The Political Graveyard: Kentucky: State Treasurers

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Kentucky: State Treasurers

Kentucky State Treasurers, 1792-1987 (May be incomplete!)
John Logan 1792-1807 David Logan 1807-08 John P. Thomas 1808-18 Samuel South 1818-24 James Davidson 1825-48 Richard C. Wintersmith 1849-57 James H. Garrard 1857-65 Mason Brown 1865-67 James W. Tate 1867-88 Stephen G. Sharpe 1888-90 Henry S. Hale 1890-95 George W. Long 1896-1900 Walter R. Day 1900 S. W. Hager 1900-04 Henry M. Bosworth 1904-08 Edwin Farley 1908-12 Thomas S. Rhea 1912-16 Sherman Goodpaster 1916-20 James A. Wallace 1920-24 Emerson Beauchamp 1964-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

1807: John Logan, died in office.

1848 Jul 7: James Davidson, resigned.

1855: Richard C. Wintersmith (American), elected.

1867: James W. Tate, elected.

1889: David G. Colson (Rep), defeated.

1907: Ruby Laffoon (Dem), defeated.

1955 Nov 8: Henry H. Carter (Dem), elected; Hugh C. Steely (Rep), defeated; Florence Montague (Prohibition), defeated.

1975 May 27: Frances J. Mills (Dem), nominated; Ed Dawhare (Dem), defeated in primary; C. Paul Patterson (Dem), defeated in primary.

1975 Nov 4: Frances J. Mills (Dem), elected; Larry S. Perkins (Rep), defeated.

1979 Nov 6: Drexell R. Davis (Dem), elected; James G. Wilhite (Rep), defeated.

1983 May 24: Patricia C. Schafer (Rep), nominated; Sammie E. Roland (Rep), defeated in primary.

1983 Nov 8: Frances J. Mills (Dem), elected; Patricia C. Schafer (Rep), defeated.

1987 Nov 3: Robert Mead (Dem), elected; Carol W. Reed (Rep), defeated.

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