PORTER, Peter Buell [1773-1844] -- Political figure and soldier, General
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General
Secretary of War (1828-1829, John Q. Adams)
Secretary of War (1828-1829, John Q. Adams)
His family owned Niagara Falls for 80 years prior to 1885 NY state repurchase. 
Chronology |
1828-1829 | Secretary of War |
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- Peter Buell Porter by Daniel Huntington (1816–1906)
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