Charles Clinton

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Charles Clinton was an 18th-century Irish-born American colonist and landowner, notable as the father of New York governors James Clinton and George Clinton, the latter also serving as U.S. Vice President.

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Charles Clinton canonical 1
Charles Clinton Jr. 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonist
landowner
person
birthPlace County Longford, Ireland
linked to: County Longford

Ireland
linked to: Island of Ireland
burialPlace Presbyterian Cemetery, Little Britain, New York
child Alexander Clinton
Charles Clinton Jr.
linked to: Charles Clinton

George Clinton
James Clinton
citizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
Province of New York
countryOfOrigin Ireland
ethnicOrigin Irish
familyName Clinton
fatherOf George Clinton
James Clinton
givenName Charles
immigratedTo Province of New York
Thirteen Colonies
landOwned large estate in Little Britain, New York
militaryBranch New York colonial militia
linked to: New York militia
militaryRank colonel
notableFor being the father of New York governor James Clinton
being the father of New York governor and U.S. Vice President George Clinton
leadership among Irish settlers in colonial New York
notableWork development of the Little Britain settlement in New York
occupation colonial official
farmer
landowner
participantIn French and Indian War
positionHeld judge in Orange County, New York
justice of the peace in Ulster County, New York
religion Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian
residence Little Britain, New York
Orange County, New York
Ulster County, New York
linked to: Ulster County
spouse Elizabeth Denniston

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Clinton hasNotableBearer Charles Clinton
Charles Clinton child Charles Clinton Jr.
linked to: Charles Clinton