John Parker Hale

E521844

John Parker Hale was a prominent 19th-century American politician and outspoken anti-slavery senator from New Hampshire.

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instanceOf abolitionist
human
politician
burialPlace Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover, New Hampshire
candidateInElection United States presidential election of 1852
causeOfDeath stroke
child Lucy Lambert Hale
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1806-03-31
dateOfDeath 1873-11-19
educatedAt Bowdoin College
Phillips Exeter Academy
Rochester Academy
familyName Hale
givenName John
knownFor being one of the first openly anti-slavery U.S. senators
leadership in the Free Soil Party
memberOfPoliticalParty Democratic Party
Free Soil Party
Republican Party
middleName Parker
movement abolitionism
anti-slavery movement
nominatedBy Free Soil Party
notableWork early Senate speeches against slavery
opposition to the annexation of Texas as a slave state
occupation diplomat
lawyer
politician
officeEndTime 1845-03-03
1853-03-03
1865-03-03
officeStartTime 1843-03-04
1847-03-04
1855-03-04
placeOfBirth Rochester, New Hampshire
placeOfDeath Dover, New Hampshire
positionHeld Member of the United States House of Representatives
United States Minister to Spain
United States Senator
religion Unitarianism
represents New Hampshire
residence Dover, New Hampshire
sexOrGender male
spouse Lucy Hill Lambert
linked to: Lucy Hill
workLocation Concord, New Hampshire
Washington, D.C.

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John P. Hale fullName John Parker Hale
Lucy Lambert Hale father John Parker Hale