Isaac Ingalls Stevens

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Isaac Ingalls Stevens was a 19th-century American army officer, politician, and the first governor of Washington Territory, known for his role in surveying railroad routes and negotiating controversial treaties with Native American tribes.

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instanceOf American politician
United States Army officer
governor
human
appointedBy Franklin Pierce
birthDate 1818-03-25
birthPlace Andover, Massachusetts, United States
linked to: Andover
burialPlace Island Cemetery, Newport, Rhode Island, United States
child Hazard Stevens
civilWarSide Union
commanded 79th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1862-09-01
deathPlace near Chantilly, Virginia, United States
diedIn Battle of Chantilly
educatedAt United States Military Academy
familyName Stevens
fullName Isaac Ingalls Stevens
givenName Isaac
graduationYear 1839
knownFor being the first governor of Washington Territory
controversial Indian treaty policies
negotiating treaties with Native American tribes in the Pacific Northwest
surveying potential routes for a transcontinental railroad
militaryBranch United States Army
militaryRank brigadier general
notableWork Pacific railroad surveys in the northern route
occupation civil engineer
surveyor
officeEnd 1857-08-11
officeStart 1853-11-28
participatedIn American Civil War
Mexican–American War
politicalParty Democratic Party
positionHeld Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives from Washington Territory
Governor of Washington Territory
regionOfActivity Pacific Northwest
Washington Territory
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Olympia, Washington Territory
linked to: Olympia, Washington
spouse Margaret Lyman Stevens
territoryGoverned Washington Territory
treatyNegotiated Treaty of Medicine Creek
Treaty of Neah Bay
Treaty of Point Elliott
Treaty of Point No Point
Walla Walla Council treaties

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Hazard Stevens father Isaac Ingalls Stevens
Washington Territory firstGovernor Isaac Ingalls Stevens
Treaty of Point Elliott signatoryRepresentative Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Hellgate negotiatedBy Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Point No Point negotiatedBy Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Medicine Creek negotiatedBy Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Medicine Creek signatoryRepresentative Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Walla Walla (1855) negotiatedBy Isaac I. Stevens
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Treaty of Neah Bay negotiatedBy Isaac I. Stevens
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Stevens County, Minnesota namedAfter Isaac Ingalls Stevens
Stevens County, Washington namedAfter Isaac Ingalls Stevens
Puget Sound War hasCommander Isaac Stevens
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Battle of Chantilly commander Isaac Stevens
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Battle of Chantilly unionForceCommander Maj. Gen. Isaac Stevens
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Battle of Chantilly notableDeath Isaac Stevens
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Battle of Ox Hill commander Isaac Stevens
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Isaac Ingalls Stevens fullName Isaac Ingalls Stevens
The Life of Isaac Ingalls Stevens about Isaac Ingalls Stevens
The Life of Isaac Ingalls Stevens subjectName Isaac Ingalls Stevens
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Isaac Stevens House namedAfter Isaac Stevens
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