-
Mangle Minthorne Tompkins (December 26, 1807 – June 5, 1881 New York City) was an
American politician from New York. He was the son of
Daniel D. Tompkins...
-
Hannah Minthorne Tompkins (August 28, 1781 –
February 18, 1829) was the wife of
Daniel D. Tompkins, the
governor of New York and
later vice president...
- 1798,
Daniel Tompkins, 23,
married 16-year-old
Hannah Minthorne, the
daughter of
Mangle Minthorne, an ****istant
alderman of New York City. The
couple had...
-
Syracuse and p****ed a
series of
strong free soil resolutions. They
nominated Minthorne Tompkins for governor.
Washington Hunt, in****bent
Governor since 1851...
-
owned by
Gerrit Hendricksen in 1646 and
later given to
Philip Minthorne by 1732. The
Minthorne and
Stuyvesant families both held
enslaved people on their...
-
Performance Video analyst Kevin Pineda High
performance director Michael Minthorne Sports dietician Bethany Chapman Medical director Emily Fortunado Physical...
-
Tobey William H.
Tobey Walker Todd Ward V.
Tolbert Bernard Tompkins Minthorne Tompkins Herman H.
Torborg Gardner Towne James E.
Towner Henry A. Townsend...
- the
United States Congress.
Accessed April 7, 2016. "interment in the
Minthorne vault in St. Mark's Churchyard, New York City." St. Mark's
Church in-the-Bowery...
- 23, 1814 –
March 4, 1817 Tompkins,
Hannah Hannah Tompkins (née
Hannah Minthorne) Tompkins,
Daniel D
Daniel D
Tompkins February 20, 1798
March 4, 1817...
-
Seymour 264,121 50.31% +.74 Whig
Washington Hunt (In****bent) 241,525 46.01% Free Soil
Minthorne Tompkins 19,296 3.68%
Democratic gain from Whig Swing...
