William Plumer
William Plumer
(
June 25
,
1759
–
December 22
,
1850
) was an
American
lawyer and lay preacher from
Epping, New Hampshire
. He represented
New Hampshire
in the
United States Senate
and served as Governor of New Hampshire. In the
1820 presidential election
, he cast the only dissenting vote in the
Electoral College
against incumbent President
James Monroe
, voting instead for
John Quincy Adams
.
External link
Plumers biographic sketch at U.S. Congress website
Plumer, William Plumer, William Plumer, William Plumer, William
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