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Missouri: State Treasurers

Missouri State Treasurers, 1820-2001 (May be incomplete!)
John Peter Didier 1820-21 Nathaniel Simonds 1821-28 James Earickson 1829-32 John Walker 1833-38 Abraham McClellan 1838-43 Peter Garland Glover 1843-51 Alfred William Morrison 1851-61 George Caleb Bingham 1862-65 William Bishop 1865-69 William Quintilis Dallmeyer 1869-71 Samuel Hays 1871-73 Harvey Wallis Salmon 1873-75 Joseph Wayne Mercer 1875-77 Elijah P. Gates 1877-81 Phillip Edward Chappell 1881-85 James M. Seibert 1885-89 Edward T. Noland 1889-90 Lon Vest Stephens 1890-97 Frank L. Pitts 1897-1901 Robert Prewitt Williams 1901-05 Jacob Friedrich Gmelich 1905-09 James Cowgill 1909-13 Edwin P. Deal 1913-17 George H. Middlekamp 1917-21 L. D. Thompson 1921-25 C. Eugene Stephens 1925-29 Larry Brunk 1929-33 Richard R. Nacy 1933-37 Robert Winn 1937-41 Wilson Bell 1941-45 Robert Winn 1945-48 Richard R. Nacy 1948-49 Mount Etna Morris 1949-53 George Hubert Bates 1953-57 Mount Etna Morris 1957-61 Milton Carpenter 1961-65 Mount Etna Morris 1965-69 William Edmond Robinson 1969- Mel Carnahan 1981-85 R. Wendell Bailey 1985- Bob Holden 1993-2001

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1964 Nov 3: Mount Etna Morris (Dem), elected; Perry Compton (Rep), defeated.

 

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