Thomas Pinckney: Quick Facts


Facts

Born October 23, 1750 • Charleston • South Carolina
Died November 2, 1828 (aged 78) • Charleston • South Carolina
Title / Office House of Representatives (1797-1801), United States • governor (1787-1789), South Carolina
Political Affiliation Federalist Party
Notable Family Members mother Elizabeth Pinckney • brother Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Role In American Revolution • Pinckney’s Treaty • United States presidential election of 1796 • War of 1812

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