The Political Graveyard: Connecticut: Constitutional Convention

Connecticut: Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1818-1965 (May be incomplete!)
Daniel Burrows 1818 Pierpont Edwards 1818 James Lanman 1818 Amasa Learned 1818 Stephen Mix Mitchell 1818 Timothy Pitkin 1818 Jesse Root 1818 Oliver Wolcott, Jr. 1818 James H. Goss 1867 Thomas M. Waller 1901 William Israel Allyn 1902 Charles B. Andrews 1902 Rudolph H. Chandler 1902 Levi Nelson Clark 1902 Marcus H. Holcomb 1902 George E. Keeney 1902 Charles Phelps 1902 Robert J. Vance 1902 James Henry Webb 1902 H. Meade Alcorn, Jr. 1965 Malcolm Baldrige 1965 Ella T. Grasso 1965 John Davis Lodge 1965 Thomas J. Meskill 1965 Patrick B. O'Sullivan 1965 Chase Going Woodhouse 1965

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