The Political Graveyard: Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1820s

Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1820s

Members of the Indiana State House of Representatives, 1820-29 (may be incomplete!)
Williamson Dunn 1816-20 William Graham 1816-21 Samuel Milroy 1816-22 Thomas H. Blake 1819-20 Daniel Grass 1819-21 Joseph Holman 1819-22 Dann Lynn 1819-20 Jeremiah Sullivan 1819-21 Ezra Ferris 1820-22 Joseph Hanna 1820-21 Thomas Swain 1820-21 John Benefiel 1821-22 Jeremiah Cox 1821-22 David Hervey Maxwell 1821-25 John Milroy 1821-22 William Prince 1821-22 James Brown Ray 1821-22 Thomas Vandeveer 1821-22 Charles De Pauw 1822-23 John L. Dumont 1822-23 Nathaniel Hunt 1822-23 Joseph Lane 1822-23 Dennis Pennington 1822-24 Oliver H. Smith 1822 Thomas H. Blake 1823-24 James Brownlee 1823-24 Ralph Cotton 1823-24 David Edwards 1823-24 Thomas Hendricks 1823-25 Robert Kennedy 1823-24 John Law 1824 Newton Claypool 1825-28 James M. Farrington 1825 Thomas Fitzgerald 1825-27 William C. Keen 1825-26 John Ketcham 1825-27 Robert McIntyre 1825 Noah Noble 1825 Nathan B. Palmer 1825-26 David Stewart 1825-26 Ezra Ferris 1826-27 Samuel Hanna 1826-27 Martin M. Ray 1826-27 John Beard 1827-31 John De Pauw 1827-28 John Kennedy Graham 1827-28 Thomas Hendricks 1827-31 Nathaniel Huntington 1827-28 George L. Kinnard 1827 Isaac Veatch 1827-28 William J. Brown 1828-30 George H. Dunn 1828-29 Robert McIntyre 1828-29 Nathan B. Palmer 1828-29 Dennis Pennington 1828-30 David Wallace 1828-30 Walter Armstrong 1829-31 John L. Dumont 1829-31 Samuel Hall 1829-31 William Herod 1829-31 John Ketcham 1829-30 Benjamin Sedgwick Noble 1829-30 James Rariden 1829-30 Thomas Smith 1829-30

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Indiana State House of Representatives: Events and Candidates of the 1820's (may be incomplete!)

1828: Isaac Veatch, defeated.

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