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Larimer Mansion |
North Huntingdon |
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1756/02/06 |
Born |
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Aaron Burr's Birthday |
1774/00/00 |
Aaron Burr graduates from Litchfield Law School. |
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Tapping Reeve House and Law School |
Litchfield, CT |
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1775/09/23 |
Benedict Arnold and most of the expedition reach Fort Western. The full expedition will set out from Fort Western on September 25. |
American Commander |
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Fort Western |
Augusta, ME |
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Benedict Arnold's Expedition to Quebec |
1782/07/02 |
Theodosia Prevost marries Aaron Burr |
Groom |
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The Hermitage |
Ho-Ho-Kus |
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Marriage of Theodosia Prevost and Aaron Burr |
1786/00/00 |
Erasmus Hall Academy building is built by the townspeople of Flatbush on land donated by the Dutch Reformed Church. Money provided by such notable people as John Vanderbilt, Alexander Hamilton, Jacob Lefferts, John Jay, Aaron Burr |
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Erasmus Hall Academy |
New York City |
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1804/07/11 |
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dual with pistols in Weehawken. |
Belligerent |
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Highwood Estate, Weehawken |
Weehawken |
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Alexander Hamilton Duel |
1804/07/15 |
Aaron Burr fleas to Archibald Clark's home after duel with Alexander Hamilton |
Visitor |
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General Archibald Clark House |
St Marys |
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Alexander Hamilton Duel |
1804/08/25 |
Aaron Burr arrives at Pierce Butler's Hampton Plantation, St Simon's Island where he will sojourn for a month. |
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Hamilton Plantation Slave Cabins |
St Simons Island |
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Alexander Hamilton Duel |
1805/02/04 |
Senate impeachment trial of Judge Samuel Chase, 4 February to 1 March 1805. The House of Representatives charged Judge Chase with eight articles of impeachment. |
Presiding Judge |
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Old Supreme Court Chamber |
United States Capitol |
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Impeachment Trial of Judge Chase |
1805/05/05 |
Burr arrives in Marietta, Ohio. Fourteen miles south of Marietta, Burr lands on Blennerhassett Island and dines with the Blennerhassetts. At 11 o'clock, he continues his journey down the Ohio River. |
Visitor |
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Blennerhassett Island Historic District |
Parkersburg |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1805/05/30 |
Burr arrives in Nashville, he spends four days as the guest of General Andrew Jackson, enjoying public balls and dinners. |
Visitor |
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The Hermitage |
Nashville, TN |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1805/06/00 |
General James Wilkinson provides Burr with "an elegant barge" and letters of introduction to friends in New Orleans. |
Defendant |
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Fort Massac State Park |
Metropolis, IL |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1805/06/25 |
Aaron Burr arrives in New Orleans and meets with Daniel Clark. Burr enjoys banquets and balls as he stays 10 to 12 days. |
Defendant |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1805/07/00 |
Sometime during July-September, Aaron Burr meets with General George Rogers Clark to solicit support for the creation of a new colony west of the Mississippi |
Instigator |
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Locust Grove |
Louisville, KY |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1806/08/00 |
While on Blennerhasset's Island, Burr contracts for the delivery of 15 boats capable of carrying 500 men, a large keel boat for transporting provisions and huge quantities of pork, corn meal, flour and whiskey. |
Defendant |
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Blennerhassett Island Historic District |
Parkersburg |
Whiskey |
Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1807/02/19 |
Lt Gaines, a Sergeant and three soldiers arrest Col Burr 2 or 3 miles from Col Hinson's residence. |
Defendant |
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Washington County |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1807/07/00 |
Aaron Burr spends the night at the Lewis Inn on his way to Richmond for trial on charges of treason |
Defendant |
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Lewis Inn |
Chester, SC |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1807/07/00 |
Aaron Burr arrives in Chester as a prisoner and pleads for help from the local citizens, his podium is a rock located on Main St |
Defendant |
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The Hill, Chester SC |
Chester, SC |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1807/08/03 |
Aaron Burr trial for treason begins in the Hall of the Virginia House of Delegates, Virginia State Capitol, Richmond. |
Defendant |
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Virginia State Capitol |
Richmond |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1807/09/01 |
Aaron Burr is acquitted on 1 September 1807. |
Defendant |
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Virginia State Capitol |
Richmond |
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Aaron Burr Conspiracy |
1833/07/01 |
Widow Eliza Bowen Jumel marries Aaron Burr in the downstairs parlor of Jumel Mansion. |
Groom |
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Morris-Jumel Mansion |
New York City |
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Marriage of Eliza Bowen Jumel and Aaron Burr |
1833/11/00 |
Four months after the marriage, Eliza Jumel Burr files for divorce and hires Alexander Hamilton Jr as one of her divorce attorneys. |
Groom |
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Marriage of Eliza Bowen Jumel and Aaron Burr |
1836/09/14 |
Aaron Burr dies in a boardinghouse (later to be known as the St James Hotel) in the village of Port Richmond on Staten Island. On the same day, his divorce is granted by Judge Philo T Ruggles. Burr is buried near his father in Princeton, New Jersey. |
Died |
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Marriage of Eliza Bowen Jumel and Aaron Burr |