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About Thomas Corcoran, Jr.
He came to Baltimore in 1783 where he worked for his uncle, William Wilson. In 1788 he went to Georgetown, now Washington, DC, and was mayor when President Washington came with L'Enfant to lay out Washington City. He headed the welcoming delegation and gave the address. He served as Adjutant of the 18th Maryland Regiment in 1794, and was named Magistrate by President Jefferson and Postmaster by President Madison.
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Thomas Corcoran, Jr.'s Timeline
| 1754 |
1754
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Limerick, Ireland
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| 1789 |
1789
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1791 |
January 29, 1791
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1794 |
1794
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1797 |
January 26, 1797
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1798 |
December 27, 1798
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Fort Lesley J. McNair, Georgetown, Arlington County, District of Columbia, United States
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| 1807 |
January 22, 1807
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Washington, District of Columbia
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| 1830 |
January 27, 1830
Age 76
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Washington, District of Columbia
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