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Pennsylvania: Adjutant Generals

Adjutant Generals of Pennsylvania, 1793-1943 (May be incomplete!)
Josiah Harmar 1793-99 Peter Baynton 1799-1802 Richard Humpton 1802-04 Mahlon Dickerson 1805-08 Thomas McKean, Jr. 1808-11 William Reed 1811-13 William N. Irvine 1813 William Duncan 1813-14 John M. Hyneman 1814-16 Nathaniel B. Boileau 1816 William N. Irvine 1816-21 Robert Carr 1821-24 George B. Porter 1824-29 Simon Cameron 1829-30 Samuel Power 1830-36 William Piper 1836-39 James K. Morehead 1839 Adam Diller 1839-45 George W. Bowman 1845-48 William H. Irwin 1848-52 James Keenan 1852 George W. Bowman 1852-56 Thomas J. Power 1856-58 Edwin C. Wilson 1858-61 Edward M. Biddle 1861-62 Alexander L. Russel 1862-67 David B. McCreary 1867-70 Alexander L. Russel 1870-73 James W. Latta 1873-83 Pressly N. Guthrie 1883-87 Daniel H. Hastings 1887-91 William McClelland 1891-92 Alexander Krumbhaar 1892 Walter W. Greenland 1892-95 Thomas J. Stewart 1895-1917 Frank D. Beary 1917-27 Edward Martin 1939-43

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1917 Sep 11: Thomas J. Stewart, died in office.

 

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