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James Clarke

1782 – 1867

American politician

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Lived 1782 – 1867 (aged 85). James Clarke was an American politician.

James Clarke (born March 14, 1782) was an American politician who was an early Democratic officeholder, being a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for Westmoreland County.

Biography James Clarke, sometimes spelled Clark, was born on March 14, 1782 and worked as an iron producer at the Washington Furnace. Clarke was a member of the five man Greensburg Committee and signed the Greensburg Resolution the first formal call for Andrew Jackson to run for president, alongside John H. Wise, Frederick A. Wise, Jacob M. Wise, and David Marchand. In 1824 he was appointed to the Pennsylvania Canal Commission by the state house.

Clarke had two unsuccessful bids for United States Congress for the 17th district first in 1826 and again in 1832. Clarke died on October 1, 1867 in Blairsville, Indiana.

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American politician (1782–1867)

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James Clarke was born on 14 March 1782.

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James Clarke died on 1 October 1867.

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· Wikipedia: James Clarke

· Wikidata: Q135105485

· DBpedia: James Clarke (Pennsylvania politician)

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