93rd Massachusetts General Court | |||||
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Overview | |||||
Legislative body | General Court | ||||
Election | November 7, 1871 | ||||
Senate | |||||
Members | 40 | ||||
President | Horace H. Coolidge | ||||
Party control | Republican (35 R, 0 D, 5 other) [1] [2] | ||||
House | |||||
Members | 240 | ||||
Speaker | John E. Sanford | ||||
Party control | Republican (176 R, 0 D, 64 other) [1] [3] | ||||
Sessions | |||||
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The 93rd Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1872 during the governorship of Republican William B. Washburn. [5] Horace H. Coolidge served as president of the Senate and John E. Sanford served as speaker of the House. [6] [7]
Image | Name [8] | Date of birth [9] | District | Party |
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Frederick Lothrop Ames | June 8, 1835 | |||
Joseph Kelley Baker | 1827 | |||
Andrew Jackson Bartholomew | 1834 | |||
Alonzo Warren Boardman | 1828 | |||
Charles Bradley | 1816 | |||
Elisha Huntington Brewster | ||||
Erastus Payson Carpenter | November 23, 1822 | |||
Isaac Henry Coe | 1818 | |||
Horace Hopkins Coolidge | February 11, 1832 | |||
Rufus Smith Frost | July 18, 1826 | |||
Robert Oliver Fuller | 1829 | |||
Newell Giles | 1818 | |||
Samuel Moulton Griggs | 1822 | |||
Orrin Hewes | 1833 | |||
James Humphrey | 1819 | |||
Francis Wayland Jacobs | 1837 | |||
Robert Johnson | 1823 | |||
William Henry Learnard | 1828 | |||
George Walter Lobdell | 1823 | |||
William Bennet Long | 1827 | |||
Reuben Noble | 1820 | |||
Lloyd Parsons | 1816 | |||
Josiah Newton Pike | 1824 | |||
Joseph Samson Potter | 1822 | |||
George Francis Richardson | December 6, 1829 | |||
Daniel Ephraim Safford | 1826 | |||
George Sheldon | November 30, 1818 | |||
William Lafayette Smith | 1824 | |||
Charles Pickett Stickney | 1824 | |||
John Kemble Tarbox | May 6, 1838 | |||
Adin Thayer | 1828 | |||
Shepard Thayer | 1827 | |||
George Arnold Torrey | 1838 | |||
Thomas Lafayette Wakefield | 1817 | |||
Levi Wallace | 1831 | |||
Baxter Dodridge Whitney | 1817 | |||
James Scollay Whitney | May 19, 1811 | |||
Rufus Dodd Woods | 1818 | |||
David Titcomb Woodwell | 1820 | |||
Carroll D. Wright | July 25, 1840 |
image | Name [8] | Date of birth [9] | District | Party |
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Milton Abbey | 1819 | |||
John Henry Abbott | 1825 | |||
Henry Sewall Adams | 1832 | |||
William Augustus Adams | 1830 | |||
William Hastings Aldrich | 1825 | |||
Ephraim Allen | 1806 | |||
Lafayette Anderson | 1824 | |||
William Henry Anderson | 1836 | |||
William Frederick Arnold | 1815 | |||
William Markwick Ashby | 1821 | |||
Oliver Ayers | 1821 | |||
William Babbitt | 1817 | |||
James Prentiss Bacheller | 1840 | |||
Horace Clinton Bacon | 1824 | |||
Andrew Jackson Bailey | 1840 | |||
John Stanton Baldwin | 1834 | |||
Edward Dana Bancroft | 1821 | |||
Julius Kirkland Banister | 1833 | |||
James Madison Barker | 1839 | |||
Lewis Barnard | 1815 | |||
George Bartholmesz | 1821 | |||
George Hubert Bates | 1839 | |||
Austin Williams Benton | 1818 | |||
Alden Besse | 1821 | |||
Edward Lyman Bigelow | 1839 | |||
William Rufus Black | August 23, 1830 | |||
George Baylis Blake | 1823 | |||
John Williston Blaney | 1815 | |||
William Edward Blunt | 1840 | |||
James William Bradley | 1828 | |||
Bowman Bigelow Breed | 1832 | |||
Frederic Perry Brown | 1840 | |||
Willard Augustus Brown | 1828 | |||
Giles Edwin Brownell | 1819 | |||
Henry Oliver Burr | 1829 | |||
Seneca Burr | 1831 | |||
Samuel Augustus Carlton | 1827 | |||
Michael Carney | 1827 | |||
Thomas Marshall Carter | July 17, 1832 | |||
Erastus Chase | 1826 | |||
John Cummings Choate | 1832 | |||
John Henry Church | 1836 | |||
Sumner Uriah Church | 1810 | |||
George Washington Clark | 1836 | |||
Nelson Cochran | 1824 | |||
Charles Russell Codman | 1829 | |||
John Bear Doane Cogswell | June 6, 1829 | |||
Moses Rich Colman | 1806 | |||
Chapin Converse | 1811 | |||
Benjamin Hough Corliss | 1818 | |||
Joseph Howland Cornell | March 23, 1818 | |||
Joseph Henry Cotton | 1833 | |||
Robert Couch | 1817 | |||
Roswell P. Crafts | September 17, 1822 | |||
Seth Brockway Crafts | 1844 | |||
Freeborn Woodbury Cressy | 1839 | |||
William Augustus Cressy | 1820 | |||
Michael J. Croak | 1843 | |||
Charles Curtis | 1836 | |||
William Cushing | 1823 | |||
Christopher Columbus Denny | 1813 | |||
Elbridge Curtis Donnell | 1839 | |||
Simeon Parker Dresser | 1845 | |||
James Henry Durgin | 1833 | |||
David Eastman | 1806 | |||
George Henry Eddy | 1829 | |||
Alfred Brewster Ely | 1817 | |||
Augustus Bradford Endicott | September 10, 1818 | |||
George Otis Fairbanks | 1815 | |||
Henry Hardwick Faxon | 1823 | |||
Hawkes Fearing | 1826 | |||
Francis Fisher | 1811 | |||
Jonathan Philbrick Folsom | October 9, 1820 | |||
Job Gardner | ||||
Robert Folger Gardner | 1815 | |||
John Gates | 1807 | |||
Benjamin Whitney Gleason | 1806 | |||
George Going | 1824 | |||
Brownell Granger | 1835 | |||
Edward Waldo Griggs | 1834 | |||
Isaac Dennis Hall | 1807 | |||
John Wilkes Hammond | 1837 | |||
Charles Veranus Hanson | 1844 | |||
Franklin Powers Harlow | December 8, 1827 | |||
Southworth Harlow | 1824 | |||
John Morton Harris | 1819 | |||
Thomas Burdett Harris | 1825 | |||
George Hatch | 1832 | |||
Benjamin Franklin Hayes | July 3, 1835 | |||
Horace Heard | 1804 | |||
Horatio Brooks Hersey | 1823 | |||
Lot Higgins | 1809 | |||
Amos Hill | 1830 | |||
Henry Bozyol Hill | 1823 | |||
George Webster Hobbs | 1839 | |||
Thomas Fry Holder | 1839 | |||
Asa Alexander Holton | 1818 | |||
Samuel Bugbee Hopkins | 1823 | |||
Leverett Hopkinson | 1822 | |||
Ezra Coffin Howard | September 1, 1831 | |||
Jonas Elijah Howe | 1814 | |||
Joseph Sidney Howe | 1832 | |||
Emerson Harris Howland | 1846 | |||
George Henry Hoyt | November 25, 1837 | |||
Barney Hull | 1830 | |||
George W. Humphrey | 1826 | |||
Nathaniel Mayhew Jernegan | 1820 | |||
Peter Rogers Johnson | 1824 | |||
Henry Jones | 1821 | |||
Horace Israel Joslin | 1836 | |||
Timothy Keefe | 1839 | |||
William Keith | 1810 | |||
Albert Francis Kelley | 1840 | |||
Jonas Kendall | 1804 | |||
George Perry Kendrick | 1824 | |||
Asa Keyes | 1805 | |||
John White Kimball | February 27, 1828 | |||
Moses Kimball | October 24, 1809 | |||
Charles M. Kingsley | 1811 | |||
Daniel Webster Knight | 1835 | |||
William Knowlton | 1809 | |||
John Augustus Lamson | 1831 | |||
Almond Ring Lancaster | 1829 | |||
Alvin Lawton | 1833 | |||
Frederick Walker Lincoln | 1817 | |||
Noah Lincoln | 1810 | |||
Edward Payson Loring | 1837 | |||
William Hamilton Loughlin | 1847 | |||
Henry Bacon Lovering | April 8, 1841 | |||
Alvin Marshall | 1815 | |||
John McDuffie | 1828 | |||
Anson McLoud | ||||
Christopher Columbus Merritt | September 29, 1830 | |||
Ira Loriston Moore | 1824 | |||
Benjamin Lyman Morrison | 1828 | |||
Rice Shaw Munn | 1814 | |||
John Joseph Murphy | 1842 | |||
Patrick Murphy | 1837 | |||
William Henry Murray | 1826 | |||
John Newell | 1816 | |||
Jeremiah Lemuel Newton | ||||
Curtis Coe Nichols | 1814 | |||
Lewis Rufus Norton | 1821 | |||
William Nutt | August 5, 1836 | |||
Patrick O'Connor | 1842 | |||
William Henry Osborne | 1840 | |||
Liberty Dodge Packard | 1831 | |||
Albert Palmer | January 17, 1831 | |||
George Alanson Parker | 1821 | |||
James Parker | 1815 | |||
Ezra Parmenter | March 20, 1823 | |||
Daniel Augustus Patch | 1832 | |||
George Howe Peabody | 1838 | |||
Edward Pearl | 1825 | |||
George O. Peck | 1817 | |||
Francis Ellis Pedrick | 1829 | |||
Jesse Small Pendergrast | 1835 | |||
Noah Cushman Perkins | 1810 | |||
William Perkins | 1824 | |||
Ellis Perry | 1809 | |||
Ralph Perry | 1811 | |||
Josiah Peterson | 1820 | |||
John Wesley Phelps | 1844 | |||
Willard Peele Phillips | 1825 | |||
Charles Varnum Poor | 1817 | |||
George Horace Poor | 1841 | |||
Thomas Whittier Porter | 1820 | |||
Burton Willis Potter | 1843 | |||
Laban Pratt | 1829 | |||
Artemus Conant Putnam | 1805 | |||
Samuel Bell Quigley | 1821 | |||
Samuel Miller Quincy | June 13, 1832 | |||
Edward Benedict Rankin | 1846 | |||
Joseph Henry Read | 1835 | |||
John Wales Robinson | 1826 | |||
John Randolph Rogerson | 1812 | |||
Joseph Hubbard Root | 1823 | |||
Isaac Newton Ross | 1824 | |||
George Sanborn | 1816 | |||
John Eliot Sanford | November 22, 1830 | |||
Benjamin Franklin Sargent | 1813 | |||
Irving Bertoldo Sayles | 1839 | |||
Charles Augustus Sayward | 1837 | |||
George Franklin Scribner | 1830 | |||
Nathaniel Sears | 1825 | |||
Robert Seaver | 1812 | |||
George Atwood Shaw | 1816 | |||
George Sheldon | 1817 | |||
James Stratton Shepard | 1815 | |||
Simon Harrison Sibley | 1816 | |||
Reuben Sikes | 1824 | |||
Albert Gallatin Sinclair | 1845 | |||
David Nelson Skillings | 1818 | |||
Charles Eber Slater | 1830 | |||
George Fayette Slocomb | 1823 | |||
Cyrus Burnet Smith | 1839 | |||
John James Smith [10] [11] | 1825 | |||
Zoeth Snow | 1825 | |||
Reuben Goodspeed Sparks | 1822 | |||
Chauncey Loren Spear | 1819 | |||
Henry Splaine | 1837 | |||
Charles Stanwood | 1816 | |||
Francis Dana Stedman | 1801 | |||
William Stone | 1827 | |||
Warner Claflin Sturtevant | 1809 | |||
Charles H. Taylor | 1846 | |||
William Taylor | 1831 | |||
Eliphalet Loring Thayer | 1824 | |||
Noah Blanchard Thayer | 1830 | |||
William Henry Thomas | 1829 | |||
Charles Perkins Thompson | July 7, 1827 | |||
John Thomas Zebediah Thompson | 1811 | |||
Charles Q. Tirrell | December 10, 1844 | |||
Hugh James Toland | 1844 | |||
Joseph Rice Torrey | 1828 | |||
Edward Justus Tower | 1833 | |||
George Edwin Towne | 1829 | |||
Thomas Bush Tripp | 1838 | |||
David Warren Tucker | 1820 | |||
Obed Chester Turner | 1840 | |||
William Upham | 1825 | |||
Charles Folsom Walcott | December 22, 1836 | |||
Ansel Hill Ward | 1837 | |||
George Washington Ware | 1837 | |||
Henry Stevenson Washburn | 1813 | |||
Thomas Barstow Waterman | 1830 | |||
Nathan Horace Webb | 1835 | |||
Tisdale Sanford White | 1809 | |||
William Henry Whitfield | November 11, 1804 | |||
Frederick Theodore Whiting | 1825 | |||
William Joseph Wightman | 1810 | |||
Ludovicus French Wild | 1825 | |||
Benjamin Franklin Wing | October 22, 1822 | |||
Ezra Dyer Winslow | 1839 | |||
Harding Woods | 1822 | |||
Lyman Woodward | 1831 | |||
Albert Judd Wright | ||||
Ira Berkeley Wright | 1830 | |||
Walter Wyman | 1806 |
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