1827 OH STAMPLESS LETTER SIGNED JEREMIAH McLENE SEC STATE+REVOLUTIONARY WAR GA

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1827 OH STAMPLESS LETTER SIGNED JEREMIAH McLENE SEC STATE+REVOLUTIONARY WAR GA:
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SUPERB FOLDED LETTER DATED 1827, NICE COLUMBUS OHIO OVAL POSTMARK WITH MANUSCRIPT DATE, SIGNED BY JEREMIAH McLENE, SEE BIO BELOW, PRINTED DOCUMENT MENTIONS GOVERNOR (ALLEN) TRIMBLE (Allen Trimble8th & 10thGovernor of OhioIn office
December 19, 1826– December 18, 1830Preceded byJeremiah MorrowSucceeded byDuncan McArthurIn office
January 4, 1822– December 28, 1822Preceded byEthan Allen BrownSucceeded byJeremiah Morrow12thSpeaker of the Ohio SenateIn office
December 6, 1819– December 3, 1826Preceded byRobert LucasSucceeded byAbraham ShepherdMember of theOhio SenatefromHighlandandFayettecountiesIn office
1817–1826Preceded bySamuel EvansSucceeded byJohn JonesMember of theOhio House of RepresentativesfromHighlandCountyIn office
1816–1817Preceded byJames JohnstonSucceeded byJoseph SwearingenPersonal detailsBornNovember 24, 1783
Augusta County, VirginiaDiedFebruary 3, 1870(aged86)
Hillsboro, OhioPolitical party

Democratic-Republican
National Republican
Whig
Know Nothing
Constitutional Union

Relations

James Trimble (father)
Jane Allen Trimble (mother)

ChildrenEliza Thompson(daughter)

Allen Trimble(November 24, 1783 – February 3, 1870) was aFederalistandNational Republicanpolitician fromOhio. Son of James Trimble and Jane Allen.[1]He served as theeighth and tenth Governor of Ohio, first concurrently as Senate Speaker, later elected twice in his own right.)

Allen Trimble8th & 10thGovernor of OhioIn office
December 19, 1826– December 18, 1830Preceded byJeremiah MorrowSucceeded byDuncan McArthurIn office
January 4, 1822– December 28, 1822Preceded byEthan Allen BrownSucceeded byJeremiah Morrow12thSpeaker of the Ohio SenateIn office
December 6, 1819– December 3, 1826Preceded byRobert LucasSucceeded byAbraham ShepherdMember of theOhio SenatefromHighlandandFayettecountiesIn office
1817–1826Preceded bySamuel EvansSucceeded byJohn JonesMember of theOhio House of RepresentativesfromHighlandCountyIn office
1816–1817Preceded byJames JohnstonSucceeded byJoseph SwearingenPersonal detailsBornNovember 24, 1783
Augusta County, VirginiaDiedFebruary 3, 1870(aged86)
Hillsboro, OhioPolitical party

Democratic-Republican
National Republican
Whig
Know Nothing
Constitutional Union

Relations

James Trimble (father)
Jane Allen Trimble (mother)

ChildrenEliza Thompson(daughter)Allen Trimble(November 24, 1783 – February 3, 1870) was aFederalistandNational Republicanpolitician fromOhio. Son of James Trimble and Jane Allen.[1]He served as theeighth and tenth Governor of Ohio, first concurrently as Senate Speaker, later elected twice in his own right.)
Allen Trimble8th & 10thGovernor of OhioIn office
December 19, 1826– December 18, 1830Preceded byJeremiah MorrowSucceeded byDuncan McArthurIn office
January 4, 1822– December 28, 1822Preceded byEthan Allen BrownSucceeded byJeremiah Morrow12thSpeaker of the Ohio SenateIn office
December 6, 1819– December 3, 1826Preceded byRobert LucasSucceeded byAbraham ShepherdMember of theOhio SenatefromHighlandandFayettecountiesIn office
1817–1826Preceded bySamuel EvansSucceeded byJohn JonesMember of theOhio House of RepresentativesfromHighlandCountyIn office
1816–1817Preceded byJames JohnstonSucceeded byJoseph SwearingenPersonal detailsBornNovember 24, 1783
Augusta County, VirginiaDiedFebruary 3, 1870(aged86)
Hillsboro, OhioPolitical party

Democratic-Republican
National Republican
Whig
Know Nothing
Constitutional Union

Relations

James Trimble (father)
Jane Allen Trimble (mother)

ChildrenEliza Thompson(daughter)Allen Trimble(November 24, 1783 – February 3, 1870) was aFederalistandNational Republicanpolitician fromOhio. Son of James Trimble and Jane Allen.[1]He served as theeighth and tenth Governor of Ohio, first concurrently as Senate Speaker, later elected twice in his own right.)
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from Ohio\'s8thdistrictIn office
March 4, 1833– March 3, 1837Preceded byWilliam StanberySucceeded byJoseph Ridgway2ndOhio Secretary of StateIn office
December, 1808– January, 1831Preceded byWilliam Creighton, Jr.Succeeded byMoses H. KirbyPersonal detailsBorn1767
Cumberland County, PennsylvaniaDiedMarch 19, 1837
Washington, D.C.Resting placeCongressional CemeteryPolitical partyJacksonian

Jeremiah McLene(1767 – March 19, 1837) was aU.S. RepresentativefromOhiofrom 1833 to 1837,major generalof militia in theAmerican Revolutionary War, the 2ndOhio Secretary of Statefrom 1808 to 1831, and astate representativefrom 1807 to 1808. He served as aDemocrat.

Early life[edit]

McLene was born inCumberland County,Pennsylvaniain 1767. As a youth he attended the common schools. During theRevolutionhe served in themilitiaat a very young age and rose to the rank of major general by the war\'s end in 1783.

Political career[edit]

After the war he moved west to settle inChillicothe, Ohio. By 1806, he had been elected to the Ohio House of Representatives as a Democrat. He became Secretary of State in 1808 and served eight terms until 1831. During this time, in 1816, he moved north toColumbus, Ohio. OhioPresidential electorin 1832 forAndrew Jackson.[1]In 1832 he was elected to the United States House of Representatives for theOhio\'s 8th congressional districtand served two terms. He lost re-election to a third term in 1836 to aWhig,Joseph Ridgway.

Death[edit]

McLene died inWashington, D.C.on March 19, 1837 at age 70, before he could move back to Columbus. He is interred in the United StatesCongressional Cemetery.