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Missouri: Lieutenant Governors
Lieutenant Governors of Missouri, 1820-2000 (May be
incomplete!)
William
H. Ashley 1820-24
Benjamin
Harrison Reeves 1824-28
Daniel
Dunklin 1828-32
Lilburn
W. Boggs 1832-36
Franklin
Cannon 1836-40
Meredith
Miles Marmaduke 1840-44
James
Young 1844-48
Thomas
Lawson Price 1848-52
Wilson
Brown 1853-55
Hancock
Lee Jackson 1857-61
Thomas
C. Reynolds 1860-61
Willard
P. Hall 1861-64
George
Smith 1865-69
Edwin
O. Stanard 1869-71
Joseph
J. Gravely 1871-72
Charles
Phillip Johnson 1873-75
Norman
Jay Colman 1875-77
Henry
Clay Brockmeyer 1877-81
Robert
Alexander Campbell 1881-85
Albert
P. Morehouse 1885-89
Stephen
Hugh Claycomb 1889-93
John
Baptiste O'Meara 1893-97
August
H. Bolte 1897-1901
John
Adams Lee 1901-03
Thomas
L. Rubey 1903-04
John
C. McKinley 1905-09
Jacob
Friedrich Gmelich 1909-13
William
R. Painter 1913-17
Wallace
Crossley 1917-21
Hiram
Lloyd 1921-25
Philip
A. Bennett 1925-29
Edward
H. Winter 1929-33
Frank
Gaines Harris 1933-44
Walter
Naylor Davis 1945-49
James
T. Blair, Jr. 1949-57
Edward
V. Long 1957-60
Hilary
A. Bush 1961-65
Thomas
F. Eagleton 1965-69
William
S. Morris 1969-73
William
C. Phelps 1973-81
Kenneth
J. Rothman 1981-85
Harriett
Woods 1985-89
Mel
Carnahan 1989-93
Roger
B. Wilson 1993-2000
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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