Julius Converse

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Julius Converse
Julius Converse
In office
1872 – 1874
Lieutenant Russell S. Taft
Preceded by John W. Stewart
Succeeded by Asahel Peck
Born 17 December 1798(1798-12-17)
Stafford, Connecticut
Died 16 August 1885 (aged 86)
Dixville Notch, New Hampshire
Political party Republican
Spouse Melissa Arnold, Jane Elvira Martin
Profession lawyer / politician


Julius Converse was the Republican governor of Vermont from 1872 to 1874.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ VERMONT.; The Green Mountain Boys True to Freedom. Their Fidelity to Republican Prin- ciples Reaffirmed. A Fine Day and a Heavy Vote Polled. Julius Converse Elected Governor by 26,000 Majority. The Baltimore Democracy Badly Sold. New York Times online 24 September 1872 accessed 22 January 2008
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