1890 Massachusetts legislature

111th
Massachusetts General Court
111th; Massachusetts General Court
Overview
Legislative body	General Court
Election	November 5, 1889
Senate
Members	40
President	Henry H. Sprague
Party control	Republican
House
Members	240
Speaker	William Emerson Barrett
Party control	Republican
Sessions
1st
1st	January 1, 1890 – July 2, 1890

Last updated February 12, 2023

Henry Sprague, Senate president.

William Barrett, House speaker.

Leaders of the Massachusetts General Court, 1890.

The 111th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1890 during the governorship of John Q. A. Brackett.^[4] Henry H. Sprague served as president of the Senate and William Emerson Barrett served as speaker of the House.^[5]

Senators

Name ^[6]	Date of birth ^[7]	District^[8]	Party
Edwin Baker	January 18, 1843	Franklin
Joseph Mathias Bradley	August 18, 1852	6th Essex
Arthur Butler Breed	June 30, 1857	1st Essex
Benjamin F. Campbell	September 12, 1834	1st Suffolk
William Henry Carberry	February 22, 1851	8th Suffolk
Charles Carleton Coffin	July 26, 1823	7th Suffolk	Republican
Thomas Washburn Cook	September 15, 1837	3rd Bristol
Michael James Creed	August 28, 1856	6th Suffolk
William N. Davenport	November 3, 1856	4th Middlesex	Republican
Simeon Dodge	July 11, 1815	2nd Essex
Edward J. Donovan	March 15, 1864	3rd Suffolk	Democratic
James Donovan	May 28, 1859	4th Suffolk
James Fisher Dwinell	July 23, 1825	1st Middlesex
Oscar Ely	November 5, 1834	2nd Hampden
Alonzo H. Evans	February 24, 1820	6th Middlesex	Republican
Alfred Swift Fassett	December 5, 1848	Berkshire and Hampshire
Lucius Field	August 15, 1840	2nd Worcester
David Fisk	May 6, 1838	Cape
George Henry Gammans	May 5, 1842	2nd Suffolk
Willard Franklin Gleason	December 24, 1846	1st Norfolk
William Hobbs Goodwin	October 9, 1822	9th Suffolk
Charles Haggerty	December 6, 1854	3rd Worcester
James H. Harlow	September 11, 1814	2nd Plymouth
George D. Hart	December 7, 1846	5th Essex
Henry Joseph Hosmer	February 2, 1832	2nd Middlesex
Robert Howard	February 8, 1845	2nd Bristol
Freeman Hunt	September 4, 1855	3rd Middlesex
Alden Potter Jaques	March 4, 1835	4th Essex
Aaron Low	August 11, 1833	3rd Essex
Edwin Dickinson Metcalf	March 14, 1848	1st Hampden
Hiram Abif Oakman	April 10, 1827	1st Plymouth
Moses P. Palmer	May 1, 1830	5th Middlesex
Henry Langdon Parker	October 7, 1834	1st Worcester
Alfred Stamm Pinkerton	March 19, 1856	4th Worcester
Oliver Wells Robbins	August 20, 1812	Berkshire
Cyrus Savage	September 2, 1832	1st Bristol
Henry H. Sprague	August 1, 1841	5th Suffolk	Republican
Charles E. Stevens	April 21, 1843	Worcester and Hampshire
George Makepeace Towle	August 27, 1841	2nd Norfolk	Republican
Edward Morton Tucke	May 3, 1840	7th Middlesex
Edwin F. Wyer	September 28, 1832

Representatives

Name ^[6]	Date of birth ^[7]	District	Town	Party
Moses C. Adams	November 17, 1843	9th Norfolk	Millis
John Albree	March 14, 1829	18th Suffolk	Boston
Jared F. Alden	April 18, 1836	8th Plymouth	Middleborough
Thomas Alden	August 17, 1827	2nd Plymouth	Duxbury
Jesse Allen	May 23, 1847	5th Worcester	Oakham
Richard B. Allen	January 25, 1859	25th Middlesex	Lowell
Charles H. Baker	February 2, 1847	18th Essex	Lynn	Republican
William G. Baker	June 9, 1845	23rd Suffolk	Boston
Talcott Bancroft	December 24, 1821	2nd Hampshire	Chesterfield
Thomas E. Barker	March 13, 1839	9th Middlesex	Malden
Franklin O. Barnes	November 11, 1841	26th Suffolk	Chelsea	Republican
William Emerson Barrett	December 29, 1858	11th Middlesex	Melrose	Republican
Richard M. Barry	June 5, 1863	6th Suffolk	Boston
Charles Waldo Bates	July 10, 1846	1st Worcester	Phillipston
George E. Bemis	October 23, 1855	5th Franklin	Charlemont
Charles H. Bennett	March 11, 1843	8th Hampden	Springfield
Thomas W. Bicknell	September 6, 1834	24th Suffolk	Boston
Roswell Billings	October 20, 1853	3rd Hampshire	Hatfield
George H. Bond	January 31, 1840	14th Suffolk	Boston
Charles H. Boodey	December 27, 1838	28th Middlesex	Wayland
Robert H. Bowman	September 26, 1855	17th Suffolk	Boston
Henry W. Britton	February 13, 1851	7th Norfolk	Stoughton
James L. Brophy	November 14, 1852	28th Middlesex	Framingham
Otis S. Brown	February 20, 1845	1st Middlesex	Cambridge
Herman Buchholz	November 23, 1839	8th Hampden	Springfield
William P. Buckley	August 15, 1859	4th Hampden	Holyoke
Andrew J. Bucklin	February 23, 1829	2nd Berkshire	Adams
Walter Jesse David Bullock	July 11, 1860	9th Bristol	Fall River
James J. Burke	March 4, 1862	12th Suffolk	Boston
William M. Butler	January 29, 1861	6th Bristol	New Bedford	Republican
Hiram Torrey Cady	January 17, 1843	1st Berkshire	North Adams
Patrick Cannon	May 2, 1854	7th Suffolk	Boston
George N. Carpenter	January 26, 1840	2nd Norfolk	Brookline
Horatio Carpenter	September 11, 1833	1st Bristol	Seekonk
Charles Ernest Carter	June 1, 1850	24th Middlesex	Lowell
Richard A. Carter	February 16, 1862	5th Essex	Lawrence
John S. Cate	March 25, 1839	10th Middlesex	Everett	Republican
Ansel E. Chamberlin	December 6, 1844	4th Berkshire	Dalton
Sidney Horton Cheeseman	August 11, 1843	5th Berkshire	Becket
Ansel O. Clark	October 17, 1834	6th Norfolk	Braintree
Edwin T. Clark	August 1, 1849	3rd Plymouth	Hanson
George E. Clarke	October 30, 1822	1st Barnstable	Falmouth
Horace E. Clayton	1854	2nd Middlesex	Cambridge
Alonzo Coburn	October 16, 1821	27th Middlesex	Hopkinton
Peter A. Conlin	January 26, 1858	19th Worcester	Worcester
Thomas H. Connell	September 18, 1849	24th Middlesex	Dracut
Morton E. Converse	November 17, 1837	2nd Worcester	Winchendon
Henry Cook	April 4, 1835	14th Worcester	Leominster
Louis A. Cook	May 4, 1847	5th Norfolk	Weymouth
George P. Cooke	October 28, 1849	11th Worcester	Milford
John William Coveney	April 10, 1845	3rd Middlesex	Cambridge
Robert Bruce Crane	1845	2nd Hampden	Westfield
Lorenzo B. Crockett	December 9, 1854	2nd Bristol	Easton
Francis C. Curtis	March 13, 1836	29th Middlesex	Marlborough
Joseph A. Cushing	December 24, 1846	5th Norfolk	Weymouth
Nahum Sawin Cutler	April 7, 1837	1st Franklin	Greenfield
Frank William Dallinger	June 5, 1852	4th Middlesex	Cambridge	Republican
Luther Dame	March 3, 1826	8th Essex	Newbury
Epes Davis	March 14, 1824	10th Essex	Gloucester
Everett Allen Davis	October 11, 1857	16th Suffolk	Boston
Joshua H. Davis	November 3, 1814	5th Middlesex	Somerville
Benjamin Day	September 4, 1822	16th Essex	Marblehead
Frederick B. Day	March 20, 1843	1st Suffolk	Boston
Herbert O. Delano	July 7, 1847	1st Essex	Merrimac
John W. Delano	April 16, 1852	7th Plymouth	Marion
Jeremiah Desmond	May 2, 1853	16th Suffolk	Boston
Henry S. Dewey	1856	21st Suffolk	Boston	Republican
Owen M. Donohoe	October 21, 1861	23rd Middlesex	Lowell
William B. Durant	September 29, 1844	1st Middlesex	Cambridge
J. Homer Edgerly	May 5, 1844	3rd Suffolk	Boston
Nathan Edson	September 16, 1817	1st Barnstable	Barnstable
John Edwards	December 23, 1852	8th Bristol	Fall River
George D. Eldredge	December 17, 1858	5th Hampden	Chicopee
S. Hopkins Emery	August 22, 1815	3rd Bristol	Taunton
John W. Fairbanks	October 12, 1843	12th Worcester	Westborough
James M. Farnum	1822	10th Worcester	Uxbridge
Warren Fenno	December 2, 1854	27th Suffolk	Revere
Myron J. Ferren	August 16, 1836	12th Middlesex	Stoneham
Alfred Frary Field	June 16, 1843	4th Franklin	Leverett
Joseph Henry Fletcher	September 26, 1844	16th Middlesex	Belmont
Charles W. Flint	May 3, 1827	20th Middlesex	Chelmsford
Carlos M. Gage	July 21, 1849	9th Hampden	Monson
Michael J. Garvey	May 27, 1859	21st Middlesex	Lowell
John F. Gillespie	April 18, 1855	6th Suffolk	Boston
Gorham D. Gilman	May 29, 1822	17th Middlesex	Newton
Edward B. Glasgow		23rd Worcester	Worcester
Edward A. Goddard	1845	2nd Franklin	Orange
Frank T. Goodhue	January 20, 1854	9th Essex	Ipswich
Moses C. Goodnow	June 20, 1846	4th Worcester	Princeton
David E. Gould	April 14, 1863	26th Suffolk	Chelesa
Robert S. Gray	September 28, 1847	7th Norfolk	Walpole
Charles Greene	May 10, 1840	6th Essex	Andover
William S. Greenough	August 25, 1843	13th Middlesex	Wakefield
Lewis G. Grossman	May 6, 1843	19th Suffolk	Boston
William M. Hale	June 26, 1820	3rd Bristol	Taunton
Aaron C. Handley	October 7, 1823	30th Middlesex	Acton
Charles H. Hanson	July 7, 1844	24th Middlesex	Lowell
Emerson G. Harrington	September 21, 1845	6th Berkshire	Egremont
James W. Harvey	April 10, 1844	25th Suffolk	Boston
Elihu B. Hayes	April 26, 1848	18th Essex	Lynn	Republican
James B. Hayes	February 24, 1858	12th Suffolk	Boston
Augustus Hemenway	1853	4th Norfolk	Canton
Charles W. Henderson	June 3, 1842	4th Middlesex	Cambridge
Edward E. Herrod	November 4, 1857	10th Plymouth	Brockton
John E. Heslan	November 11, 1854	22nd Suffolk	Boston
John Hildreth	October 18, 1851	3rd Hampden	Holyoke
Stanley B. Hildreth	June 8, 1845	13th Worcester	Harvard
Arthur G. Hill	December 6, 1841	1st Hampshire	Northampton
Langdon H. Holder	March 10, 1846	20th Essex	Lynn
Dwight H. Hollister	October 24, 1834	1st Hampden	Southwick
George Mitchell Hooper	September 1, 1838	9th Plymouth	Bridgewater
John F. Howard	March 24, 1843	4th Essex	Lawrence
Willard Howland	December 3, 1852	27th Suffolk	Chelsea
John H. Hulford	November 11, 1841	5th Essex	Lawrence
William W. Hunt	May 15, 1842	3rd Franklin	Wendell
John T. Hurley	October 26, 1855	8th Bristol	Fall River
Henry H. Johnson	March 24, 1840	2nd Essex	Haverhill
Charlie A. Jones	September 9, 1847	14th Middlesex	Woburn
Chester Kellogg	December 27, 1830	4th Hampden	Granby
David B. Kempton	April 25, 1818	5th Bristol	New Bedford
George Kendall	March 1, 1839	2nd Worcester	Gardner
P. J. Kennedy	January 14, 1858	2nd Suffolk	Boston	Democratic
Frederick M. Kilmer	February 8, 1852	7th Middlesex	Somerville
Henry Albert Kimball	May 3, 1842	1st Hampshire	Northampton
John W. Kimball	February 27, 1828	15th Worcester	Fitchburg	Republican
Rufus Kimball	March 13, 1829	19th Essex	Lynn
Albert C. Kirby	March 17, 1841	7th Bristol	Westport
Francis W. Kittredge	June 4, 1843	21st Suffolk	Boston
Nathaniel W. Ladd	January 7, 1848	10th Suffolk	Boston
Hiram B. Lane	August 17, 1824	6th Hampden	Springfield
Andrew Berkley Lattimore ^[9]	August 4, 1852	9th Suffolk	Boston
Horace G. Leslie	April 13, 1842	1st Essex	Amesbury
James A. Lewis	May 20, 1834	4th Bristol	Fairhaven
James D. Lincoln	1823	8th Norfolk	Wrentham
Stephen S. Littlefield	August 8, 1848	21st Essex	Peabody
Joseph P. Lomasney	March 10, 1863	8th Suffolk	Boston	Democratic
Lewis P. Loring	July 10, 1822	4th Plymouth	Hull
Haile R. Luther	February 7, 1838	5th Bristol	New Bedford
John B. Lynch	April 13, 1858	15th Suffolk	Boston
Henry Stephen Lyons	November 21, 1865	1st Berkshire	North Adams
Joseph B. Maccabe	November 19, 1857	1st Suffolk	Boston
John Macfarlane	June 11, 1841	19th Essex	Lynn
Pardon Macomber	February 9, 1833	9th Bristol	Fall River
William Mahanna	November 25, 1854	3rd Berkshire	Lenox
Cornelius B. Marchant	November 14, 1815	1st Dukes	Edgartown
Peter J. McDonald	May 3, 1860	4th Berkshire	Pittsfield
John H. McDonough	March 29, 1857	20th Suffolk	Boston
John James McDonough	March 15, 1857	8th Bristol	Fall River
Thomas O. McEnaney	October 23, 1857	2nd Suffolk	Boston
Michael J. McEttrick	June 22, 1848	20th Suffolk	Boston	Democratic
John McFethries	1830	7th Hampden	Springfield
Daniel McLaughlin	1847	7th Suffolk	Boston
Jeremiah J. McNamara	December 5, 1864	13th Suffolk	Boston
William S. McNary	March 29, 1863	15th Suffolk	Boston	Democratic
William E. Meade	August 2, 1839	14th Essex	Salem
Robert F. Means	August 22, 1838	14th Suffolk	Boston
George W. Miller	September 9, 1852	6th Hampden	Springfield
Charles S. Millet	January 29, 1858	5th Plymouth	Rockland
Henry S. Milton	September 28, 1855	18th Middlesex	Waltham
Michael J. Mitchell	July 29, 1855	3rd Suffolk	Boston
Hiram A. Monk	July 16, 1829	11th Plymouth	Brockton
Charles Moore	June 13, 1831	18th Middlesex	Waltham
Michael J. Moore	September 23, 1863	13th Suffolk	Boston
Louis E. P. Moreau	February 25, 1857	6th Worcester	Spencer
David F. Moreland	August 30, 1857	14th Middlesex	Woburn
Eugene Michael Moriarty	April 15, 1849	18th Worcester	Worcester
Frank Morison	March 18, 1844	9th Suffolk	Boston
Lyman Morse	February 24, 1837	12th Worcester	Berlin
Edward Mott	June 19, 1830	3rd Bristol	Taunton
George N. Munsell	December 14, 1835	2nd Barnstable	Harwich
Michael Joseph Murray	June 18, 1867	15th Worcester	Fitchburg
John Henry Norcross	October 20, 1841	8th Middlesex	Medford
John O'Brien	October 1, 1855	24th Suffolk	Boston
Henry P. Oakman	June 27, 1831	4th Essex	Lawrence
John Parkhurst	December 30, 1826	7th Essex	Boxford
Wellington Evarts Parkhurst	January 19, 1835	13th Worcester	Clinton
Oren B. Parks	December 28, 1846	2nd Hampden	Westfield
Alfred W. Paul	August 5, 1822	10th Bristol	Dighton
Alonzo Penney	September 23, 1835	20th Essex	Lynn
Augustus G. Perkins	June 20, 1846	18th Suffolk	Boston
Benjamin F. Peterson	October 11, 1836	6th Plymouth	Whitman
Benjamin P. Pickering	February 22, 1844	13th Essex	Salem
Wilbur Howard Powers	January 22, 1849	3rd Norfolk	Hyde Park
Edward W. Presho	May 29, 1859	5th Suffolk	Boston
Winfield F. Prime	November 22, 1860	4th Suffolk	Boston	Republican
Lewis C. Prindle	March 18, 1847	7th Worcester	Charlton
James Quigley	November 11, 1839	11th Worcester	Mendon
Josiah Quincy VI	October 15, 1859	5th Norfolk	Quincy	Democratic
Patrick James Quinn	June 4, 1843	20th Worcester	Worcester
Andrew J. Rady	May 1, 1853	2nd Middlesex	Cambridge
Frederick J. Ranlett	November 17, 1857	17th Middlesex	Newton
Francis Henry Raymond	February 19, 1836	6th Middlesex
William H. Rice	1841	17th Worcester	Worcester
Richard A. Rich	October 19, 1844	3rd Barnstable	Truro
Arthur C. Richardson	October 31, 1837	8th Essex	Newburyport
William R. Rowell	March 19, 1844	3rd Essex	Methuen
Willis R. Russ	October 30, 1854	19th Suffolk	Boston
John J. Salter	January 11, 1856	17th Essex	Lynn
Horace H. Sanders	August 27, 1835	10th Hampden	Palmer
Alpheus Sanford	July 5, 1856	17th Suffolk	Boston
George P. Sanger Jr.	September 6, 1852	11th Suffolk	Boston
Nathan H. Sears	November 28, 1830	9th Worcester	Millbury
Robert K. Sears	August 29, 1844	22nd Essex	Danvers
Everett F. Sherman	1826	1st Plymouth	Plymouth
Anthony Smalley	March 15, 1836	1st Nantucket	Nantucket
Philo Smith	1820	7th Berkshire	Otis
William D. Sohier	October 22, 1858	12th Essex	Beverly
William B. Sprout	1859	22nd Worcester	Worcester
Stephen Stanley	June 11, 1842	1st Bristol	North Attleborough
William H. Stearns	April 11, 1850	15th Essex	Salem
Isaac Newton Story	November 30, 1834	10th Essex	Gloucester
Martin L. Stover	October 22, 1837	3rd Essex	Haverhill
Edward Sullivan	August 14, 1844	10 Suffolk	Boston
John H. Sullivan	June 24, 1850	8th Suffolk	Boston
George N. Swallow	January 2, 1854	5th Suffolk	Boston
James M. Swallow	April 14, 1821	31st Middlesex	Dunstable
Edgar Sidney Taft	June 30, 1853	10th Essex	Gloucester
Harrison O. Thomas	June 28, 1840	12th Plymouth	Brockton
Lysander Thurston	May 25, 1837	5th Hampshire	Enfield
Edwin A. Tibbetts	April 24, 1840	17th Essex	Lynn
Frank B. Tilton	March 15, 1840	26th Middlesex	Natick
Hermon C. Tower	March 8, 1843	29th Middlesex	Hudson
Pelatiah R. Tripp	August 15, 1842	23rd Suffolk	Boston
John S. True^{[lower-alpha 1]}	October 22, 1828		Woburn
George F. Tucker	January 19, 1852	6th Bristol	New Bedford
George Keyes Tufts	October 17, 1841	5th Worcester	New Braintree
Henry Edward Turner	May 4, 1842	9th Middlesex	Malden	Republican
William H. H. Tuttle	August 17, 1845	15th Middlesex	Arlington
Daniel H. Varnum	February 11, 1850	22nd Middlesex	Lowell
James S. Wallace	October 17, 1846	11th Essex	Rockport
Jacob Otis Wardwell	March 14, 1857	2nd Essex	Haverhill
Richard H. Warren	March 9, 1854	8th Worcester	Auburn
Henry C. Wheaton	May 25, 1839	16th Worcester	Worcester
Charles S. Wheeler	June 11, 1851	19th Middlesex	Lincoln
Walter Adams Wheeler	August 14, 1850	3rd Worcester	Rutland
Franklin B. White	1837	21st Worcester	Worcester
George F. Williams	July 10, 1852	1st Norfolk	Dedham	Democratic
Frank E. Winslow	May 16, 1852	11th Suffolk	Boston
Daniel S. Woodman	April 12, 1842	8th Norfolk	Medway
Charles F. Worcester	February 25, 1859	32nd Middlesex	Townsend
Ira A. Worth	October 23, 1828	4th Suffolk	Boston

Notes

↑ Died January 3.

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References

↑ "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
↑ "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020
↑ "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.
↑ Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1890, 1890 – via Google Books
↑ "Organization of the Legislature Since 1780". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 340+.
1 2 Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 1890 – via Internet Archive.
1 2 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1890" (PDF), Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts^{[ permanent dead link ]}
↑ Manual, pp. 452–53.
↑ Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts, 2010, hdl:2452/48905

External links

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[10] Died January 3.

[CompSenate-1] "Composition of the Massachusetts State Senate", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[CompHouse-2] "Composition of the State of Massachusetts House of Representatives", Resources on Massachusetts Political Figures in the State Library, Mass.gov, archived from the original on June 6, 2020

[3] "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.

[4] Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1890, 1890 – via Google Books

[5] "Organization of the Legislature Since 1780". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 340+.

[Manual-6] 1 2 Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 1890 – via Internet Archive.

[Register-7] 1 2 "Annual Register of the Executive and Legislative Departments of the Government of Massachusetts, 1890" (PDF), Journal of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts– via State Library of Massachusetts^{[ permanent dead link ]}

[FOOTNOTEManual452–53-8] Manual, pp. 452–53.

[black2010-9] Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts, 2010, hdl:2452/48905

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v t e Government of Massachusetts
Legislative	General Court Senate (Members, President) House of Representatives (Members, Speaker)
Executive	Governor (List) Lt. Governor Attorney General Auditor Secretary of the Commonwealth Treasurer and Receiver-General Office for Administration and Finance Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Department of Higher Education Emergency Management Agency Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Protection Department of Revenue Office of Health and Human Services Office of Housing and Economic Development Office of Labor and Workforce Development Department of Mental Health Department of Public Health Office of Public Safety and Security Department of Public Utilities Department of Transportation Department of Youth Services
Judicial	Boston Municipal Court District Court Superior Court Land Court Juvenile Court Housing Court Massachusetts Probate and Family Court Appeals Court (Judges) Supreme Judicial Court Essex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court
Independent agencies	Board of Library Commissioners Commission Against Discrimination Commission on the Status of Women Disabled Persons Protection Commission Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board Massachusetts District Attorneys Massachusetts Inspector General Office of Campaign and Political Finance Office of the Comptroller Massachusetts Sheriffs State Ethics Commission
Law	Constitution General Laws Code of Massachusetts Regulations Abortion Alcohol Cannabis Capital punishment Crime Elder law Gambling Gun laws LGBT rights Taxation