James Hillhouse

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James Hillhouse was an influential early American politician and civic leader from New Haven, Connecticut, known for his long service in the U.S. Congress and his role in shaping the city’s development.

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instanceOf American politician
civic leader
human
lawyer
alumniOf Yale College
burialPlace Grove Street Cemetery
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1754-10-20
dateOfDeath 1832-12-29
educatedAt Yale College
endTime 1796-06-10
familyName Hillhouse
givenName James
hasPartNamedAfter Hillhouse Avenue, New Haven
linked to: Hillhouse Avenue

Hillhouse High School, New Haven
knownFor long service in the U.S. Congress
shaping the civic development of New Haven, Connecticut
legislativeBodyServedIn 10th United States Congress
11th United States Congress
12th United States Congress
13th United States Congress
2nd United States Congress
3rd United States Congress
4th United States Congress
5th United States Congress
6th United States Congress
7th United States Congress
8th United States Congress
9th United States Congress
memberOf Connecticut General Assembly
Federalist Party
linked to: Federalists

United States House of Representatives
United States Senate
notableWork development of New Haven Green
tree-lined streets of New Haven
occupation lawyer
planter
politician
placeOfBirth Montville, Connecticut NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED
positionHeld Treasurer of Yale College
United States Representative
linked to: U.S. Representative

United States Senator
clerk of the Connecticut General Assembly
religion Congregationalism
represented Connecticut
residence New Haven, Connecticut NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
startTime 1791-03-04

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