Robert C. Wickliffe

This article is about the governor and state senator. For his son, the U.S. Representative, see Robert Charles Wickliffe.

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• State of Louisiana - Biography
• Cemetery Memorial by La-Cemeteries
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Robert C. Wickliffe
15th Governor of Louisiana
In office January 22, 1856 –January 23, 1860

Party political offices
Preceded by Paul Octave Hébert	Democratic nominee for Governor of Louisiana 1855	Succeeded by Thomas Overton Moore
Political offices
Preceded by W. W. Farmer	Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana 1854–1856	Succeeded by Charles Homer Mouton
Preceded by Paul O. Hebert	Governor of Louisiana 1856–1860	Succeeded by Thomas Overton Moore