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Jeremiah Powell

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American politician

Massachusetts Senate

Member of the Massachusetts Senate^[1]
In office October 25, 1780^[1] – 1782
2ndPresident of the Massachusetts Senate^[1]
In office November 4, 1780^[1] – 1782

Jeremiah Powell was a Massachusetts politician who served as a member, and the second President of, theMassachusetts Senate.

Powell was elected thePresident of the Massachusetts Senate on November 4, 1780 to fill the position afterThomas Cushing resigned to become theLieutenant Governor of Massachusetts.^[1]

^^a ^b ^c ^d ^eMassachusetts General Court - Senate (January 1, 1879),The Journal of the Senate for the year 1879,Boston, Massachusetts: Massachusetts General Court - Senate, p. 5

Massachusetts Senate
Preceded by Thomas Cushing	2ndPresident of the Massachusetts Senate November 4, 1780 – 1782	Succeeded by Samuel Adams

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Cushing Powell Adams S. Phillips Adams Cobb Otis J. Bacon S. Dana Otis S. Dana J. Phillips Silsbee Mills S. Leland Lathrop Fowler Saltonstall Thorndike Pickman Bliss Mann M. Lawrence King Quincy P. Leland Robinson Quincy Lincoln Calhoun Scudder Bell Wilder Wilson Warren Cook Benchley Baker Upham Phelps Claflin Clifford Field Pond Brastow Pitman Brastow H. Coolidge Loring Cogswell Bishop Crocker Bruce Pillsbury Boardman Hartwell Sprague Pinkerton Butler G. Lawrence Smith Soule Jones W. Dana Chapple Treadway Greenwood C. Coolidge H. Wells McKnight Allen W. Wells G. Bacon Fish Moran Wragg Cotton Goodwin Hunt A. Coolidge Nicholson Richardson Dolan Richardson Furbush Holmes Powers Donahue Harrington Bulger Birmingham Travaglini Murray Rosenberg Chandler Spilka

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