Angelica Schuyler Church
Socialite and political figure

Born
February 20th, 1756
269 years ago
Died
1814
211 years ago — 58 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United States
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Born in 1756, she was a prominent figure in New York society during the late 18th century. Sister-in-law to Alexander Hamilton, maintained close relationships with influential personalities of the time, including Thomas Jefferson and George Washington. Engaged in social and political discussions of the era, contributing to the shaping of public opinion. Managed family affairs, particularly after her husband’s political career. Her correspondence has provided insights into the era's social dynamics and revolutionary politics.
Maintained a significant correspondence with Thomas Jefferson
Sustained her family's prominence in New York society
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