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William Carson

Sir William Carson (baptised June 4, 1770 – February 26, 1843), often called "The Great Reformer", was a Scottish-born businessman, medical doctor, and politician in the Newfoundland Colony. He was one of the foremost advocates for representative government in Newfoundland, which resulted in the creation of a bicameral legislature (the House of Assembly…

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Occupation
Medical doctor, businessman
Education
University of Edinburgh
Born
c. June 4, 1770 Kelton, Scotland
Children
8
Died
February 26, 1843(1843-02-26) (aged 72) St. John's, Newfoundland Colony
Party
Liberal

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William Carson

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Triples14
Avg. degree1.91
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William Carson

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Preceded by · 2
William Carson → Thomas Bennett, William Thomas
Succeeded by · 2
William Carson → James Crowdy, Robert John Parsons
related to Legacy · 2
William Carson → M/V William Carson, The CN Marine
Born · 1
William Carson → c. June 4, 1770 Kelton, Scotland
Children · 1
William Carson → 8
Died · 1
William Carson → February 26, 1843(1843-02-26) (aged 72) St. John's, Newfoundland Colony
Education · 1
William Carson → University of Edinburgh
Occupation · 1
William Carson → Medical doctor, businessman
Party · 1
William Carson → Liberal
Resting place · 1
William Carson → Anglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John's

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William CarsonBornc. June 4, 1770 Kelton, Scotland1.00infobox
William CarsonChildren81.00infobox
William CarsonDiedFebruary 26, 1843(1843-02-26) (aged 72) St. John's, Newfoundland Colony1.00infobox
William CarsonEducationUniversity of Edinburgh1.00infobox
William CarsonOccupationMedical doctor, businessman1.00infobox
William CarsonPartyLiberal1.00infobox
William CarsonPreceded byThomas Bennett1.00infobox
William CarsonPreceded byWilliam Thomas1.00infobox
William CarsonResting placeAnglican Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, St. John's1.00infobox
William CarsonSpouseEsther (Giles?)1.00infobox
William CarsonSucceeded byJames Crowdy1.00infobox
William CarsonSucceeded byRobert John Parsons1.00infobox

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