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Joseph Chagnon 1817

Joseph Chagnon was born on October 15, 1817 to François Chagnon, I and Reine (Desmarais) Chagnon, and has a brother François Chagnon, I I. Joseph Chagnon married Julie (Guyon Dit Dion Et Dutilly) Chagnon, and has a child Vitaline (Chagnon) Belair.

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October 15, 1817

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In 1817, in the year that Joseph Chagnon was born, on March 4th, James Monroe was sworn in as the fifth President of the United States. He had run against Rufus King and won 68.2% of the popular vote.

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In 1821, on March 5th, President James Monroe was sworn in for his second term. Because March 4th - the day that the inauguration was supposed to be held - was a Sunday, Monroe moved it to Monday, the 5th. Also, the swearing in was held indoors because of a snowstorm.

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