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1871 Massachusetts legislature

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92nd
Massachusetts General Court
91st93rd
Overview
Legislative bodyGeneral Court
ElectionNovember 8, 1870
Senate
Members40
PresidentHorace H. Coolidge
Party controlRepublican
(34 R, 5 D, 1 other)[1][2]
House
Members240
SpeakerHarvey Jewell
Party controlRepublican
(195 R, 34 D, 11 other)[1][3]
Sessions
1stJanuary 4, 1871 (1871-01-04) – May 31, 1871 (1871-05-31)[4]
Horace H. Coolidge
Horace Coolidge, Senate president.
Harvey Jewell
Harvey Jewell, House speaker.
Leaders of the Massachusetts General Court, 1871.

The92nd Massachusetts General Court, consisting of theMassachusetts Senate and theMassachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1871 during thegovernorship of RepublicanWilliam Claflin.[5]Horace H. Coolidge served aspresident of the Senate andHarvey Jewell served asspeaker of the House.[6]

Senators

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ImageName[7]Date of birth[8]DistrictParty
Nathaniel Ellis AtwoodSeptember 13, 1807
Andrew Jackson Bartholomew1834
Jacob Bates1819
Francis William Bird1809
Alonzo Warren Boardman1828
Charles Bradley1816
William Hooper Caswell1837
Andrew Jackson Clark1835
James Wilson Clark1802
Patrick Andrew CollinsMarch 12, 1844
Horace Hopkins CoolidgeFebruary 11, 1832
Stephen Moody Crosby1827
George Perkins Elliott1804
John Fletcher1827
James Augustus FoxAugust 11, 1827
Rufus Smith FrostJuly 18, 1826
Richard Goodman1818
Henry Clay Greeley1830
John Alexander Hawes1823
Estes Howe1814
Nathan Swett Kimball1820
William Bennet Long1827
George Harris Monroe1826
Timothy Fairbanks Packard1812
William Driver Park1831
James Pierce1837
Stephen Holbrook RhodesNovember 7, 1825
George Francis RichardsonDecember 6, 1829
Daniel Ephraim Safford1826
James Granville Sproat1835
George Monroe StearnsApril 18, 1831
Charles Pickett Stickney1824
Orlando Barnard Tenney1816
Adin Thayer1828
Shepard Thayer1827
Thomas Lafayette Wakefield1817
Amasa Whiting1821
Baxter Dodridge Whitney1817
Frederick H. Willcomb1831
Jonathan Henry Wood1822

Representatives

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  • Henry S. Adams[7]
  • John Quincy Adams II
  • Charles L. Allen
  • James S. Allen
  • William H. Anderson
  • Francis P. Arnold
  • William F. Arnold
  • George H. Babbitt, Jr
  • Andrew J. Bailey
  • Prentiss C. Baird
  • John I. Baker
  • Joseph K. Baker
  • Irwin D. W. Baldwin
  • John S. Baldwin
  • Henry J. Barker
  • William Barker, Jr
  • Lewis Barnard
  • Daniel N. Barrett
  • Leonard Barton
  • John T. Bates
  • Alanson W. Beard
  • Alden Besse
  • Henry A. Bidwell
  • Gurdon Bill
  • Arthur G. Biscoe
  • Lowell R. Blake
  • William E. Blunt
  • Josiah W. Bonney
  • Frederick A. Boomer
  • Sylvester F. Boot
  • Robert Bower
  • Selwin Bowman
  • Phineas Bridgman
  • Elisha Brimhall
  • Ebenezer Brown
  • Frederick P. Brown
  • Willard A. Brown
  • Stephen A. Brownell
  • George Buffington
  • John R. Bullard
  • James T. Burnap
  • Henry O. Burr
  • Theophilus Burr
  • Samuel Calley
  • Michael Carney
  • Solon Carpenter
  • David Chamberlin
  • Erastus Chase
  • Elijah H. Chisholm
  • John H. Church
  • John B. D. Cogswell
  • William Cogswell
  • George J. L. Colby
  • Justin M. Cooley
  • Benjamin H. Corliss
  • Joseph H. Cornell
  • Charles A. Corser
  • John S. Cotton
  • Joseph H. Cotton
  • Samuel L. Crane
  • Zenas Crane, Jr
  • James C. Currier
  • Henry J. Curtis
  • Avery R. Cushman
  • Jacob R. Cushman
  • Robert S. Daniels
  • Curtis Davie
  • George E. Davis
  • Timothy Davis
  • William L. Davis
  • Joseph Dowse, Jr
  • John Drynan
  • George S. Duell
  • Henry J. Dunham
  • Lemuel C. Eames
  • Samuel S. Eastman
  • Samuel P. Everett
  • George O. Fairbanks
  • James O. Fallon
  • Hawkes Fearing
  • Alfred E. Fiske
  • John E. Fitzgerald
  • John D. Flagg
  • Hugh Flood
  • Thomas Floyd
  • Jonathan P. Folsom
  • Moses H. Fowler
  • Benjamin Franklin
  • Robert O. Fuller
  • Levi Gardner
  • Robert F. Gardner
  • George W. Gates
  • Thomas Gates
  • George D. Glover
  • George Going
  • Henry A. Goodrich
  • Henry Goodspeed
  • Lafayette Granger
  • Davis P. Gray
  • Edward W. Griggs
  • Charles H. Guild
  • Joseph M. Hall
  • Franklin P. Harlow
  • Henry H. Harris
  • Thomas B. Harris
  • A. K. Haskell
  • Cephas Haskins
  • Bainbridge Hayward
  • Paul Hayward
  • Stephen Hayward, Jr
  • Horatio B. Hersey
  • Orrin Hewes
  • Levi Heywood
  • Thomas Hill
  • Stephen Holt
  • Thomas Holway
  • Samuel W. Hopkinson
  • Charles H. Hovey
  • Daniel Howard
  • Ezra Howard
  • George H. Howe
  • Samuel Howe
  • Elisha Hubbard
  • John Hume
  • Theodore C. Hurd
  • Edwin H. Hutchinson
  • Francis James
  • Nathaniel M. Jernegan
  • Harvey Jewell
  • Joseph P. Johnson
  • Robert Johnson
  • Albert F. Kelley
  • Ensign H. Kellogg
  • Ozi Kendall
  • Moses Kimball
  • John A. Lamson
  • Albert Leighton
  • Benjamin F. Lewis
  • Edward Lewis
  • Welcome Lewis
  • G. H. Lincoln
  • Martin Lincoln
  • Noah Lincoln
  • Caleb Lombard
  • Edward T. Lyford
  • Hugh A. Madden
  • Israel P. Magoun
  • Orlando Mason
  • John McDuffie
  • Curtis C. Mchols
  • Alexander McKenzie
  • John W. McKim
  • John O. McKinstry
  • Thomas H. Meek
  • William R. Melden
  • Charles H. Merriam
  • Alfred K. Merrill
  • Moody Merrill
  • George P. Metcalf
  • Ira L. Moore
  • George W. Morton
  • William Mulligan
  • John J. Murphy
  • Peter M. Neal
  • J. S. Nelson
  • John Newell
  • Silas Noble
  • George Nowell
  • William Nutt
  • John P. Ober
  • Weaver Osborn
  • Stephen Osgood
  • Lyman Paine
  • George A. Parker
  • Edwin K. Parkhurst
  • Ezra Parmenter
  • Lloyd Parsons
  • George H. Peabody
  • Edward Pearl
  • Ellis Perry
  • William A. Pew
  • Willard P. Phillips
  • Nathaniel Pierce
  • J. Newton Pike
  • Charles Y. Poor
  • Asa T. Pratt
  • Laban Pratt
  • Humphrey Prescott
  • Charles L. Putnam
  • George Putnam
  • Samuel B. Quigley
  • Lawrence Reade
  • John W. Regan
  • A. L. Richards
  • Martin L. Richardson
  • Isaac N. Ross
  • George L. Ruffin[9][7]
  • Joseph M. Russell
  • John E. Sanford
  • Benjamin P. Saunders
  • George F. Scribner
  • Harvey Severance
  • Henry H. Shaw
  • James S. Shepard
  • H. D. Sisson
  • Hambleton E. Smith
  • James G. Smith
  • George C. S. Southworth
  • Walter Spooner
  • Francis D. Stedman
  • Hiram A. Stiles
  • Thomas Swasey, Jr
  • Calvin R. Taft
  • John K. Tarbox
  • Charles P. Thompson
  • Edward E. Thompson
  • Eben Tirrell, Jr
  • Hugh J. Toland
  • Joseph R. Torrey
  • George E. Towne
  • Charles R. Train
  • David W. Tucker
  • Samuel J. Tuttle
  • Samuel W. Twombly
  • George H. Vibbert
  • Charles F. Walcott
  • Welcome H. Wales
  • Stephen Wallace
  • E. H. Walton
  • James J. Walworth
  • Henry S. Washburn
  • Nathan H. Webb
  • George L. Webber
  • Edwin Wheeler
  • Emerson Wight
  • Charles L. Woodbury
  • Joseph A. Woodward
  • Luther A. Wright
  • George T. Wyer

See also

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References

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  1. ^abCornelius Dalton; John Wirkkala; Anne Thomas (1984). "Political Complexion of the General Court 1867-1980".Leading the Way: a History of the Massachusetts General Court, 1629-1980. Boston: Massachusetts Secretary of State. p. 441+.ISBN 0961391502.
  2. ^"Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate",Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived fromthe original on June 6, 2020
  3. ^"Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives",Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived fromthe original on June 6, 2020
  4. ^"Length of Legislative Sessions".Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.
  5. ^Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1871, 1871,hdl:2452/795813
  6. ^"Organization of the Legislature Since 1780".Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 340+.
  7. ^abcCourt, Massachusetts General (1871).Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts.hdl:2452/40649.
  8. ^"Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1871"(PDF),Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts – via State Library of Massachusetts
  9. ^Massachusetts, State Library of; Court, Massachusetts General (2010),Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts,hdl:2452/48905

Further reading

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External links

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  • Massachusetts General Court,Bills (Legislative Documents) and Journals: 1871,hdl:2452/619060
  • Massachusetts Acts and Resolves: 1871,hdl:2452/92953
   
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