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1773: Born: February 9th in Charles City County,Virginia
1791: Drops his studies in Medicine in favor of becoming a Soldier
1795: Marries Anna Symmes.
1798-1801: Serves as Secretary of the Northwest Territory
1801-12: Serves as Territorial Governor of Indiana
1811: Defeats Indians at Tippecanoe River.
1816-19: Serves as U.S. Congressman from Ohio
1819-21: Serves as Ohio State Senator
1825-28: Serves as U.S. Senator
1836: Loses the election to Martin Van Buren
1841: Elected ninth U.S. President; one month later, becomes the first President to die in Office

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