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William Tecumseh Sherman

United States Army general (1820–1891).

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Lived71 years1820–1891

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William Tecumseh Sherman was a United States Army general. Born on 8 February 1820 in John Sherman Birthplace, Sherman died on 14 February 1891 in New York City at the age of 71.

Positions held include board member (1871–1874), board member (1878–1885) and United States Secretary of War. Sherman studied at United States Military Academy.

With a Wikipedia article in 69 languages, William Tecumseh Sherman is No. 3,024 in the People and Position Index.

Born
8 February 1820, John Sherman Birthplace
Died
14 February 1891, New York City (aged 71)
Country
United States
Known as
Military officer, lawyer, banker
Field
Military
Party
Republican Party
Education
United States Military Academy
Languages
English
Children
2
Wikipedia editions
69

Did you know

51

Was 51 when first board member (1871).

71

Lived to 71.

8 Feb

Shares a birthday with Jules Verne and John Ruskin.

69

Has a Wikipedia article in 69 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1871–1874Board member
  2. 1878–1885Board member
  3. —United States Secretary of War

Connections

William Tecumseh Sherman
  • FatherCharles Robert Sherman
  • MotherMary Hoyt
  • SpouseEleanor Boyle Ewing Sherman
  • SiblingCharles Taylor Sherman
  • SiblingHoyt Sherman
  • SiblingJohn Sherman
  • ChildThomas Ewing Sherman
  • ChildWilliam Tecumseh Sherman

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