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West Virginia: Secretaries of State
West Virginia Secretaries of State, 1863-2004 (May be
incomplete!)
Jacob
Edgar Boyers 1863-65
Granville
D. Hall 1865-67
John
S. Witcher 1867-69
James
M. Pipes 1869-71
John
M. Phelps 1871-73
Charles
Hedrick 1873-77
Sobieski
Brady 1877-81
Randolph
Stalnaker 1881-85
Henry
S. Walker 1885-90
William
A. Ohley 1890-93
William
E. Chilton 1893-97
William
M. O. Dawson 1897-1905
Charles
Wesley Swisher 1905-09
Stuart
F. Reed 1909-17
Houston
G. Young 1917-25
George
W. Sharp 1925-33
William
S. O'Brien 1933-48
Joe
F. Burdett 1959-63
Robert
D. Bailey 1965-67
Jay
Rockefeller 1969-72
A.
James Manchin 1976-84
Ken
Hechler 1985-2000
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
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