William Matthews (Q26286363)

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William Matthews by Parker (cropped).jpg
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Engraving of William Matthews by George Parker (English)

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sex or gender

male

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country of citizenship

United States of America

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name in native language

William Matthews (English)

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birth name

William Matthews (English)

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family name

Matthews

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nickname

Patriarch of Washington (English)

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date of birth

16 December 1770^Gregorian

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located in the administrative territorial entity

place of birth

Port Tobacco Village

Province of Maryland

country

British America

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date of death

30 April 1854^Gregorian

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place of death

Washington, D.C.

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manner of death

natural causes

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place of burial

Mount Olivet Cemetery

1870s

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St. Patrick's Catholic Church

1854

1870s

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image of grave

Rev. William Matthews (d. 1854) (full).jpg
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15 January 2022

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William Matthews' grave at Mount Olivet Cemetery (English)

location

Mount Olivet Cemetery

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child

no value

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number of children

0

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William Matthews Merrick

kinship to subject

nephew

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Charles Carroll of Carrollton

kinship to subject

cousin

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William Duhurst Merrick

kinship to subject

brother-in-law

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native language

English

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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occupation

Catholic priest

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academic administrator

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professor

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educator

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philanthropist

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Category:American librarians

librarian

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inferred from

retrieved

14 June 2019

employer

Georgetown University

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President of Georgetown University

position held

28 February 1809^Gregorian

1 November 1809^Gregorian

7

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pastor

St. Patrick's Catholic Church

1804

1854

2nd

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vicar apostolic

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia

26 February 1828^Gregorian

1829

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President of Gonzaga College High School

1824

1848

3rd

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trustee

District of Columbia Public Schools

13 July 1813^Gregorian

1844

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1796

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apostolic administrator

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia

26 February 1828^Gregorian

1829

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vice president

Georgetown University

1806

28 February 1809^Gregorian

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board member

President and Directors of Georgetown College

1808

1815

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Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

educated at

academic major

theology

1796

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St. Mary's Seminary and University

academic major

theology

1797

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Colleges of St Omer, Bruges and Liège

academic major

classics

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Category:Georgetown University alumni

Georgetown University

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retrieved

8 July 2019

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student

Charles Boarman

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William Wilson Corcoran

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honorific prefix

Very Reverend

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member of political party

Federalist Party

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Whig Party

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religion or worldview

Catholic Church

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1 November 1809^Gregorian

28 February 1809^Gregorian

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Provincial Councils of Baltimore

participant in

1829

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priestly ordination in the Roman rite

significant event

located in the administrative territorial entity

29 March 1800^Gregorian

Baltimore

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diaconal ordination

26 March 1800^Gregorian

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22 August 1799^Gregorian

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minor orders

23 December 1798^Gregorian

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District of Columbia Public Library

1811

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Commons category

William Matthews

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