The Political Graveyard: Nebraska: 1875 Constitutional Convention

Nebraska: 1875 Constitutional Convention

Delegates to State Constitutional Convention, 1875 (May be incomplete!)
Othman A. Abbott 1875 Luke Agur 1875 John P. Becker 1875 James E. Boyd 1875 Clinton Briggs 1875 Jefferson H. Broady 1875 Charles H. Brown 1875 Samuel Findley Burtch 1875 Stephen H. Calhoun 1875 Edmund C. Carns 1875 Thomas S. Clark 1875 S. H. Coates 1875 Alexander H. Conner 1875 William B. Cummins 1875 James W. Dawes 1875 James E. Doom 1875 William L. Dunlap 1875 Reuben C. Eldridge 1875 J. G. Ewan 1875 S. R. Foss 1875 C. H. Frady 1875 Joseph Garber 1875 Charles H. Gere 1875 Henry Grebe 1875 Edwin N. Grenell 1875 George L. Griffing 1875 William A. Gwyer 1875 A. Hallner 1875 J. D. Hamilton 1875 James Harper 1875 R. B. Harrington 1875 J. B. Hawley 1875 Monroe L. Hayward 1875 David P. Henry 1875 Beach I. Hinman 1875 M. R. Hopewell 1875 Cyrus E. Hunter 1875 A. G. Kendall 1875 Samuel M. Kirkpatrick 1875 James Laird 1875 Charles F. Manderson 1875 Frank Martin 1875 Austin W. Mathews 1875 Samuel Maxwell 1875 John McPherson 1875 William H. Munger 1875 J. H. Perry 1875 Charles Wilson Pierce 1875 Stephen B. Pound 1875 Isaac Powers, Jr. 1875 Manoah B. Reese 1875 W. M. Robertson 1875 Josiah Rogers 1875 J. H. Sauls 1875 H. H. Shedd 1875 George S. Smith 1875 W. H. Sterns 1875 R. F. Stevenson 1875 J. J. Thompson 1875 Jacob Valley, Sr. 1875 Charles H. Van Wyck 1875 A. M. Walling 1875 Charles F. Walther 1875 T. L. Warrington 1875 Archibald J. Weaver 1875 John L. Webster 1875 M. W. Wilcox 1875 J. F. Zediker 1875

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