The Political Graveyard: Connecticut: State Treasurers

Connecticut: State Treasurers

Connecticut State Treasurers, 1789-2002 (May be incomplete!)
Jedediah Huntington 1789-90 Peter Colt 1790-94 Andrew Kingsbury 1794-1818 Isaac Spencer 1818-35 Jeremiah Brown 1835-38 Hiram Ryder 1838-42 Jabez L. White, Jr. 1842-44 Joseph B. Gilbert 1844-46 Alonzo W. Birge 1846-47 Joseph B. Gilbert 1847-49 Henry D. Smith 1849-51 Thomas Clark 1851-52 Edwin Stearns 1852-54 Daniel Camp 1854-55 Arthur B. Calef 1855-56 Frederick P. Coe 1856-57 Frederick S. Wildman 1857-58 Lucius J. Hendee 1858-61 Ezra Dean 1861-62 Gabriel W. Coite 1862-66 Henry G. Taintor 1866-67 Edward S. Moseley 1867-68 David P. Nichols 1869-70 Charles M. Pond 1870-71 David P. Nichols 1871-73 William E. Raymond 1873-77 Edwin A. Buck 1877-79 Talmadge Baker 1879-81 David P. Nichols 1881-82 James D. Smith 1882-83 Alfred R. Goodrich 1883-85 V. B. Chamberlain 1885-87 Alexander Warner 1887-89 E. Stevens Henry 1889-93 Marvin H. Sanger 1893-95 George W. Hodge 1895-97 Charles W. Grosvenor 1897-99 Charles S. Mersick 1899-1901 Henry H. Gallup 1901-05 James F. Walsh 1905-07 Freeman F. Patten 1907-11 Costello Lippitt 1911-13 Edward S. Roberts 1913-15 F. S. Chamberlain 1915-19 G. Harold Gilpatric 1919-24 Anson T. McCook 1924 Ernest E. Rogers 1925-29 Samuel R. Spencer 1929-31 Roy C. Wilcox 1931-33 J. William Hope 1933-35 John S. Addis 1935-37 Thomas Hewes 1937 Guy B. Holt 1937-39 Joseph E. Talbot 1939-41 Frank M. Anastasio 1941-43 Carl M. Sharpe 1943-45 William T. Carroll 1945-47 Joseph A. Adorno 1947-55 John Ottaviano, Jr. 1955-59 John A. Speziale 1959-61 Donald J. Irwin 1961-63 Gerald A. Lamb 1963-70 John A. Iorio 1970-71 Robert I. Berdon 1971-73 Alden A. Ives 1973-75 Henry E. Parker 1975-86 Joan R. Kemler 1986-87 Francisco L. Borges 1987-93 Joseph M. Suggs, Jr. 1993-95 Christopher B. Burnham 1995-97 Paul J. Silvester 1997-99 Denise L. Nappier 1999-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1882 Jan 2: David P. Nichols, died in office.

1924 Aug 16: G. Harold Gilpatric, resigned; Anson T. McCook, appointed.

1937 Sep 29: John S. Addis, died in office.

1944: William T. Carroll (Dem), elected.

1961 Nov 15: John A. Speziale, resigned.

1961 Nov 20: Donald J. Irwin, appointed.

1970 Feb 11: Gerald A. Lamb, resigned; John A. Iorio, appointed.

1973 Jun 28: Robert I. Berdon, resigned.

1973 Jun 29: Alden A. Ives, appointed.

1986 Feb 3: Henry E. Parker, resigned; Joan R. Kemler, appointed.

1993 Mar 1: Francisco L. Borges, resigned.

1993 Mar 3: Joseph M. Suggs, Jr., appointed.

1997 Jul 22: Christopher B. Burnham, resigned; Paul J. Silvester, appointed.

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