Spencer, John C. (John Canfield), 1788-1855
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Spencer, John C. (John Canfield), 1788-1855
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Spencer, John Canfield
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Spencer, John Canfield (1788-1855).
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Spencer, John Canfield (1788-1855).
Spencer, John C. 1788-1855
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Spencer, John Canfield, 1788-1854.
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John Canfield Spencer
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John Canfield Spencer
Spencer, John Canfield, Hon, active 1795-1850
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Spencer, John C.
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Spencer, John Canfield, fl. 1795-1850
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Canfield Spencer, John 1788-1855
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Canfield Spencer, John 1788-1855
Counsellor at law 1788-1855
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John C. Spencer served as a Congressman from New York from 1817-1819, and was later Secretary of War and then Secretary of the Treasury in the administration of President Tyler.
American lawyer and cabinet officer.
U.S. representative from New York, U.S. secretary of war and secretary of the treasury, and New York public official.
U.S. Secretary of War under President Tyler, 1841-1843. Great grandfather of Mrs. Guilford Francis of Buffalo, N.Y.
Spencer was a New York state lawyer and congressman. In 1839 he became secretary of the state of New York and U.S. secretary of War (1841-1843).
U.S. secretary of war under President Tyler, 1841-1843. Great grandfather of Mrs. Guilford Francis of Buffalo, N.Y.
American lawyer, Congressman and cabinet officer.
John C. Spencer, a Congressman from N.Y., also served as President Tyler's Secretary of War and Secretary of the Treasury. Spencer resigned from the Cabinet because of his opposition to annex Texas. He was then nominated to the Supreme Court, but was rejected.
John Nelson, a Congressman from Maryland, also served as President Tyler's Attorney General, as well as the Secretary of State ad interim.
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