The Political Graveyard: Wyoming: State House of Representatives

Wyoming: State House of Representatives

Members of the Wyoming State House of Representatives, 1892-1991 (May be incomplete!)
Bryant Butler Brooks 1892 Stephen Wheeler Downey 1893 Patrick Joseph Sullivan 1894-96 Patrick Joseph Sullivan 1898-1900 Fred H. Blume 1907-09 Edward F. Fisher 191? Carl L. Sackett 1919-20 Thurman W. Arnold 1921 Milward L. Simpson 1926-27 Lester Callaway Hunt 1933-34 William Arthur Norris 1933 David Foote 1939 Charles G. Irwin 194? David Foote 1943-51 William H. Harrison 1945-50 Sam Fratto 1949-51 Robert R. Rose, Jr. 1949-51 W. Wallace Anderson 1950 John W. Armstrong 1950 Cecil Bon 1950 Louis Boschetto 1950 Bert A. Brooks 1950 Henry A. Burgess 1950 Charles Patrick Cahill 1950 John E. Carey, Sr. 1950 Earl L. Chamberlain 1950 Jack Chambers 1950 Ciril D. Cranney 1950 Carl P. Dahlquist 1950 T. C. Danniels 1950 A. M. Downey 1950 Frank Emerson 1950 Madge Enterline 1950 Bert W. Evans 1950 William I. Felton 1950 William H. Greever 1950 George F. Guy 1950 Charles E. Hanner 1950 William H. Harrison 1950 Jay R. House 1950 Donald Hubbard 1950 Orrin Jenkins 1950 Art Johnston 1950 Lee E. Keith 1950 Floyd Kelly 1950 Elmer D. Kinnaman 1950 Elmer Lees 1950 W. C. Lindmier 1950 R. B. Marquiss 1950 Herman D. Mayland 1950 Andrew McMaster 1950 James F. Mickelson 1950 J. R. Mitchell 1950 Frank C. Mockler 1950 Raymond E. Morris 1950 J. P. Morrison 1950 Keith E. Newman 1950 Richard Orme 1950 N. Howard Petre 1950 Walter B. Phelan 1950 Franklin B. Sheldon 1950 Harry B. Spargur 1950 Douglas L. Speas 1950 John F. Sullivan 1950 William E. Taylor 1950 M. B. Walker 1950 James Whaley 1950 Clifford S. Wilson 1950 W. J. Witherspoon 1950 E. Keith Thomson 1952-54 Walter W. Kingham 1953-55 Edgar J. Herschler 196? Alan K. Simpson 1964-77 Malcolm Wallop 1969-72 T. A. 'Al' Larson 1976-84 Grant L. Sanders 1977-86 Craig Thomas 1985-88 Barbara L. Cubin 1987-91 Michael B. Enzi 1987-91 Francis Lester Bowron 199?

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