James McHenry Net Worth at Death
Net worth at death (1816)
$87.8 thousand
Figures before 1913 predate official US CPI data and cannot be reliably inflation-adjusted.
Who was James McHenry?
Representation of Maryland and involvement in early American governance defined the career of James McHenry, a statesman, military surgeon, and Founding Father of the United States. He served as a signer of the U.S. Constitution from Maryland and represented the state in the Continental Congress. His governmental service included being Secretary of War from 1796 to 1800, bridging administrations under George Washington and John Adams. By 1816, McHenry was estimated to possess a net worth of $87,821; at that time, he owned ten slaves, many of whom worked as household servants or maintained his estate.
Died
1816
Known for
Entrepreneur
Wealth from
Statistician
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