Daniel
Cruger, Jr. (1780-1843)
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Birthplace:
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Sunbury, Pa. |
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Occupation:
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Printer, lawyer |
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House 1817-19 (R-New York) |
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Newspapers:
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Union/Owego
American Constellation, 1800-1802 |
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Owego
Democrat, ca. 1802-1804 (not found) |
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Bath
Steuben Patriot, ca. 1816 (as backer) |
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Federal appointments:
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District
Attorney, 7th N.Y. district, 1815-18 |
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May
have been postmaster at Bath in the 1820s, and removed by Andrew
Jackson in 1829 |
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Other offices:
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Member,
New York state assembly, 1814-16, 1826; speaker, 1816 |
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District
Attorney, Steuben County, 1821 |
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Notes
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Apprentice,
1794-1800, with Charles & George Webster, printers &
newspaper publishers in Albany, N.Y. |
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Admitted
to bar in 1805. |
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Regarded
as a member of the Clintonian faction in N.Y. politics by
1820s. |
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