Frank A. Briggs

Frank A. Briggs (September 15, 1858 in Hennepin County, Minnesota – August 9, 1898 in Bismarck, North Dakota) was an American politician who served as the Republican Governor of North Dakota from 1897 to 1898. Briggs became the first state governor to die in office in 1898 when he died at just 39 from tuberculosis.^[1]

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Preceded by Arthur W. Porter	North Dakota State Auditor 1895–1896	Succeeded by Nathan B. Hannum
Preceded by Roger Allin	Governor of North Dakota 1897–1898	Succeeded by Joseph M. Devine

v • d • e Governors of North Dakota

Miller • A. Burke • Shortridge • Allin • Briggs • Devine • Fancher • White • Sarles • J. Burke • Hanna • Frazier • Nestos • Sorlie • Maddock • Shafer • Langer • O. Olson • Moodie • Welford • Langer • Moses • Aandahl • Brunsdale • Davis • Guy • Link • A. Olson • Sinner • Schafer • Hoeven

v • d • e North Dakota State Auditors

Bray • Currie • Porter • Briggs • Hannum • Carlblom • Holmes • Brightbill • Jorgenson • Kositzky • Poindexter • Steen • Baker • Olson • Peterson Sr. • Peterson Jr.