wealthy Federalist politician from Pennsylvania who served as a U.S. senator in the early years of the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States senator
human
politician
associatedWith Founding-era Federalist leadership
Philadelphia elite society
birthDate 1752-03-08
birthPlace Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
built Bingham Mansion in Philadelphia NERFINISHED
burialPlace Bath Abbey, Bath, Somerset, England NERFINISHED
child Ann Louisa Bingham NERFINISHED
Maria Matilda Bingham NERFINISHED
William Bingham Jr. NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1804-02-07
deathPlace Bath, Somerset, England NERFINISHED
educatedAt College of Philadelphia NERFINISHED
University of Pennsylvania
endTime (term as U.S. senator) 1801
fatherInLaw Thomas Willing NERFINISHED
genreOfActivity early American finance
land speculation
legislativeBody United States Senate
memberOf American Philosophical Society
memberOfPoliticalParty Federalist Party NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the wealthiest men in the early United States
notableWork development of the Bingham estate in Maine
occupation land speculator
merchant
politician
owned large land holdings in Maine
participatedIn American Revolutionary War (as commercial agent and privateer organizer) NERFINISHED
positionHeld Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
United States consul at Martinique NERFINISHED
United States senator from Pennsylvania
member of the Continental Congress
member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
religion Episcopalian
represented Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
residence Bath, Somerset, England NERFINISHED
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
spouse Ann Willing Bingham NERFINISHED
startTime (term as U.S. senator) 1795

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