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66th
Massachusetts General Court
←
Samuel H. Walley, Jr.
Sessions
1stJanuary 1, 1845 (1845-01-01) – March 26, 1845 (1845-03-26)[2]
Levi Lincoln Jr.
Levi Lincoln, Senate president.

The 66th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the

speakers of the House.[3]

Senators

  • Jehiel Abbott [4]
  • Charles Francis Adams
  • Morrill Allen
  • Oliver Ames
  • Benjamin Barrett
  • Nathaniel B. Borden
  • Linus Child
  • Chas. Choate
  • Thomas J. Clarke
  • John H. Clifford
  • Benjamin F. Copeland
  • Solomon Davis
  • John B. Dillingham
  • Francis B. Fay
  • Asahel Foot
  • John C. Gray
  • Stevens Hayward
  • Dan Hill
  • Charles W. Hopkins
  • Edmund Kimball jr.
  • Alfred Kittredge
  • Myron Lawrence
  • Levi Lincoln
  • Isaac Livermore
  • Luther Metcalf
  • William Mitchell
  • Jesse Murdock
  • Francis S. Newhall
  • John C. Park
  • Solomon Reed
  • Joseph Richards
  • Daniel Safford
  • Royal Southwick
  • Charles Stearns
  • Joseph Stone
  • John G. Thurston
  • George Wheatland
  • James White
  • James P. Whitney
  • Henry Wilson

Representatives

Barnstable County

  • Joseph Baker
  • Charles C. Bearse
  • David Benson
  • Albert P. Clark
  • Samuel P. Croswell
  • John Dunlap
  • William Handy jr.
  • Josiah Hinckley
  • Elisha Jenkins
  • Alexander Kenrick
  • Elijah E. Knowles
  • Caleb Lombard
  • James Long
  • Richard Stevens
  • John Taylor

Berkshire County

  • Lewis Beach
  • Andrew Bennett
  • James Buel
  • Prentiss Chaffe
  • Thaddeus Clapp
  • Isaac Comstock
  • Bradish Dunham
  • Robert E. Galpin
  • Asa Judd
  • Martin R. Kellogg
  • Bazy W. Pattison
  • John Sherril
  • David Smith
  • Socrates Squire
  • Leonard Tuttle

Bristol County

  • Simeon Borden
  • William D. Bullock
  • Benjamin Cartwright
  • James B. Congdon
  • Jonathan Davis
  • Lincoln Drake
  • Forrest Foster
  • David R. Greene
  • Earl Hodges
  • Abraham H. Howland
  • Thomas Kempton
  • O. S. Kingsbury
  • George Kirby
  • James B. Luther
  • Philip M. Marvel
  • Lemuel May
  • Ellis Mendall, jr.
  • John H. W. Page
  • Joseph Pitts
  • Cyrell Read
  • James Rider
  • Grenville Stevens
  • Joseph Tripp
  • Benjamin F. White
  • John Winslow, jr.

Dukes County

  • Matthew P. Butler
  • Joseph Mayhew
  • Smith Mayhew

Essex County

  • Enoch Bailey
  • John I. Baker
  • George Barker
  • Jonas A. Bettes
  • Frederick I. Coffin
  • John Coombs
  • Peter Dixey, jr.
  • Henry Fowler
  • William Grover
  • Enoch Hale
  • Pickmore Jackson
  • James Kimball
  • Benjamin R. Knapp
  • Joseph Little
  • John Marland
  • Hazen Morse
  • Sylvanus Morse
  • Richard Osborn
  • Ezra Perkins, jr.
  • Jonathan C. Perkins
  • Caleb Pierce
  • Daniel Potter
  • Daniel N. Prime
  • Allen Putnam
  • Benjamin Sawyer
  • William Stevens
  • John D. Symonds
  • Albert Thorndike
  • Samuel Todd

Franklin County

  • Nathaniel P. Baker
  • Jasper Bement
  • Nathan Hosmer
  • Horace Hubbard
  • Benjamin Mayo
  • Charles Osgood
  • Jabez Pease
  • Frederic Peirce
  • Rufus Saxton
  • Clark Sears
  • Asa Severance
  • Amos Stewart
  • Daniel W. Temple
  • Gardner Wilder
  • Simeon H. Williams

Hampden County

  • Alonzo V. Blanchard
  • Sharon Bradley
  • Hector Campbell
  • Jacob Colton, jr.
  • Edmund Freeman
  • Hiram Harrison
  • Chandler Holcomb
  • Oliver Moseley
  • Frederic Sackett
  • Orson Sherman
  • Artimas H. Whitney
  • Samuel Whitney

Hampshire County

  • Henry A. Bridgman
  • Uriah Church
  • Robert Dawes, Jr.
  • Calvin Goodman
  • Joel Hayden
  • Erastus Hopkins
  • Thomas Jones
  • John A. Morton
  • William W. Partridge
  • Asahel Pierce
  • Levi Taylor
  • Cullen Warner
  • E. Munroe Wright

Middlesex County

  • Shubael P. Adams
  • Reuben Bates
  • Lambert Bigelow
  • George Bragdon
  • Josiah Burnam
  • Timothy V. Coburn
  • Isaac Cooper
  • John M. Durgin
  • Lilley Eaton
  • Abel Gleason
  • Joseph Griffin
  • Isaac Hagar
  • George Harlow
  • Stedman Hartwell
  • Reuben Haynes
  • Leonard Hoar
  • Edwin Hobbs
  • Thomas Hopkinson
  • John A. Knowles
  • John S. Ladd
  • Luther Lawrence
  • Henry H. Learnard
  • Isaac S. Lee
  • Caleb W. Leland
  • John Leland
  • Thomas Livermore
  • William Livermore, jr.
  • Charles R. Metcalf
  • John Mixer
  • Jesse Phelps
  • Daniel Pratt
  • Josiah H. Russell
  • John Sargrent
  • William Schouler
  • Calvin Shepard, jr.
  • John Sprague
  • Joel Walcott
  • Daniel Wetherbee

Nantucket County

  • David Baker
  • George Harris
  • William C. Starbuck
  • Charles Wood

Norfolk County

  • Joseph H. Billings
  • George Bullard
  • Friend Crane
  • Joseph Day
  • Moses Draper
  • Richard Ford
  • Samuel Guild
  • Thos. Kendall
  • Josiah O. Lawrence
  • Ralph Sanger
  • Samuel H. Walley, jr.
  • Naaman L. White

Plymouth County

  • Uriah Bartlett
  • John Beal
  • George Bonney
  • Joshua Brewster, jr.
  • Nathan Cannon
  • Harrison G. O. Ellis
  • Henry French
  • David Holmes
  • Luther Holmes
  • Caleb Howard
  • Oren Josselyn
  • Samuel Leonard
  • Luther Magoun
  • Edmund Robbins
  • William S. Savery
  • Josiah Tinkham
  • Asa T. Winslow

Suffolk County

  • Charles Amory
  • Daniel Bartlett, jr.
  • Richard W. Bayley
  • Joseph Bell
  • Abraham W. Blanchard
  • Luther Blodgett
  • Ephraim Buck
  • John Codman
  • Larra Crane
  • Bradley N. Cumings
  • William Denton
  • Peleg W. Chandler
  • Edmund Dwight
  • Ebenezer Ellis
  • Rowland Ellis
  • David Francis
  • Nathaniel Francis
  • Jabez C. Howe
  • William H. Lane
  • Ezra Lincoln
  • David Morgan
  • Joshua Norton, jr.
  • John Osborn
  • Jonathan Preston
  • Samuel Quincy
  • Benjamin P. Richardson
  • Charles T. Russell
  • J. T. Stevenson
  • Jedediah Tuttie
  • Thomas Tolman
  • John B. Tremere
  • Charles Wade
  • Samuel Wales, jr.
  • Joel Wheeler
  • William Willett
  • Royal B. Willis

Worcester County

  • Joel Barnard
  • Eben. D. Blake
  • Prince Brackett
  • William S. Bradbury
  • Alfred Bragg
  • Henry Brigham
  • Benjamin Brown
  • Enoch Brown
  • Alexander H. Bullock
  • Leonard Burrage
  • Henry Chapin
  • John T. Cotton
  • David Davis
  • Eleazer B. Draper
  • Franklin Drury
  • John Milton Earle
  • Hiram Edson
  • Israel Everett
  • Peter Fay
  • Jacob Fisher
  • Samuel Houghton
  • Jonas Howe
  • Theodore Jones
  • Ithra Lewis
  • William Marble
  • Moses G. Maynard
  • Erastus Ormsbee
  • Brigham Prescott
  • Warham Rand
  • Darius Rice
  • Solomon Robinson
  • Welcome Staples
  • Jonathan Warren
  • Calvin Willard
  • Zadok Woodbury
  • John Woodcock
  • Joseph Wright

See also

References

  1. ^ "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 6 June 2020
  2. ^ "Length of Legislative Sessions". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 348+.
  3. ^ "Organization of the Legislature Since 1780". Manual for the Use of the General Court. Boston: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 2009. p. 340+.
  4. ^ "Massachusetts register 1845". archive.org. 1845. Retrieved 7 January 2024.
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