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Iowa: Superintendents of Public Instruction


Iowa Superintendents of Public Instruction, 1847-1971(Maybe incomplete!)
JamesHarlan 1847ThomasH. Benton, Jr. 1848-54JamesD. Eads 1854-57JosephChamplin Stone 1857MaturinL. Fisher 1857-58OranFaville 1864-67D.Franklin Wells 1867-68AbrahamS. Kissell 1868-72AlonzoAbernethy 1872-76CarlW. von Coelln 1876-82JohnW. Akers 1882-88HenrySabin 1888-92JohnB. Knoepfler 1892-94HenrySabin 1894-98RichardC. Barrett 1898-1904JohnF. Riggs 1904-10AlbertM. Deyoe 1911-18P.E. McClenahan 1919-22MayE. Francis 1923-26AgnesM. Samuelson 1927-39JessieM. Parker 1939-54J.C. Wright 1955-61PaulF. Johnston 1961-

Events and Candidates(may be incomplete!)

  • 1871:AlonzoAbernethy (Rep), elected.
  • 1938:JessieM. Parker (Rep), elected.

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