The Political Graveyard: Pennsylvania: State Senate, 1880s

Pennsylvania: State Senate, 1880s

Members of the Pennsylvania State Senate, 1880-89 (may be incomplete!)

Blank district: John A. Lemon 1873-80 Thomas V. Cooper 1874-89 Daniel Ermentrout 1874-80 John Lamon 1874-80 James C. Clarke 1875-80 A. J. Herr 1875-84 Horatio Gates Jones 1875-82 Henry Butterfield 1876-80 George Van Eman Lawrence 1876-82 David McLean Crawford 1877-80 William T. Davies 1877-84 James Bowen Everhart 1877-83 Joseph M. Gazzam 1877-80 John Gilfillan 1877-80 John C. Grady 1877-1904 John M. Greer 1877-84 Evan Holben 1877-82 Luther R. Keefer 1877-96 Cyrus T. Alexander 1879-82 William Beidelman 1879-82 John Cochran 1879-81 Allen Craig 1879-82 William Elliott 1879-80 John G. Hall 1879-86 Isaac Hereter 1879-82 C. S. Kauffman 1879-82 James W. Lee 1879-86 Michael A. Arnholt 1881-84 Henry A. Boggs 1881-88 Eckley B. Coxe 1881-84 Lewis Emery, Jr. 1881-88 James Gay Gordon 1881-84 Harrison P. Laird 1881-84 Cyrus R. Lantz 1881-84 Robert Adams, Jr. 1883-86 Franklin H. Agnew 1883-86 William F. Aull 1883-86 John D. Biddis 1883-86 A. D. Harlan 1883-91 William W. Hart 1883-86 M. C. Henninger 1883-94 J. S. Hess 1883-86 Benjamine F. Hughes 1883-86 Homer J. Humes 1883-86 Joseph P. Kennedy 1883-86 Jacob H. Longnecker 1883-86 J. J. Macfarlane 1883-90 Morgan B. Williams 1884 F. R. Brunner 1885-88 John P. S. Gobin 1885-99 George W. Hood 1885-88 George F. Huff 1885-88 William McAleer 1886-90 Boies Penrose 1886-97 Joseph Horace Shull 1886-91 W. Scott Alexander 1887-90 O. C. Allen 1887-90 W. W. Betts 1887-90 Gerard C. Brown 1887-94 Henry R. Brown 1887-90 Jacob Dachrodt 1887-90 George W. Delamater 1887-90 O. A. Lines 1887-90 Edward E. Robbins 1888-92 S. D. Bates 1889-92 Jacob Crouse 1889-98 Charles P. Devlin 1889 Henry Dickinson Green 1889-96 John A. Lemon 1889-95
29th District: Charles F. King 1883-86
36th District: Frederick Groff 1879-82

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Members of the Pennsylvania State Senate: Events and Candidates of the 1880's (may be incomplete!)

1880 Nov 2: Eckley B. Coxe, elected.
1889 Mar 14: Jacob Crouse, elected.
1889 Nov 5: John S. Hoover, elected.

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