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Thomas L. L. Brent

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Brent had sunk a large portion of money into the land purchases, and as such had little to pay taxes on the land or to pay for improvements of it. Brent is noted to have refused to sell his land, until his expenditures required him to sell portions of it. By the time of his death, he was considered
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Brent was married to a Spanish woman. Some sources claim Brent married the woman before his career in the diplomatic service, while others claim he met her on said diplomatic service. Together they had two children, Charlotte M. and Henry Lee. They were both born around the 1820s.
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presented his credentials to the government in August 1816. After Erving left his post in April 1819, Brent took charge as interim chargé d'affairs until May 18, 1819, when
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Brent died in 1845. His son, Henry, did not take an interest in his father's estate, instead focusing on the construction of musical instruments.
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commissioned Brent as secretary of the U.S. legation in Portugal. In June 1823, he was appointed by President Monroe as U.S. consul in
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in May 1815, and had his official status recognized by the Spanish government on August 28. Brent was in charge of the legation until
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After his career in the diplomatic service, Brent, along with his wife, settled in
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as secretary for the U.S. legation to Spain. He resigned as clerk in November.
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Brent Creek, a hamlet in Flushing Township, is named for Thomas L. L. Brent.
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History of Genesee County, Michigan, Her People, Industries and Institutions
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The Descendants of Coll. Giles Brent, Capt. George Brent and Robert Brent
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in 1811. On October 15, 1814, Brent was commissioned by President
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Thomas Ludwell Lee Brent was born on August 9, 1784, in
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Report of the Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan
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United States Chargé d'Affaires to Portugal
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry Dearborn
Edward Kavanagh
Stafford County, Virginia
Michigan
Stafford County, Virginia
Daniel Brent
Richard Brent
U.S. state department
Robert Smith
James Madison
Madrid
George W. Erving
John Forsyth
James Monroe
Cadiz
John Quincy Adams
Flushing Township, Michigan
Edwin Orin Wood
Genesee
Saginaw County




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