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The Hague (Netherlands) (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
Spring Garden (Virginia, United States) (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
France (France) (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of bei while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
Thomas Jefferson (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of bewhile very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
William Short (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
George Washington (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
1759 AD (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
1849 AD (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
1789 AD (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.
1784 AD (search for this): entry short-william
Short, William 1759-1849
Diplomatist; born in Spring Garden, Va., Sept. 30, 1759; was educated at the College of William and Mary; became a member of the Virginia executive council while very young; and in 1784 accompanied Jefferson to France as secretary of legation.
In 1789 Washington appointed him charge d'affaires to the French Republic on the retirement of Jefferson from his post in France.
This was the first commission signed by President Washington, and Short had the honor of being the first public officer appointed under the national Constitution.
He was successively minister resident at The Hague and minister to Spain.
He died in Philadelphia, Dec. 5, 1849.