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832. John Thomas O'SULLIVAN was born in 1637 in Ireland. He died before 7 Sep 1698 in Lynhaven Parish, Princess Ann County, Virginia. The O'Sullivan Family line of Ascent, from John O'Sullivan backward (he, father of Owen I) comes from: www.homepages.rootsweb.com/~tmetrvlr/claiborne.html. John O'Sullivan came to America October 24, 1655 (Patent Book 3, p.392, Land Office, Richmond, Virginia). John J. O'Sullivan 65, born April 18th, 1949 in Brooklyn, New York, died peacefully at home on Thursday July 31st. After a lengthy career in retail, distribution, and logistics, John's career in Indianapolis included Paul Harris, Woods Industries, Brightpoint and several entrepreneurial endeavors.  John O'Sullivan, CBE (born April 25, 1942) is a British conservative political commentator and journalist and currently vice president and executive editor of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. John O'Sullivan – Director of Danube Institute, Budapest. In 2014 he moved to Budapest, to set up Danube Institute. He is the Director of 21st Century Initiatives and Senior Fellow at the National Review Institute in Washington, D.C. . Early career [edit]. He was born at sea, the son of John Thomas O'Sullivan, an American diplomat and sea captain, and Mary Rowly. He descended from a long line of colorful Irish expatriates and soldiers of fortune, and had a strong sense of personal destiny. He graduated Columbia College (1831) and became a lawyer. For other people named John O'Sullivan, see John O'Sullivan (disambiguation) . John L. O'Sullivan as he appeared on the cover of Harper's Weekly in November 1874. O'Sullivan was then attending a conference in Geneva that sought to create a process of international arbitration in order to prevent wars. John O'Sullivan. John O'Sullivan was born in November, 1813. He became a journalist and was the founder and editor of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review (1837-1846). He was also the editor of the New York Morning News (1844-46). In an editorial the in United States Magazine and Democratic Review in July 1845, O'Sullivan became the first person to use the term  manifest destiny  to encourage the spirit of expansionism. Over the following years the Manifest Destiny doctrine claimed that it should be the objective of the United States to absorb all of North America. This expansionism eventually ended in the acquisition of Texas, Oregon and California. In 1854 O'Sullivan became minister to Portugal. Male. John Louis O'Sullivan was an American columnist and editor who used the term Manifest Destiny in 1845 to promote the annexation of Texas and the Oregon Country to the United States.  O'Sullivan, 54, Passed away suddenly while traveling over the Thanksgiving holidays. Born January 16, 1957 in Houston, Texas, John loved Being Out Doors enjoying many activities, Member of St Marys Catholic Church in LaPorte, and had practiced law in Houston and LaPorte for some 28 yrs. Survivors include wife Vidya O'Sullivan of LaPorte, Children are Annette O'Sullivan of San Antonio, Megan Wright and Husband Dallas of Shreveport, La., John Vincent O'Sullivan,II, and Tara O'Sullivan of LaPorte, Brothers James C O'Sullivan of Houston and Richard A. O' Sullivan of Clear Lake City. John O'Sullivan was born in November, 1813. He became a journalist and was the founder and editor of the United States Magazine and Democratic Review (1837-1846). Over the following years the Manifest Destiny doctrine claimed that it should be the objective of the United States to absorb all of North America. This expansionism eventually ended in the acquisition of Texas, Oregon and California. In 1854 O'Sullivan became minister to Portugal.
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