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Charles Whitmore 1943

Charles Whitmore was born on June 23, and died in November 1943. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Charles Whitmore.

Charles Whitmore

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June 23

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1943

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November 1943

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Charles Whitmore lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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In 1807, on February 19th, former Vice President of the United States Aaron Burr was arrested on charges of treason, accused of plotting to grab parts of Louisiana and Mexico in order to create an independent republic. On September 1st, he was acquitted of the charges. Although he was deemed to be guilty of plotting against the U.S., he was not found to be guilty of an "overt act" - which is the Constitutional requirement to be met. Burr's reputation, after the charges and the duel with Alexander Hamilton, was ruined, however.

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In 1860, on December 20th, South Carolina seceded from the United States - the first state to do so. At the time, there were about 4 million people enslaved in the American South.

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