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Ross, William H. (William Henry Harrison), 1814-1877

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Personal name headingRoss, William H. (William Henry Harrison), 1814-1877
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Variant(s)Ross, William H.H. (William Henry Harrison), 1814-1877
Ross, William Henry Harrison, 1814-1877
See alsoDelaware. Governor (1851-1855 : Ross)
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Associated countryUnited States
LocatedSeaford (Del.)
Birth date18140602
Death date18770629
Place of birthLaurel (Del.)
Place of deathSeaford (Del.)
Field of activityPolitics Government
Politics and government Agriculture Banks and banking Commerce Retail trade
AffiliationDemocratic Party (U.S.) Farmers bank of the State of Delaware
W.M. Ross and Company
Delaware State Agricultural Society
Profession or occupationGovernors
Merchants Bankers Farmers
Found inDocument appointing John A. Nicholson to be superindendent of schools in and for Kent County, Delaware, 1851 March 3: finding aid (William H. Ross (1814-1877) served as the Democratic Governor of the state of Delaware from January 21, 1851, until January 16, 1855. Ross, originally a farmer from Seaford, Delaware, was also a member of the State Agricultural Society beginning in the mid-1850s)
OCLC June 5, 2015 (access point: Ross, William H., 1814-; usage: William H. Ross)
National Governors Association website, June 5, 2015 (Delaware Governor William Henry Harrison Ross, in office Jan. 21-1851-Jan. 16, 1855; born June 2, 1814 in Laurel, Delaware; before entering politics, he worked in his father's mercantile business and a few years later opened his own store in Seaford, Delaware; after his term ended, he retired from public service and served as a senior partner in his firm, the W.M. Ross and Company. William H.H. Ross died June 29, 1877 and is buried at the St. Luke's Episcopal Churchyard in Seaford, Delaware.)
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