About Eustace Edward Green
Eustace Edward Green was an American politician.
Eustace Edward Green Sr. (1845-1931) was an American politician and educator from North Carolina, he was also a medical doctor in Georgia.
Biography He was born as a slave on February 3, 1845 and was freed upon the arrival of the Union Army in Wilmington on February 25, 1865, towards the end of the American Civil War. He started work as a carpenter whilst obtaining an education in night school. whilst he was living in Wilmington and working as a school principal. He was a Republican and he was also anti-prohibition at the time, but criticized for being pro-prohibition the year before. He was nominated for the position of Speaker of the House but withdrew his name not wishing to offend party leaders. His home is extant.
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Who was Eustace Edward Green?
American educator, physician, and politician
When was Eustace Edward Green born?
Eustace Edward Green was born in Wilmington, North Carolina.
When did Eustace Edward Green die?
Eustace Edward Green died on 1 June 1931 in Detroit.
What was Eustace Edward Green's occupation?
Eustace Edward Green was a politician.
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Eustace Edward Green was American.
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