The Political Graveyard: Nebraska: House of Representatives

Nebraska: House of Representatives

Members of the Nebraska Territory House of Representatives, 1855-67 (May be incomplete!)
John Boulware 1855 Leavitt L. Bowen 1855 James Harvey Cowles 1855 J. Sterling Morton 1855-57 Hascall C. Purple 1855 Allen A. Bradford 1856-57 Alonzo E. Salisbury 1856 Joshua G. Abbe 1857 Edwin A. Allen 1857 William Conner 1857 Paris G. Cooper 1857-58 Henry Clinton Cowles 1857 William G. Crawford 1857 John Finney 1857 Alfred W. Puett 1857 John A. Steinberger 1857-58 J. S. Stewart 1857 James A. Stewart 1857 Hiram Pitt Bennet 1858 Clinton Briggs 1858 Samuel G. Daily 1858 Robert W. Steele 1858 James Stewart 1858 John Taffe 1858-59 William J. Young 1858 Truman H. Adams 1859 John S. Bowen 1859-61 John N. Stephenson 1859 James A. Stewart 1859 Asa M. Acton 1860 Matthew S. Cotterill 1860 Charles H. Cowles 1860 Frederick A. P. Hedde 1860 William F. Lockwood 1860 Samuel A. Lowe 1860 Henry B. Porter 1860-61 Jacob Sollenberger 1860 Edwin A. Allen 1861 David C. Butler 1861 John S. Ewing 1861 M. W. Breman 1864 Joseph Dash 1864 John Evans 1864 George Faulkner 1864 Isaac E. Heaton 1864 Frederick A. P. Hedde 1864 Robert Hoback 1864 Lorenzo Hobbs 1864 Nathan S. Porter 1864-65 Charles M. Conoyer 1865 William H. Ely 1865 Elias L. Emry 1865 Frederick Evans 1865 William N. McCandlish 1865 George Washington Fairbrother 1866 John Jay Hart 1866 Luther J. Abbott 1867 George N. Crawford 1867 Augustus Ford Harvey 1867 Charles F. Haywood 1867 Harvey Link 1867

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