The Political Graveyard: Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1890s

Indiana: State House of Representatives, 1890s

Members of the Indiana State House of Representatives, 1890-99 (may be incomplete!)
John Beasley 1887-93 Mason Jenks Niblack 1887-91 Jefferson Helm Claypool 1889-91 Freeman Kelly 1889-91 Richard K. Erwin 189? Elliot N. Bowman 1891 William A. Cullop 1891-93 Adam R. Ebert 1891 Michael L. Heathman 1891 Samuel Mortier Hench 1891-93 James Kelleher 1891 Clement J. Kern 1891 Isaac N. Kester 1891 Marcus M. Kilgore 1891 George H. Voigt 1891 Aaron Asbury Cravens 1893 John H. Foster 1893-94 Daniel Webster Heagy 1893 Albert C. Kamp 1893-95 Jacob S. Kauffman 1893 Peter S. Kester 1893 Thomas Van Buskirk 1893 John Q. Vermillion 1893 Charles W. Griffin 1895 George V. Kell 1895-97 John Tillmon Kelly 1895 Samuel Edgar Nicholson 1895-97 Henry Corbin Pettit 1895-97 James F. Stutesman 1895 William C. Van Arsdel 1895 Clemens C. Vonnegut 1895 John Rufus East 1897 James Armenius Hedgcock 1897-99 Charles E. Henderson 1897 George J. Kayser 1897 Taylor I. Record 1897 Aaron Asbury Cravens 1899 Asbury L. Kerwood 1899 Albert Vogel 1899

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