The Political Graveyard: Indiana: House Speakers

Indiana: House Speakers

Speakers of the Indiana State House of Representatives, 1818-1972 (May be incomplete!)
Williamson Dunn 1818-20 William Graham 1820-21 Samuel Milroy 1821-22 David Hervey Maxwell 1823-24 John W. Davis 1832-33 Nathan B. Palmer 1833-34 Caleb B. Smith 1836 John W. Davis 1841-42 Alexander Campbell Stevenson 1844-45 John Smith Simonson 1845-46 Ebenezer Dumont 1850-51 John W. Davis 1851-52 William H. English 1851-52 David Kilgore 1855 Ballard Smith 1857 Cyrus M. Allen 1861 John U. Pettit 1865 William Kirkpatrick Edwards 1873 William D. Bynum 1883 Mason Jenks Niblack 1889-91 Henry Corbin Pettit 1897 Harry Guyer Leslie 1925-27 James M. Knapp 1929 James M. Knapp 1939-41 Birch Bayh 1959-60 Otis Ray Bowen 1967-72

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