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Gideon Olin

Gideon Olin (November 2, 1743 – January 21, 1823) was an American politician. He served as a United States representative from Vermont.

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Profession
farmer, congressman
Born
(1743-11-02)November 2, 1743 East Greenwich, Rhode Island Colony, British America
Children
Benjamin Olin, Esther Olin, Nathaniel Green Olin, Abram Baldwin Olin and Job S. Olin
Died
January 21, 1823(1823-01-21) (aged 79) Shaftsbury, Vermont, U.S.
Party
Democratic-Republican
Preceded by
Israel Smith

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Gideon Olin

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Gideon Olin

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related to External links · 9
Gideon Olin → Biographical Directory, Gideon, O000067, Olin, Political Graveyard, United States Congress, Vermont Archived November, Vermont Historical Magazine, Wayback MachineThe Political Graveyard
Born · 1
Gideon Olin → (1743-11-02)November 2, 1743 East Greenwich, Rhode Island Colony, British America
Children · 1
Gideon Olin → Benjamin Olin, Esther Olin, Nathaniel Green Olin, Abram Baldwin Olin and Job S. Olin
Died · 1
Gideon Olin → January 21, 1823(1823-01-21) (aged 79) Shaftsbury, Vermont, U.S.
Party · 1
Gideon Olin → Democratic-Republican
Preceded by · 1
Gideon Olin → Israel Smith
Profession · 1
Gideon Olin → farmer, congressman
Spouse(s) · 1
Gideon Olin → Lydia Myers Pope Olin and Patience Dwinnell Olin
Succeeded by · 1
Gideon Olin → James Witherell

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olin vermont served united states shaftsbury gideon 1823 abram baldwin democratic-republican november 1743 january 21 american family office 1799 born

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Gideon OlinBorn(1743-11-02)November 2, 1743 East Greenwich, Rhode Island Colony, British America1.00infobox
Gideon OlinChildrenBenjamin Olin, Esther Olin, Nathaniel Green Olin, Abram Baldwin Olin and Job S. Olin1.00infobox
Gideon OlinDiedJanuary 21, 1823(1823-01-21) (aged 79) Shaftsbury, Vermont, U.S.1.00infobox
Gideon OlinPartyDemocratic-Republican1.00infobox
Gideon OlinPreceded byIsrael Smith1.00infobox
Gideon OlinProfessionfarmer, congressman1.00infobox
Gideon OlinSpouse(s)Lydia Myers Pope Olin and Patience Dwinnell Olin1.00infobox
Gideon OlinSucceeded byJames Witherell1.00infobox
Gideon Olinrelated to External linksUnited States Congress0.60section
Gideon Olinrelated to External linksO0000670.60section
Gideon Olinrelated to External linksBiographical Directory0.60section
Gideon Olinrelated to External linksPolitical Graveyard0.60section

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