The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Treasurers (original) (raw)

Michigan State Treasurers, 1836-2003 (May be incomplete!)
Henry Howard 1836-39Peter Desnoyers 1839-40Robert Stuart 1840-41George W. Germain 1841-42John J. Adam 1842-45George Redfield 1845-46George B. Cooper 1846-50Bernard C. Whittemore 1850-54Silas M. Holmes 1855-58John McKinney 1859-60John Owen 1861-66Ebenezer O. Grosvenor 1867-70Victory P. Collier 1871-74William B. McCreery 1875-78Benjamin D. Pritchard 1879-82Edward H. Butler 1883-86George L. Maltz 1887-90Frederick Braastad 1891-92Joseph F. Hambitzer 1893-94James M. Wilkinson 1894-96George A. Steel 1897-1900Daniel McCoy 1901-04Frank P. Glazier 1905-08John T. Rich 1908Albert E. Sleeper 1909-12John W. Haarer 1913-16Samuel Odell 1917-19Frank E. Gorman 1919-24Frank D. McKay 1925-30Howard C. Lawrence 1931-32Theodore I. Fry 1933-38Miller Dunckel 1939-40Theodore I. Fry 1941-42D. Hale Brake 1943-54Sanford A. Brown 1955-65Allison Green 1965-Jay B. Rising 2003-

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

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