George Wythe
American
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
1726/00/00 | George Wythe is born at Chesterville Plantation | Born | Chesterville Plantation Site | Hampton | |||
1755/00/00 | Wythe House is built as a wedding present for Elizabeth and George Wythe | Groom | Wythe House | Williamsburg | |||
1760/04/00 | Law-Examiners George Wythe and Pendleton reject Patrick Henry's law license application. | Law Examiner | Wythe House | Williamsburg | Patrick Henry Receives His Law License | ||
1771/00/00 | Chesterville Plantation is built for George Wythe, his home till about 1775 (residence destroyed by fire in 1911) | Home | Chesterville Plantation Site | Hampton | |||
1776/08/02 | Most delegates sign the Declaration of Independence | Signer, Representing Virginia | US Declaration of Independence | American Colonies Declare Independence from Great Britain | |||
1777/01/13 | George Mason, George Wythe, Edmund Pendleton, Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Ludwell Lee meet to outline the Statute of Virginia for Religious Liberty. | Author | Rising Sun Tavern | Fredericksburg, VA | |||
1780/00/00 | Marshall takes law classes at William and Mary taught by George Wythe | Professor | Wren Building, College of William and Mary | Williamsburg | |||
1788/06/24 | George Wythe proposes a resolution to ratify the United States Constitution. | Delegate | Constitution of the United States | Monumental Church | Richmond | ||
1791/00/00 | George Wythe moves to Richmond to serve as a judge on Virginia's court of Chancery, he served till 1802 | Home | Wythe House | Williamsburg | |||
1806/06/00 | George Wythe lays in repose at the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond. | In Memoriam | Virginia State Capitol | Richmond |
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