J. W. Watson Sr.

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John W. Watson Sr.
Florida State Senator - 13th District
In office
1925–1935
Political offices
Preceded by
Robert McNamee
Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives
1901-1901
Succeeded by
Cromwell Gibbons