Top executive (Chairman, CEO),Sports (Skiing, swimming)

Top executive (Chairman, CEO),Sports (Skiing, swimming)

Entertain Producer,Song writer

Entertain Producer,Song writer

Death of Sibling 1814 (Sister Mary died),Death of Mate 1831 (Wife died of TB),Public speaker (Lecturer),Religion/ Philosophy (Religion, philosophy, ethics, nature),Poet,Textbook/ Non-fiction,Ecclesiastics/ western (Unitarian minister),Kids more than 3 (Two boys and two girls),Kids -Traumatic event (Son died of scarlet fever),Disadvantaged (Very poor),Family traumatic event (Dad died, sister died one year apart),Sibling circumstances (Brother handicapped, institutionalized),Number of Marriages (Two),Widowed (First wife died of TB),Rejection/ Leave church (Left the church after seven years ministry),Medical procedure 1825 (First of series of eye operations),New Career 1826 (Unitarian minister for seven years),Retired 1832 (Resigned from the church),New Career 1833 (Began his lecturing career, 39 years),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1836 (First book, "Nature"),Retired 1872 (Retired from lecturing),Prize 1900 (Hall of Fame for Great Americans),Unique,Exceptional mind (Harvard at 14, outstanding thinker),For Verbal skills,Hall of Fame (For Great Americans),Historic figure (Famed literary figure),Top 5% of Profession,Occult/ Misc. Collection,Begin a program of study 1817 (Entered Harvard on scholorship, age 14),End a program of study 1821 (Graduated Harvard),Begin Travel 25 December 1832 (Sailed for Europe)

Death, Cause unspecified 15 April 1992 (Age 70),Baseball (Baseball player),Military service (United States Coast Guard)

Death, Cause unspecified 15 April 1992 (Age 70),Baseball (Baseball player),Military service (United States Coast Guard)

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