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he was born at Hamden, Connecticut, November Is,
l3l4 removed with his parents Western Pennsylva-
MIA In 1915: thence to Wheeling, Virginia. In 1919;
graduated at the Wesleyan University in lS40
gagged in the lumber, iron and banking business 1859
and 1853 he was member OF tho Virginia legislature
| Was member Of the Richmond Convention Of 1861,
and also OF the Wheeling Convention OF the year;
served one term in the Senate OF West Virginia alter
venen Of 1884 was the comriss onsr rom West yir.
gna 10 the Soldiers National Cemetery elected
Congress, serving on the Committees on Manufactures
| and on Banking and Currency He was also reelected
TO the fortieth Congress
Ho was born In Stockholm 81. Lawrence county, New
York, June 1900; graduated at Middebury College ver
mont; read law az fale College, and adopted the
patton OF farming; was member OF the State Legisa-
lure from 1912 10 ls44 and again in 1902 and
later year was elected Representative from New York
TO the Thirty Congress serving tie Committee
on Agriculture and chairman OF the Committee on
gsss serving on the COMMITTEES on the Library and as
chairman OF the Committee on Public Expenditures, and
also on that tho Custom House Frauds in New York
Reelected TO the Foreth Congress-
| NJ HUMPHREY.
He was born In Holland Erie county, New York, Sep
tember 2i 1919; received common school education;
adopted the profession OF law district attorney for
Ere county in 1857, 1858 and 1860; was member Of
the State Senate from 1868 to 1865, and elected
Representative from New York the Thirty ninth Con-
| Fress, serving on the Committee on Commerce and the
Special Committee the Civil Service. In 1858 he
/ President Of the Democratic State Convention. Re-
elected to the Fortle.h Congress m
| MORTON G. HUNTER.
He was born In Versailles, Ripley county, Indiana,
February o. 1926; went through scientific of
siudes IN The Indiana State Universy studied law and
graduated as lawyer at the above institution In 1858
he Was elected 10 tho State Legislauc 1860 he
presidential elecor in 1862 he raised the Eighty
second regiment OF Indiana volunteers and Colonel
commanded it until The fail of Atlanta in 1894 he also
had command OF brigade under General sherman in
Array Corps until its arrival In Washington In March,
1868, hc vas broveed Brigader General and in 1865
be Was elected Representative from Indiana to the
Iortieth Congress.
EnoS c. NeERsoLL
He was born in Oneida county, New York December
IL 1881 removed with his father TO Illinois 1S43;
finished his education at Paducah, KontDcky scdicd
law and cano to Tho bar in 1884, in 1850 he elected
to tho Illinois Legislature; in 1884 he was elected a
Representative from Illinois to the Thirty eighth Con-
grcss for the unoxpircd term Owen Lovejoy; re-
elected to the Thirty ninth Congress- serving
| man Of the Committee tho District OF Colombia
| Re eesied to the F,rlieth Congress-
NORMAN d. JUDD.
He was born in Rome, Oneida county, r. January
TO- lsAo educated at the Grammar school OF thai town;
stuGiod and removed 20 Cuicago n in 1886. be.
cane an Alderman in the City Council was also G ty
| Attorney Notary Public ana County Attorney: was
member Of The Illinois Senate from 1914, by
repeated elections, unt 1860; appointed by Pre-
sden Lincoln Minister Plenipotentary 10 Prussia in
1901 and hold the ce until 1885, and in 1865 ne was
Congiesa
GEORGE w. JULIAN.
He was born in CenIresile, Wasne county. Indiana,
spent three years school teacher; studied law and
was admitted 70 tho bar In sA0 Ia lS45 he elected
Buif,.o Convention Of 1915; was a Representative in
Congress from Indiana from 1s40 to 1851 In 1852 he
vas nominated by the Pittsburg Convention for the
Office OF Vice President Of the United States the ticket
with j. r. Halo for President and in 1856 no Wee
President of the Republican Convention held at Pitts
burg. In 1860 lie vas elected Representative from
Indiana 20 the Thirty Congress- serving the
Cornmees Of Public Lands, Pnblic Expenditures,
and IN 1862 was elected TO the Thirty Congress-
aud arnlan OF the Committee ON Public Lands,
to the Thirty ninth Congress- and was again al tho head
Of the Pubic Lands Committee, and member Of that
4 ss Sasy as va, sa o
company The remains cf President Lincoln TO Illinois,
reelected TO tho Fortieth Congress. ssA
WILLIAM u. KEfIEY.
He was born in Philadelphia in the spring OF 1914;
received good English education; commenced life as
prentice ~ iewcry establishment; removed Boston
and folcNed hts srado there FOR -four deyctng
ias he ~ e
many polacal spseoaes numhar of literary addresses
bave been published from his pen lie WIS elected
ens, consress serving 90 member Of iLo Committees
| On Indian afairs and Expenditures Public Buildings;
reelected to tho 1hsy eighth Congress serving the
| Committees Agriculture and Naval Aiars; re elected
% q Thry-ninh Congress, serving The Comm itces
Oh the Library, Naval Affairs and on Freedmen. Hs va,
| delegate 70 the Philadelphia Loyalis,s' Convention
Of ls45 aud elected to the Forieth Congress.
wi.JIasl A. KELSEY.
| He was born in New York, and elected Repre-
sentative from that State to The thirty fourth and
rnl.ty.nfth Congresses and was mcmbsr or The
gress. L1.. s...
IIo was born at Ttusve, Crawford county, Pcnnsyva-
MIA Msrch 5 1927 chiefly scl-edacaed but studied
law IN the Gpseisiy Of Louisville, and received tho
| Kentucky he se,llci Now Albany, Ind In 1866 ho
was elected for two years TO te state Assembly In
tho State pablishsd avc vorincs; and In 1854 he
elected Representative rom Indiana to the Thirty
Land Claims aad Accounts. Reelected 10 the For
| 10th Congress-
| Eo vas born N Dover, DItcbess county, Vow York,
December 81 1881 received acaccmcal education,
| AID ado ted the occupation Of arme. He was FOR
Of he Assembly in 1850 and 1851 Of .hc state Senate in
1860 aud 1861 In 1902 be entered tho military service,
and as colonel a ,he Ono Hundrcd aad Fifiieh New
York vo,antocrs fcrvci unit January, 1866 when he
made bryadier genera by brcye, which Position
e'sc,cd r p esena,vs from Ncw York 70 tie Thirty
ninth tonsIese, serving on the Committee on Military
mated 10 attcna The funersi o. General Scott in 1890 Hc
| WAS reolecei TO the torIieth ongress
KrrcnEx
10 born IN Berkeley county, West Vrgina, March
| 81 1872 received common school education and
adopted tic occupation OF farmer; u 1861 and 1852 he
was elected 10 the Legislature OF Virginia. in 1883
Ropre sentative from tina, the Tiry.cgh,h Con.
scss not admitted 70 his seat; In 1854 b. was
sccted to the Senate OF Vest Virginia. and in 1890
Representative FROM wcst Virginia TO the rorie,h
! sress
He was born IN somerset Pennsylvania July Is, 1880;
received common school cdnca.ion adopted tho pro-
fession law; District Attorney FOR Somerset county
for thres years from 1885, proIhonoy and clerk OF
the courts OF said county Tor three yeara from so0 and
was elected Representative from Pennsylvania 70 the
Thirty ninth Congress- having successfully contested the
seal Il A H. Coiro b. and srrved on the Committee on
the District OF Columbia He aleo delegate the
Philadelphia Loyalisis Cons sention OF 1906 and
i elected 70 the Fortfeth Congress.
\ N. LAYLIv
He was born In Lee Berkshire county Massachusetts,
October "a 1923; graduated st Williams College In ls43
/ and having removed 10 Hcrkimer county Now York,
became extensively engaged the business Of mauac
turing paper III 1851 ho elected tho Senate OF
New York. ard in Ise4 Ito elected Representative
from that Suie the Thirty Congress-. serving
chairman Of tho COMMITTEES on Printing Reelected 10
the Fortieth Congress.
Crorur ". LAwREcE
He was born In Washington comfy, Pennsylvania, In
ISIS his father, Joseph Lawrence having been In Con-
gross before him. He received liberal education aud
devoted himself agricultural pursuits; elected ~
the state Legislature 1874 1si7 1888 1852 and
aa cafa senafa In 1Alx lS4l 1SnQ lAkI and 1900 off,