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(Q7528760)

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Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland

American colonial governor (1741-1784)

  • Robert Eden, 1. Baronet
  • Sir Robert Eden, Knight Governor of Maryland
  • Sir Robert Eden
  • Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet of Maryland
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Statements

place of burial
spouse
Caroline Eden
start time
26 April 1765Gregorian
place of marriage
St George's, Hanover Square
4 references
The Peerage person ID
p7644.htm#i76440
retrieved
7 August 2020
applies to part
April 26
stated in
Archives of Maryland Biographical Series
title
Sir Robert Eden (1741-1784) (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
Biography
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/000300/000391/html/391bio.html
last update
30 June 2015
retrieved
21 October 2020
stated in
Archives of Maryland Biographical Series
title
Robert Eden (1741-1784) (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
Notes from Bernard C. Steiner, Life and Administration of Sir Robert Eden (Series XVI, nos. 7-9, Johns Hopkins University Studies in History and Political Science) Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1898.
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/000300/000391/pdf/steiner.pdf
retrieved
21 October 2020
stated in
Archives of Maryland Biographical Series
title
Robert Eden (1741-1784) (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
New Dictionary of National Biography Entry
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/000300/000391/html/ndnbeden.html
retrieved
21 October 2020
residence
Jennings House
start time
1769
end time
June 1776Gregorian
2 references
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/stagser/s1259/141/278/html/govhse.html
title
Government House: Maryland Treasure (English)
publisher
Maryland State Archives
last update
23 January 2019
quotation
The search for a suitable residence for the governor resulted in the acquisition of the Jennings House... In 1769, it was purchased by Governor Robert Eden, Maryland's last provincial governor. After his departure, the house was confiscated by the state (English)
retrieved
21 October 2020
stated in
Archives of Maryland Biographical Series
title
Sir Robert Eden (1741-1784) (English)
section, verse, paragraph, or clause
Biography
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/megafile/msa/speccol/sc3500/sc3520/000300/000391/html/391bio.html
last update
30 June 2015
quotation
His initial task, to significantly remodel and furnish the Eden-Jennings House was one of his most expensive private endeavours under his governorship. (English)
retrieved
21 October 2020
military or police rank
owner of
Jennings House
start time
1769
end time
1776
end cause
confiscation
1 reference
reference URL
https://msa.maryland.gov/msa/stagser/s1259/141/278/html/govhse.html
title
Government House: Maryland Treasure (English)
publisher
Maryland State Archives
last update
23 January 2019
quotation
The search for a suitable residence for the governor resulted in the acquisition of the Jennings House... In 1769, it was purchased by Governor Robert Eden, Maryland's last provincial governor. After his departure, the house was confiscated by the state (English)
retrieved
21 October 2020
Commons category
Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland
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Identifiers

FAST ID
472474
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IdRef ID
254924743
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BabelNet ID
03182691n
1 reference
stated in
BabelNet
retrieved
21 October 2020
Prabook ID
1055704
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SNAC ARK ID
w6w96f13
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SNARC ID
Q87504
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WBIS ID
A131185
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Rodovid ID
39994
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The Peerage person ID
p7644.htm#i76440
subject named as
Sir Robert Eden, 1st Bt.
1 reference
retrieved
7 August 2020
WikiTree person ID
Eden-432
subject named as
Sir Robert Eden Bt (14 Sep 1741 - 2 Sep 1784)
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