Meriwether Lewis

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Meriwether Lewis was an American explorer, soldier, and politician best known for co-leading the Lewis and Clark Expedition that charted the newly acquired western territories of the United States.

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Meriwether Lewis canonical 30
William Clark 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf explorer
human
politician
soldier
appointedBy Thomas Jefferson
burialPlace near Natchez Trace, Tennessee
coLeaderOf Lewis and Clark Expedition
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1774-08-18
dateOfDeath 1809-10-11
educatedAt tutored in Virginia
employer Executive Office of the President of the United States
surface form: Office of the President of the United States
endTime 1803 (as Jefferson's private secretary)
1809 (as Governor of Louisiana Territory)
ethnicGroup English American
expeditionPartner William Clark
exploredRegion Louisiana Purchase
Pacific Northwest
familyName Lewis
fullName Meriwether Lewis self-link
givenName Meriwether
hasMonument Meriwether Lewis Monument, Lewis County, Tennessee
knownFor co-leading the Lewis and Clark Expedition
mannerOfDeath disputed
gunshot wound
memberOf Virginia militia
militaryBranch United States Army
militaryRank captain
nativeLanguage English
notableWork Lewis and Clark Expedition
occupation explorer
politician
public administrator
soldier
participantIn Lewis and Clark Expedition
Northwest Indian War
Whiskey Rebellion
partOf Lewis and Clark Expedition
surface form: Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery
placeOfBirth Albemarle County, Colony of Virginia
Ivy, Virginia
placeOfDeath Grinder's Stand, Tennessee
near Hohenwald, Tennessee
positionHeld Governor of Louisiana Territory
Private Secretary to President Thomas Jefferson
religion Protestantism (commonly assumed)
residence Monticello
surface form: Monticello (as Jefferson's private secretary)
servedUnder Thomas Jefferson
sexOrGender male
startTime 1801 (as Jefferson's private secretary)
1807 (as Governor of Louisiana Territory)

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Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
subject surface form: Joint Base Lewis–McChord
Clark County, Washington namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
this entity surface form: William Clark
Fort Lewis namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Meriwether Lewis fullName Meriwether Lewis self-link
Lewis County, Washington namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Sacagawea associatedWith Meriwether Lewis
William Clark partnerInExplorationWith Meriwether Lewis
Lewiston, Idaho namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Fort Clatsop associatedWith Meriwether Lewis
Cape Disappointment wasReachedBy Meriwether Lewis
Lewis and Clark Expedition leader Meriwether Lewis
Lewis County, Missouri namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Lewis County namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
subject surface form: Lewis County, Washington
Milk River namedBy Meriwether Lewis
Gates of the Mountains namedBy Meriwether Lewis
Lewis and Clark Lake namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Lewis and Clark County namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
John Baptiste Charbonneau traveledWith Meriwether Lewis
Grinder's Stand, Tennessee category Meriwether Lewis
Lewis County, Tennessee namedAfter Meriwether Lewis
Louisiana Territory notableExplorer Meriwether Lewis
Toussaint Charbonneau servedUnder Meriwether Lewis
Lewisburg, Tennessee isNamedAfter Meriwether Lewis