William Few

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William Few was an American Founding Father, Georgia politician, and signer of the U.S. Constitution who played a key role in the early federal government.

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William Few canonical 1
William Few Sr. 1

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instanceOf Founding Father of the United States
human
lawyer
planter
politician
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1748-06-08
dateOfDeath 1828-07-16
describedBySource Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
National Archives Founders Online
educatedAt informal education
familyName Few
father William Few Sr.
linked to: William Few
givenName William
honoredIn Few Hall at the University of Georgia
Few Quadrangle at Duke University
memberOf Confederation Congress
Continental Congress
United States Senate
militaryRank colonel
notableWork role in drafting and ratifying the U.S. Constitution
service in the early United States Senate
occupation lawyer
planter
politician
participantIn American Revolutionary War
placeOfBirth Baltimore County, Maryland Colony
placeOfBurial Augusta, Georgia
placeOfDeath Fishkill-on-Hudson, New York
linked to: Fishkill
positionHeld United States Senator from Georgia
commissioner for Georgia to settle boundary disputes
judge of the Superior Court of Georgia
member of the Georgia House of Representatives
trustee of the University of Georgia
religion Methodism
represented Georgia
residence Georgia
New York
North Carolina
servedIn Georgia militia
sexOrGender male
sibling James Few
signed United States Constitution
spouse Catherine Nicholson
wasMemberOf Anti-Administration faction in the U.S. Senate
Democratic-Republican Party

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William Few father William Few Sr.
linked to: William Few