The Political Graveyard: Connecticut: House Speakers

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Connecticut: House Speakers

Index of Politicians by Office Held or Sought

Speakers of the Connecticut State House of Representatives, 1779-2003 (May be incomplete!)
Andrew Adams 1779-80 David Daggett 1794-96 Elias Perkins 1798 Timothy Pitkin 1803-05 Elias Perkins 1815 David Plant 1819-20 Elisha Phelps 1821 Seth P. Beers 1822-23 Ralph I. Ingersoll 1824 Samuel A. Foot 1825-26 Ebenezer Young 1827-28 Elisha Phelps 1829 Henry W. Edwards 1830 William W. Boardman 1836 William W. Boardman 1839 William W. Boardman 1845 Origen Storrs Seymour 1850 Samuel Ingham 1851-52 Eliphalet Bulkeley 186? Augustus Brandegee 1861 Orville H. Platt 1869 Thomas M. Waller 1876 John M. Hall 1882 Henry B. Harrison 1883 Frank B. Brandegee 1899 Marcus H. Holcomb 1905-06 H. Meade Alcorn, Jr. 1941 Ralph E. Van Nostrand 1985-87 Moira Lyons 2003

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