Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1763-1844
Abraham Bishop
Abraham Bishop was an important though not well-known participant in the formation of the nation's first party system, he provided a critical link between the leaders of Thomas Jefferson's Republican Party and its rand-and-file constituency in Connecticut. Bishop was a forceful critic of Alexander Hamilton's Federalst Party, its program of commercialization and, above all, the deferential politics that had been characteristic of the colonial area. He also participated in another rebellion: the election of Thomas Jefferson and his "Revolution" of 1800. The effect of this bloodless political upheaval was just as influential on the nation's policy and society as the uprising of 1776.
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Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1st married Nancy Dexter in 1792 and they divorced in 1800 (refer to Wikipedia)
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Abraham Bishop
Abraham Bishop was an important though not well-known participant in the formation of the nation's first party system, he provided a critical link between the leaders of Thomas Jefferson's Republican Party and its rand-and-file constituency in Connecticut. Bishop was a forceful critic of Alexander Hamilton's Federalst Party, its program of commercialization and, above all, the deferential politics that had been characteristic of the colonial area. He also participated in another rebellion: the election of Thomas Jefferson and his "Revolution" of 1800. The effect of this bloodless political upheaval was just as influential on the nation's policy and society as the uprising of 1776.
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Contributor: BEC R (48953569) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1st married Nancy Dexter in 1792 and they divorced in 1800 (refer to Wikipedia)
Contributor: Ruth Horn Essary Varley (47294892) •
Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1763-1844
Abraham Bishop
Abraham Bishop was an important though not well-known participant in the formation of the nation's first party system, he provided a critical link between the leaders of Thomas Jefferson's Republican Party and its rand-and-file constituency in Connecticut. Bishop was a forceful critic of Alexander Hamilton's Federalst Party, its program of commercialization and, above all, the deferential politics that had been characteristic of the colonial area. He also participated in another rebellion: the election of Thomas Jefferson and his "Revolution" of 1800. The effect of this bloodless political upheaval was just as influential on the nation's policy and society as the uprising of 1776.
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Contributor: BEC R (48953569) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1st married Nancy Dexter in 1792 and they divorced in 1800 (refer to Wikipedia)
Contributor: Ruth Horn Essary Varley (47294892) •
Abraham Bishop
Abraham Bishop was an important though not well-known participant in the formation of the nation's first party system, he provided a critical link between the leaders of Thomas Jefferson's Republican Party and its rand-and-file constituency in Connecticut. Bishop was a forceful critic of Alexander Hamilton's Federalst Party, its program of commercialization and, above all, the deferential politics that had been characteristic of the colonial area. He also participated in another rebellion: the election of Thomas Jefferson and his "Revolution" of 1800. The effect of this bloodless political upheaval was just as influential on the nation's policy and society as the uprising of 1776.
from user Barbara JJ - Familysearch
Contributor: BEC R (48953569) • [email protected]
Suggested edit: Abraham Bishop 1st married Nancy Dexter in 1792 and they divorced in 1800 (refer to Wikipedia)
Contributor: Ruth Horn Essary Varley (47294892) •
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Abraham Bishop died April 28th, 1844 aged 81 years
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