The Political Graveyard: Alabama: State Senate

Alabama: State Senate

Members of the Alabama State Senate, 1819-1994 (May be incomplete!)
Gabriel Moore 1819-20 Nicholas Davis 182? Arthur F. Hopkins 1822-24 James Abercrombie 1825-33 Arthur P. Bagby 1825 Matthew Clay 1825-27 James Jackson 1825 David Hubbard 1827-28 Joab Lawler 1831 Francis Strother Lyon 1833-34 Samuel Johnson 1834 Samuel Johnson 1836 Samuel W. Oliver 1836-37 James L. F. Cottrell 1838-41 William Jeffreys Alston 1839 Felix G. McConnell 1839 William L. Yancey 1843 John Gill Shorter 1845 John Anthony Winston 1845 James Abercrombie 1847-50 Thomas H. Watts 1847-53 Albert C. Crumpler 185? Robert Hardy Smith 1851 James Shelton Dickinson 1853-55 Henry Cox Jones 1853 Robert B. Lindsay 1857 William Parish Chilton 1859 Lewis Maxwell Stone 1859-63 Robert Stell Heflin 1860 Robert Fulwood Ligon 1861 Robert B. Lindsay 1866 Frederick George Bromberg 1868-72 Charles Hays 1868 John Mason Martin 1871 Jeremiah Haralson 1872 James T. Jones 1872 John H. Bankhead 1876-77 George P. Harrison 1876 Francis Strother Lyon 1876 William Collinsworth Steagall 188? Willis Brewer 1882-90 John L. Burnett 1886 William Anderson Handley 1888 John Henry Parker 1888-89 William Peeples Oden 1890 William D. Jelks 189? Edward B. Almon 1892-94 Willis Brewer 1894-97 John W. Abercrombie 1896-98 Russell McWhorter Cunningham 1896-1900 Fred L. Blackmon 1900-10 Lucien Dunbibbin Gardner 1906 Thomas E. Kilby 1911-15 Thomas S. Plowman 1912 John Miller Bonner 192? Handy Ellis 1927-31 George Robinson Swift 1935-39 J. Bruce Henderson 1939-51 Zadoc L. Weatherford 1939-40 Albert Boutwell 1946-58 James B. Allen 1947-51 George Robinson Swift 1947-51 Roland Cooper 195? Bill Nichols 1963-67 Clement Clay Torbert, Jr. 1966-77 Woodrow Albea 1967-71 Richard C. Shelby 1971-78 U. W. Clemon 1975-80 Ronnie G. Flippo 1975-77 H. L. 'Sonny' Callahan 1979-83 Earl F. Hilliard 1981-93 Spencer T. Bachus III 1983-84 Ann Bedsole 1983-94 William J. Cabaniss 1983-90

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1827: Matthew Clay, died in office.

1942: Kenneth A. Roberts, elected.

1962: George C. Hawkins, Jr., elected; Guy Hunt (Rep), defeated.

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