William Pinkney Whyte

William Pinkney White

  • American

William Pinkney Whyte was a notable Maryland Democratic statesman whose long public career included service as the 35th Governor of Maryland, three terms in the United States Senate, and a tenure as Mayor of Baltimore. Born in 1824 at 616 North Calvert Street in Baltimore, he rose through state and national politics as a skilled legislator and party leader. Whyte remained an influential figure in Maryland civic life until his death in 1908 at his home on East Chase Street, after which he was buried in Green Mount Cemetery, Baltimore. - AsNotedIn

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1824/08/09 Isabella Pinkney White, wife of Joseph White, gives birth to a son, William Pinkney White, at home, 616 North Calvert Street (lost), Baltimore, MD. Born
1908/03/17 US Senator William Pinkney Whyte dies at 7.05 PM at his home, 9 East Chase street, Baltimore, following a sudden sinking spell. Erysipelas, which had confined him to his bed since Saturday, was the direct cause of his death. Died The Empire House, B'more Baltimore, MD
1908/03/19 A quiet and private funeral service for Senator Whyte is held at Emmanuel Pretestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore. The family have requested that the Senate refrain from participating in any official capacity. In Memoriam Emmanuel Episcopal Church, B'More Baltimore, MD
1908/03/19 William Pinkney Whyte is buried at Chapel Area, Lot 18, Green Mount Cemetery in Baltimore. In Memoriam Green Mount Cemetery Baltimore, MD
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