The Political Graveyard: Massachusetts: State Senate, 1880s

Massachusetts: State Senate, 1880s

Members of the Massachusetts State Senate, 1880-89 (may be incomplete!)
Marcus Perrin Knowlton 1880-81 Andrew Coolidge Stone 1880-82 Francis W. Rockwell 1881 Charles Q. Tirrell 1881-82 Henry Jackson Wells 1881-83 Charles H. Allen 1883 Theodore Cornelius Bates 1883 Charles S. Randall 1883 John F. Andrew 1884-85 William Cogswell 1885-86 Henry F. Naphen 1885-86 William L. Douglas 1886-87 Elijah A. Morse 1886-87 John C. Crosby 1888-89 William Nathaniel Davenport 1889-90

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Massachusetts State Senate: Events and Candidates of the 1880's (may be incomplete!)

1880: Oliver Ames, elected.

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