| Name | Other Government Service |
|---|
Aldrich, Cyrus
Republican Constitutional Convention 1857 (District 11); House 1865 (District 5)
|
|
Municipal Board/Commission
|
Minneapolis, Minnesota (Town Board of Supervisors, Chair)
|
1865
to
18??
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Examiner of Claims for Indemnity of Those Who had Suffered from the Sioux War of 1862 (Commissioner, Appointed by President Abraham Lincoln)
|
1863
to
18??
|
|
State Legislator (Not Minnesota)
|
Illinois House of Representatives
|
1845
to
1847
|
|
County Government
|
Jo Daviess County, Illinois (Register of Deeds)
|
1847
to
1849
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Land Office, Dixon, Illinois (Receiver)
|
1849
to
185?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District or At Large, Minnesota
|
03/04/1859
to
03/03/1863
|
|
Postmaster
|
Minneapolis, Minnesota
|
09/11/1867
to
04/15/1871
|
|
Territorial Republican Constitutional Convention
|
11th Council District, Minnesota Territory
|
07/13/1857
to
08/29/1857
|
|
Andersen, Herman Carl
House 1935-36 (District 12)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
7th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1939
to
01/03/1963
|
|
Anderson, Wendell Richard
House 1959-62 (District 37); Senate 1963-66 (District 49); Senate 1967-70 (District 44)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army Reserves (Intelligence Unit)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
Military
|
United States Army (Infantry Officer)
|
1956
to
1957
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota, 6th Congressional District
|
03/19/1985
to
1997
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/04/1971
to
12/29/1976
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
12/30/1976
to
12/29/1978
|
|
Arens, Henry Martin
House 1919-22 (District 21); Senate 1923-30 (District 21)
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Jordan, Minnesota (City Board of Aldermen)
|
1905
to
1913
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Jordan, Minnesota (Board of Education/School Board)
|
1913
to
1919
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/06/1931
to
01/03/1933
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
At large, Minnesota
|
03/04/1933
to
01/03/1935
|
|
Averill, John Thomas
Senate 1859-60 (District 12)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1873
to
03/03/1875
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1871
to
03/04/1873
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 6th Regiment (United States Civil War/War of the Rebellion, Commissioned Lieutenant Colonel; Colonel, November 22, 1864)
|
08/22/1862
to
09/28/1865
|
|
Bachmann, Michele M.
Senate 2001-2002 (District 56); Senate 2003-2006 (District 52)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/2007
to
?
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service (Tax Attorney)
|
1988
to
1993
|
|
Bede, James Adam
House 1931-32 (District 58)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Marshals Service, District of Minnesota (United States Marshal, during the great railway strike in 1894)
|
02/26/1894
to
1???
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1903
to
03/03/1909
|
|
Blatnik, Jr., John Anton
Senate 1941-46 (District 60)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Civilian Conservation Corps, Minnesota (Superior National Forest)
|
1935
to
1937
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
St. Louis County, Minnesota (Assistant Superintendent of Schools)
|
1939
to
1941
|
|
Military
|
United States Army Air Forces/Corps and the Office of Strategic Services (World War II, Served Overseas, Yugoslavia and Italy; Lieutenant and Captain, Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal Recipient)
|
08/1942
to
01/1946
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1947
to
12/31/1974
|
|
Buckler, Richard Thompson
Senate 1915-18 (District 66); Senate 1923-26 (District 66); Senate 1931-34 (District 66)
|
|
Municipal Board/Commission
|
Andover, Minnesota (Township Supervisors, Chair)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Andover, Minnesota (Township School Board)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
9th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1935
to
01/06/1943
|
|
Buckman, Clarence Bennett
House 1881-82 (District 30); Senate 1883-90 (District 39); Senate 1899-1902 (District 48)
|
|
Judge
|
Minnesota (Justice of the Peace)
|
1873
to
1???
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Deputy United States Marshal
|
1912
to
1917
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1903
to
03/03/1907
|
|
Castle, James Nathan
Senate 1869-70 (District 2); Senate 1879-82 (District 22); Senate 1883-86 (District 24)
|
|
County Attorney
|
Washington County, Minnesota
|
1866
to
1???
|
|
Municipal Attorney
|
Stillwater, Minnesota (City Attorney)
|
1868
to
1???
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1891
to
03/03/1893
|
|
Christgau, Victor Laurence August
Senate 1927-29 (District 5)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army, 33rd Regiment of Engineers (World War I, France, Sergeant)
|
1917
to
1918
|
|
State Agency
|
Minnesota Division of Employment and Security (Director)
|
1939
to
1953
|
|
State Agency
|
Minnesota Department of Employment Security (Commissioner)
|
1953
to
1954
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Social Security Administration, Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance (Director, Appointed by President Dwight Eisenhower)
|
1954
to
1963
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Adjustment Administration (Commodities Division Head, Appointed by President Franklin Roosevelt)
|
06/1933
to
02/1935
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Social Security Administration (Executive Director, Appointed by President John F. Kennedy)
|
01/1963
to
03/1967
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1929
to
03/03/1933
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Minnesota Works Progress Administration (State Administrator)
|
06/1935
to
06/1938
|
|
Christianson, Theodore Andrew
House 1915-24 (District 24)
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Dawson, Minnesota (Village Council, President)
|
1910
to
1911
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
At Large Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1933
to
01/1935
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1935
to
01/03/1937
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/06/1925
to
01/06/1931
|
|
Clague, Frank
House 1903-06 (District 19); Senate 1907-14 (District 19)
|
|
County Attorney
|
Redwood County, Minnesota
|
1895
to
1903
|
|
Judge
|
9th Judicial District, Minnesota (District Judge)
|
01/01/1919
to
03/01/1920
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1921
to
03/03/1933
|
|
Comstock, Solomon Gilman
House 1876-77 (District 41); House 1879-82 (District 41); Senate 1883-88 (District 44)
|
|
County Attorney
|
Clay County, Minnesota (Prosecuting Attorney)
|
04/26/1872
to
1878
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota State Normal School Board (Member)
|
1897
to
1905
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1889
to
03/03/1891
|
|
Davis, Charles Russell
House 1889-90 (District 17); Senate 1891-94 (District 17)
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota National Guard, Company I (Captain)
|
18??
to
188?
|
|
County Attorney
|
Nicollet County, Minnesota
|
1879
to
1889
|
|
Municipal Attorney
|
St. Peter, Minnesota (City Attorney)
|
1878
to
1898
|
|
Municipal Government
|
St. Peter, Minnesota (City Clerk)
|
1878
to
1898
|
|
County Attorney
|
Nicollet County, Minnesota
|
1901
to
1903
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1903
to
03/03/1925
|
|
Davis, Cushman Kellogg
House 1867 (District 1)
|
|
State Agency
|
Wisconsin State Librarian (Appointed by Wisconsin Governor A.W. Randall)
|
185?
to
18??
|
|
Military
|
28th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Company B (United States Civil War, Battle of Vicksburg, First Lieutenant, Assistant Adjutant General under General Willis A. Gorman, Later Became Judge Advocate)
|
1861
to
1864
|
|
U.S. Attorney
|
District of Minnesota
|
1868
to
1873
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/07/1874
to
01/07/1876
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Commission That Met in Paris to Negotiate the Peace Treaty Terms Between the United States and Spain (Commission Member)
|
09/1898
to
09/1898
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota (He Died Before His Term Expired)
|
03/04/1887
to
11/27/1900
|
|
Donnelly, Ignatius
Senate 1874-78 (District 20); House 1887-88 (District 25); Senate 1891-94 (District 24); House 1897-98 (District 24)
|
|
County Board/Commissioner
|
Dakota County, Minnesota (Agricutural Society)
|
1858
to
18??
|
|
Military
|
Liaison officer (Dakota War of 1862)
|
1862
to
1862
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1863
to
03/03/1869
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/02/1860
to
03/04/1863
|
|
Dunnell, Mark Hill
House 1867 (District 11)
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
State of Maine (Superintendent of Schools)
|
1855
to
?
|
|
State Legislator (Not Minnesota)
|
Maine Senate
|
1855
to
?
|
|
State Legislator (Not Minnesota)
|
Maine House of Representatives
|
1854
to
?
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
State of Maine (Superintendent of Schools)
|
1857
to
1859
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Consul (Vera Cruz, Mexico)
|
1861
to
1862
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1871
to
03/03/1883
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1889
to
03/03/1891
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Minnesota (Superintendent of Schools)
|
04/02/1867
to
08/1870
|
|
Military
|
Union Army, Maine Volunteer Infantry, 5th Regiment (Colonel)
|
05/06/1861
to
08/31/1861
|
|
Edgerton, Alonzo Jay
Senate 1859-60 (District 13); Senate 1877-78 (District 11)
|
|
County Attorney
|
Dodge County, Minnesota
|
18??
to
18??
|
|
Judge
|
United States District Court, South Dakota (Appointed by President Harrison)
|
18??
to
18??
|
|
Judge
|
Territorial Supreme Court of Dakota (Chief Justice)
|
1881
to
18??
|
|
Military
|
Union Army, 10th Minnesota Volunteer Regiment, Company B (United States Indian Campaign; United States Civil War, Department of Missouri, 1 year, and Department of the Gulf, Private, Colonel of the 67th U.S. Colored Infantry, Brevet Brigadier General)
|
1862
to
1867
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission (Appointed by Governor Austin, Railroad Commissioner, He was the First One)
|
01/10/1872
to
1876
|
|
Territorial Government
|
South Dakota Constitutional Convention (President, for two of them)
|
188?
to
188?
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/1875
to
03/1877
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/12/1881
to
10/30/1881
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota
|
12/1878
to
12/22/1881
|
|
Ellison, Keith Maurice
House 2003-2006 (District 58B)
|
|
State Attorney General
|
Minnesota
|
01/07/2019
to
?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/2007
to
?
|
|
Emmer, II, Thomas Earl
House 2005-2010 (District 19B)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/2015
to
?
|
|
Municipal Government
|
Delano, Maple Plain, Loretto, and Surrounding Communities (Volunteer Fire Department)
|
20??
to
20??
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Independence, Minnesota (City Council)
|
1995
to
2002
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Delano, Minnesota (City Council)
|
2003
to
2004
|
|
Erdahl, Arlen Ingolf
House 1963-66 (District 10); House 1967-70 (District 10A)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army (Ft. Riley, KS and Tachikawa Air Base, Japan)
|
1954
to
1956
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Public Service Commission
|
1975
to
1978
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Peace Corps, Jamaica (Country Director)
|
1983
to
1985
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Peace Corps (Associate Director)
|
1986
to
1989
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Department of Energy (Principal Deputy/Acting Assistant Secretary for International Affairs)
|
1989
to
1993
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/15/1979
to
01/03/1983
|
|
State Secretary of State
|
Minnesota
|
01/04/1971
to
01/05/1975
|
|
Finstad, Brad
House 2003-08 (District 21B)
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
USDA Rural Development in Minnesota (State Director)
|
11/27/2017
to
?
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States House of Representatives (Agricultural Advisor to United States Representative Mark Kennedy, prior to serving in the Minnesota Legislature)
|
?
to
?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota (Elected in a special election on August 9, 2022)
|
08/12/2022
to
?
|
|
Fischbach, Michelle L.
Senate 1996-2012 (District 14); Senate 2013-2018 (District 13)
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/03/2018
to
?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
7th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
2021
to
?
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States Senate (Intern for United States Senator Rudy Boschwitz in Minneapolis, Minnesota Campaign Office)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States Houe of Representatives (High School Intern for United States Representative Vin Weber in Washington D.C.)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Paynesville, Minnesota (City Council)
|
1995
to
02/12/1996
|
|
Fletcher, Loren
House 1872-75 (District 26); House 1877 (District 26); House 1881-82 (District 26); House 1883-84 (District 29)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1893
to
03/03/1903
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1905
to
03/03/1907
|
|
Fraser, Donald MacKay
Senate 1955-62 (District 29)
|
|
Military
|
United States Naval R.O.T.C. Program
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
Military
|
United States Navy (World War II, Pacific Theater, Radar Officer)
|
1944
to
1946
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
Minneapolis, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
01/1980
to
1993
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1963
to
01/03/1979
|
|
Frenzel, William Eldridge
House 1963-66 (District 30); House 1967-70 (District 30A)
|
|
Military
|
United States Navy (Korean Theater)
|
1951
to
1954
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1971
to
01/03/1991
|
|
Furlow, Sr., Allen John
Senate 1923-25 (District 4)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army, Aviation Branch (World War I, served overseas, Pilot, 1st Lieutenant)
|
191?
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Attorney
|
United States Attorney General's Office (Special Assistant, Petroleum Code Cases)
|
1933
to
193?
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Veterans Administration, Washington D.C., Legal Department
|
1934
to
1937
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1925
to
03/03/1929
|
|
Gale, Richard Pillsbury
House 1939-40 (District 36)
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Mound, Minnesota (Consolidated School Board, 3 terms)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1941
to
01/03/1945
|
|
Gilfillan, John Bachop
Senate 1876-82 (District 25); Senate 1883-85 (District 28)
|
|
Municipal Attorney
|
St. Anthony (Minneapolis), Minnesota (City Attorney)
|
1861
to
1864
|
|
County Attorney
|
Hennepin County, Minnesota
|
1863
to
1867
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Minneapolis, Minnesota (Board of Education,One of the First School Board Members)
|
1860
to
1868
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
Minneapolis, Minnesota (City Alderman)
|
1865
to
1869
|
|
County Attorney
|
Hennepin County, Minnesota
|
1869
to
1871
|
|
County Attorney
|
Hennepin County, Minnesota
|
1873
to
1875
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota
|
1880
to
1888
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1885
to
03/03/1887
|
|
Gorman, Willis Arnold
Democratic Constitutional Convention 1857 (District 2)
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Indiana Senate (Clerk of the State Senate)
|
1837
to
1838
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Indiana Senate (Enrolling Secretary)
|
1839
to
1840
|
|
State Legislator (Not Minnesota)
|
Indiana House of Representatives
|
1841
to
1844
|
|
Military
|
Union Army, 1st Regiment, Minnesota Volunteer Infantry (United States Civil War, Colonel, and Brigadier General)
|
1861
to
1864
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
Indiana
|
03/04/1849
to
03/03/1853
|
|
Territorial Government
|
Minnesota Territory (Territorial Governor, Appointed by President Pierce)
|
05/15/1853
to
04/27/1857
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Minnesota Territory (Superintendent of Indian Affairs)
|
05/13/1853
to
04/27/1857
|
|
Municipal Attorney
|
St. Paul, Minnesota (City Attorney, Prosecutor)
|
1869
to
05/20/1876
|
|
Military
|
United States Army, Indiana Volunteers, Indiana 3rd and 4th Regiments (Mexican War; Private; Major, June 1846; and Colonel)
|
1846
to
08/1849
|
|
Territorial Democratic Constitutional Convention
|
2nd Council District, Minnesota Territory
|
07/13/1857
to
08/29/1857
|
|
Gutknecht, Gilbert W.
House 1983-92 (District 33A); House 1993-94 (District 30A)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1995
to
01/03/2007
|
|
Hagedorn, Thomas Michael
House 1971-72 (District 18B); House 1973-74 (District 27B)
|
|
Military
|
United States Navy
|
1961
to
?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1975
to
01/03/1983
|
|
Hall, Darwin Scott
House 1876 (District 34); Senate 1887-89 (District 47); Senate 1907-10 (District 22)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Chippewa Indian Commission
|
1897
to
1???
|
|
Military
|
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, Company K, 42nd Regiment (United States Civil War, Private)
|
186?
to
186?
|
|
County Auditor
|
Renville County, Minnesota
|
1869
to
1873
|
|
Judicial Administration
|
Renville County, Minnesota (Clerk of the District Court)
|
1873
to
1877
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Land Office, Benson, Minnesota (Register)
|
1878
to
1886
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Chippewa Indian Commission (Chair)
|
1891
to
1893
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota State Agricultural Society, Board of Managers
|
1905
to
1910
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1889
to
03/03/1891
|
|
Hall, Osee Matson
Senate 1885-86 (District 22)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1891
to
03/03/1895
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota State Tax Commission
|
1907
to
11/26/1914
|
|
Halvorson, Kittel
House 1887-88 (District 40)
|
|
Municipal Government
|
North Fork, Minnesota (Township Assessor)
|
1880
to
1???
|
|
Military
|
Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, Company C, 1st Regiment (United States Civil War)
|
1863
to
186?
|
|
Judge
|
Minnesota (Justice of the Peace)
|
1870
to
1875
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Belgrade?, Minnesota (Board of Supervisors, Chair)
|
1870
to
1880
|
|
Municipal Government
|
Brooten?, Minnesota (Town Clerk)
|
1880
to
1891
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1891
to
03/03/1893
|
|
Johnson, Dewey William
House 1929-34 (District 31)
|
|
State Agency
|
Insurance, Minnesota (Deputy Commissioner)
|
?
to
?
|
|
State Agency
|
Minnesota State Fire Marshal
|
1935
to
1936
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1937
to
01/03/1939
|
|
Johnson, Magnus
House 1915-18 (District 26); Senate 1919-22 (District 26)
|
|
Judge
|
Kimball?, Minnesota (Justice of the Peace)
|
1???
to
1???
|
|
Municipal Government
|
Kingston, Minnesota (Assessor)
|
1???
to
1???
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Kingston, Minnesota (School Board Clerk)
|
1???
to
1???
|
|
State Agency
|
Minnesota Supervisor of Public Stockyards (State Supervisor)
|
1934
to
1936
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
At Large, Minnesota
|
03/04/1933
to
01/03/1935
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
07/16/1923
to
03/03/1925
|
|
Karth, Joseph Edward
House 1951-58 (District 41)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army (World War II, European Theater)
|
194?
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1959
to
01/03/1977
|
|
Kiefer, Andrew Robert
House 1864 (District 21)
|
|
Municipal Government
|
St. Paul, Minnesota (Wharfmaster)
|
1859
to
1859
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota House of Representatives (Enrolling Clerk)
|
1859
to
1860
|
|
Judge
|
Ramsey County, Minnesota (Clerk of the District Court)
|
1878
to
1883
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
Saint Paul, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
1898
to
1900
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1893
to
03/03/1897
|
|
Military
|
Union Army, Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, 2nd Regiment (United States Civil War, Captain)
|
07/08/1861
to
07/18/1863
|
|
Kingsbury, William Wallace
Territorial House 1857 (District 5); Democratic Constitutional Convention 1857 (District 5)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
Territorial Delegate to Congress, Minnesota Territory
|
03/04/1857
to
05/11/1858
|
|
Territorial Democratic Constitutional Convention
|
5th Council District, Minnesota Territory
|
07/13/1857
to
08/29/1857
|
|
Knutson, Cornelia Genevive
House 1951-54 (District 65)
|
|
County Government
|
Red Lake County, Minnesota (Agricultural Adjustment Committee, Agent)
|
1941
to
1944
|
|
County Board/Commissioner
|
Red Lake County, Minnesota (Welfare Board)
|
1948
to
1950
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Department of Defense, Civil Defense Agency, Pentagon, Washington D.C.
|
196?
to
1970
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
9th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1955
to
01/03/1959
|
|
Langen, Odin Elsford Stanley
House 1951-58 (District 67)
|
|
Municipal Board/Commission
|
South Red River, Minnesota (Town Board)
|
1947
to
1950
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Kennedy, Minnesota (School Board, President and Chair)
|
1948
to
1950
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
9th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1959
to
01/1962
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
7th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/1962
to
01/03/1971
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Administrator of the Packers and Stockyards Administration (Appointed by President Richard Nixon)
|
01/1971
to
04/1972
|
|
Lundeen, Ernest
House 1911-14 (District 42)
|
|
Military
|
12th Regiment Minnesota Volunteers, Company B (Spanish-American War, Private)
|
1898
to
1898
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/1935
to
01/03/1937
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
At large, Minnesota
|
03/04/1933
to
03/1935
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1917
to
03/03/1919
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota National Guard, Company F, 1st Regiment (1st Lieutenant, October 20, 1910)
|
10/02/1903
to
05/22/1913
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota National Guard, Company F, 1st Regiment
|
11/07/1898
to
08/01/1901
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
01/03/1937
to
08/31/1940
|
|
Luther, William Paul
House 1975-76 (District 45B); Senate 1977-82 (District 45); Senate 1983-94 (District 47)
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Governor's Council on Consumer Affairs
|
1974
to
19??
|
|
Judicial Administration
|
United States Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit (Judicial Clerkship)
|
1970
to
1971
|
|
U.S. Attorney
|
8th Circuit, United States Court of Appeals (Judicial Clerkship, Prosecuting Attorney)
|
1970
to
1971
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1995
to
01/03/2003
|
|
MacDonald, John Louis
House 1869-70 (District 18); Senate 1871 (District 18); Senate 1873-76 (District 21)
|
|
Military
|
Union Army (United States Civil War, Enlist and Muster Volunteers)
|
186?
to
186?
|
|
Judge
|
Probate Court, Scott County, Minnesota (Judge of Probate)
|
1860
to
1861
|
|
County Attorney
|
Scott County, Minnesota (Prosecutor)
|
1863
to
1864
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Scott County, Minnesota (Superintendent of Schools)
|
1865
to
1866
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
Shakopee, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
1875
to
1876
|
|
Judge
|
8th Judicial District, Minnesota
|
1876
to
1886
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1887
to
03/03/1889
|
|
MacKinnon, George Edward
House 1935-42 (District 29)
|
|
Military
|
United States Navy
|
1942
to
1946
|
|
U.S. Attorney
|
District of Minnesota
|
1953
to
1958
|
|
U.S. Attorney
|
United States Department of Justice (Special Assistant)
|
1960
to
1961
|
|
Judge
|
United States Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review
|
1979
to
1982
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Sentencing Commission
|
1985
to
1991
|
|
Judge
|
United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit
|
1969
to
1995
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/06/1947
to
01/03/1949
|
|
McCollum, Betty
House 1993-2000 (District 55B)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/2001
to
?
|
|
Municipal Council/Aldermen
|
North Saint Paul, Minnesota (City Council)
|
1987
to
1992
|
|
Miller, Clarence Benjamin
House 1907-08 (District 51)
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Rushford, Minnesota (Superintendent of Schools)
|
1895
to
1898
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1909
to
03/03/1919
|
|
Nelsen, Ancher
Senate 1935-50 (District 22)
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Lynn Township, Minnesota (School Board)
|
1929
to
1935
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
District 75, Minnesota (School Board)
|
1926
to
1935
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States Rural Electrification Administration Program, Washington D.C. (Administrator)
|
05/1953
to
1956
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/05/1953
to
05/01/1953
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1959
to
12/31/1974
|
|
Nelson, Knute
Senate 1875-78 (District 39)
|
|
State Legislator (Not Minnesota)
|
Wisconsin Assembly
|
1868
to
1869
|
|
County Attorney
|
Douglas County, Minnesota
|
1872
to
1874
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota
|
1882
to
1893
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/04/1893
to
01/31/1895
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1883
to
03/03/1889
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/04/1895
to
04/28/1923
|
|
Military
|
4th Wisconsin Cavalry Regiment/Volunteer Infantry (United States Civil War, Capture of New Orleans, Siege of Vicksburg, Battle of Baton Rouge and Bisland; Wounded and Taken Prisoner in Port Hudson Siege, Louisiana; Private and Noncommissioned Officer)
|
04/1861
to
08/1864
|
|
Nolan, Richard Michael
House 1969-72 (District 53A)
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States Senate (Staff Assistant to United States Senator Walter F. Mondale)
|
1966
to
1968
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota World Trade Center (President)
|
1987
to
1994
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1975
to
01/03/1981
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/2013
to
01/03/2019
|
|
Nolan, William Ignatius
House 1903-08 (District 42); House 1911-14 (District 43); House 1917-24 (District 33)
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota National Guard
|
1891
to
1896
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota House of Representatives (Chief Clerk of the House)
|
1939
to
1940
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
06/17/1929
to
03/03/1933
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/06/1925
to
06/1929
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
|
1942
to
08/03/1943
|
|
Norton, Daniel Sheldon
Senate 1857-58 (District 11); Senate 1861 (District 11); Senate 1864-65 (District 11)
|
|
Military
|
United States Armed Force (Mexican War)
|
184?
to
184?
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/04/1865
to
07/13/1870
|
|
Olson, Alec Gehard
Senate 1969-72 (District 23); Senate 1973-76 (District 21)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
U.S. Department of Agriculture (Assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture)
|
?
to
?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/07/1963
to
01/03/1967
|
|
State Lieutenant Governor
|
Minnesota
|
12/29/1976
to
01/04/1979
|
|
Omar, Ilhan
House 2017-2018 (District 60B)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
2019
to
?
|
|
Paulsen, Erik
House 1995-2008 (District 42B)
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States Senate (Intern for United States Senator Rudy Boschwitz)
|
1989
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States House of Representatives (Staff Member for United States Representative Jim Ramstad in Washington D.C.; Then State Director for United States Representative Jim Ramstad in Minnesota)
|
19??
to
199?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/06/2009
to
2???
|
|
Penny, Timothy Joseph
Senate 1977-82 (District 30)
|
|
Military
|
United States Naval Reserve (Lieutenant Commander, 12 years)
|
19??
to
?
|
|
State Governor Staff
|
Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura's Office
|
?
to
?
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Governor's Commission on Crime Prevention and Control (Researcher)
|
1971
to
1971
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota House of Representatives (Intern)
|
1971
to
1971
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota (Legislative Aide)
|
1975
to
1976
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota State University Board (Member)
|
1974
to
1977
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1983
to
01/04/1995
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board
|
06/1999
to
01/13/2000
|
|
Peterson, Collin Clark
Senate 1977-86 (District 10)
|
|
Military
|
United States Army National Guard
|
1963
to
1969
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
7th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1991
to
20??
|
|
Pittenger, William Alvin
House 1917-20 (District 58)
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1935
to
01/03/1937
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1939
to
01/03/1947
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
8th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1929
to
03/03/1933
|
|
Poehler, Henry
House 1857-58 (District 18); House 1865 (District 19); Senate 1872-73 (District 36); Senate 1876-77 (District 36)
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
Henderson, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
1???
to
1???
|
|
County Board/Commissioner
|
Sibley County, Minnesota (County Commissioner, Chair)
|
01/1865
to
01/1868
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1879
to
03/03/1881
|
|
Postmaster
|
Henderson, Minnesota
|
02/25/1856
to
04/12/1861
|
|
Quie, Albert Harold
Senate 1955-1958 (District 18)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
United States President’s Advisory Committee for Trade Negotiations
|
1982
to
19??
|
|
Military
|
United States Navy Air Corps (World War II, Pilot)
|
1943
to
1945
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Commission on the Problems of Mentally Retarded, Handicapped and Gifted Children
|
19??
to
196?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
1st Congressional District, Minnesota (First Elected in a 1958 Special Election That was Called Due to the Death of August H. Andresen)
|
03/06/1958
to
01/03/1979
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
01/04/1979
to
01/03/1983
|
|
Ramstad, James
Senate 1981-82 (District 43); Senate 1983-90 (District 45)
|
|
Municipal Board/Commission
|
Wayzata-Plymouth, Minnesota (Chemical Health Commission)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
Municipal Board/Commission
|
Plymouth, Minnesota (Human Rights Commission)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
Military
|
United States Army
|
1968
to
1969
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota House of Representatives (Speaker's Staff Member, Majority Research Consultant)
|
1969
to
1970
|
|
U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
|
United States House of Representatives (Staff Member for United States Representative Thomas S. Kleppe of North Dakota)
|
1970
to
1970
|
|
Military
|
United States Army Reserve (1st Lieutenant)
|
1969
to
1975
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota State Human Rights Advisory Committee
|
1979
to
1980
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1991
to
2009
|
|
Rice, Edmund
Territorial House 1851 (District 3); Senate 1864-65 (District 1); House 1867 (District 1); House 1872 (District 24); Senate 1873-74 (District 23); House 1877-78 (District 24)
|
|
Judicial Administration
|
Kalamazoo, Michigan (Master in Chancery, Register of the Court of Chancery, 3rd Circuit; Clerk of the Supreme Court of Michigan)
|
18??
to
18??
|
|
Military
|
1st Regiment Michigan Volunteers, Company A, (Mexican War, First Lieutenant)
|
1847
to
1848
|
|
County Board/Commissioner
|
Ramsey County, Minnesota (County Commissioner)
|
1856
to
1858
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
St. Paul, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
1885
to
02/1887
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1887
to
03/03/1889
|
|
Sabin, Dwight May
Senate 1871 (District 2); Senate 1872-73 (District 22); House 1878 (District 22); House 1881-82 (District 22); House 1883 (District 24)
|
|
Military
|
Connecticut Regiment, Beaufort's Calvary Brigade (United States Civil War; Quartermaster's Department, Clerkship, and Calvary)
|
1862
to
1864
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/04/1883
to
03/03/1887
|
|
Sabo, Martin Olav
House 1961-62 (District 31); House 1963-72 (District 42); House 1973-78 (District 57B)
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
National Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations
|
?
to
?
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Ballpark Authority (Appointed by Governor Mark Dayton)
|
03/2011
to
20??
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1979
to
01/03/2007
|
|
Shipstead, Henrik
House 1917-18 (District 47)
|
|
Municipal Mayor
|
Glenwood, Minnesota (City Mayor)
|
1911
to
1913
|
|
U.S. Senator
|
Minnesota
|
03/04/1923
to
01/03/1947
|
|
Sibley, Henry Hastings
Territorial House 1855 (District 6); Democratic Constitutional Convention 1857 (District 6); House 1871 (District 1)
|
|
Judge
|
Mackinac County, Michigan (Justice of the Peace)
|
1831
to
18??
|
|
Military
|
Minnesota Military Forces (Dakota Wars of 1862, Minnesota's Military Commander)
|
1862
to
18??
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Commission to Settle Damage Claims of the Ojibway Indians Due to Reservoir Construction (President)
|
1883
to
18??
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota (Regent, One of the First Ones)
|
1851
to
185?
|
|
U.S. Executive Branch
|
Mixed Civil and Military Commission to Negotiate Treaties with the Hostile Sioux Indians (Fort Sully)
|
08/1866
to
186?
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota (Regent)
|
1860
to
1869
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
St. Paul, Minnesota (Board of Education)
|
1868
to
1870
|
|
Board of Regents
|
University of Minnesota (President of the Board of Regents)
|
1876
to
1891
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Historical Society (Charter Member and President, 1879)
|
1849
to
1891
|
|
State Governor
|
Minnesota
|
05/24/1858
to
01/02/1860
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
Territorial Delegate to Congress, Wisconsin Territory
|
10/30/1848
to
03/03/1849
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
Territorial Delegate to Congress, Minnesota Territory
|
07/07/1849
to
03/03/1853
|
|
Military
|
Union Army (United States Civil War, Defense of the Frontier Against Indian Tribes, Colonel, Brigadier General of Volunteers, Brevetted Major General)
|
09/1862
to
08/1866
|
|
Territorial Democratic Constitutional Convention
|
6th Council District, Minnesota Territory (President)
|
07/13/1857
to
08/29/1857
|
|
Sikorski, Gerald Edward
Senate 1977-82 (District 51)
|
|
State Board/Commission/Council
|
Minnesota Governor's Citizens Council on Aging (Chair)
|
19??
to
19??
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
6th Congressional District-Minnesota
|
01/03/1983
to
01/03/1993
|
|
Smith, George Ross
House 1903-04 (District 38)
|
|
Judge
|
Hennepin County Probate Court, Minnesota
|
1907
to
1913
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
5th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1913
to
03/03/1917
|
|
Snider, Samuel Prather
House 1885-88 (District 30)
|
|
Military
|
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 65th Regiment (United States Civil War, Private)
|
186?
to
186?
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1889
to
03/03/1891
|
|
Stangeland, Arlan Ingehart
House 1966 (District 56); House 1967-72 (District 56B); House 1973-74 (District 9B)
|
|
School Board/Administration
|
Barnesville, Minnesota (School Board)
|
1976
to
1977
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
7th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
02/22/1977
to
01/03/1991
|
|
Starkey, Frank Thomas
House 1923-32 (District 38)
|
|
State Legislative Staff
|
Minnesota House of Representatives (Chief Clerk of the House)
|
1933
to
1933
|
|
State Agency
|
Minnesota Department of Employment Security (Commissioner)
|
04/01/1955
to
1965
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
4th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
01/03/1945
to
01/03/1947
|
|
Steenerson, Halvor
Senate 1883-86 (District 45)
|
|
Municipal Attorney
|
Crookston, Minnesota (City Attorney)
|
18??
to
1???
|
|
County Attorney
|
Polk County, Minnesota (Prosecuting Attorney)
|
1881
to
1883
|
|
U.S. Representative
|
9th Congressional District, Minnesota
|
03/04/1903
to
03/03/1923
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Stevens, Frederick Clement
House 1889-90 (District 26); House 1891-92 (District 28)
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U.S. Representative
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4th Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1897
to
03/03/1915
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Stewart, Jacob Henry
Senate 1859-60 (District 2)
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Military
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Union Army, 1st Minnesota Regiment (United States Civil War/War of the Rebellion, Surgeon)
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1861
to
18??
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School Board/Administration
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St. Paul, Minnesota (Board of Education)
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1858
to
1861
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State Agency
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Minnesota Surgeon General
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1857
to
1863
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Municipal Mayor
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Saint Paul, Minnesota (City Mayor)
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1864
to
1864
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Municipal Mayor
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Saint Paul, Minnesota (City Mayor)
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1868
to
1868
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Municipal Mayor
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Saint Paul, Minnesota (City Mayor)
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1872
to
1875
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U.S. Representative
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3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1877
to
03/03/1879
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Postmaster
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St. Paul, Minnesota
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03/14/1865
to
05/04/1870
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Tawney, James Albertus
Senate 1891-94 (District 15)
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U.S. Representative
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1st Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1893
to
03/03/1911
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U.S. Executive Branch
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United States and Canada, International Joint Commission (Boundary Waters)
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03/11/1911
to
06/12/1919
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Teigan, Henry George
Senate 1933-34 (District 29)
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U.S. Representative
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3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
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01/03/1937
to
01/03/1939
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U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
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United States Senate (Secretary for United States Senator Magnus Johnson)
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07/1923
to
03/1925
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Van Dyke, John
House 1872 (District 15)
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U.S. Representative
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New Jersey
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03/04/1847
to
03/03/1851
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Vento, Bruce Frank
House 1971-72 (District 44A) ; House 1973-1976 (District 66A)
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State Board/Commission/Council
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Minnesota Educational Council
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1971
to
1976
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State Board/Commission/Council
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Commission on Minnesota Future
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1973
to
1976
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U.S. Representative
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4th Congressional District, Minnesota
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01/03/1977
to
10/10/2000
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Wakefield, James Beach
House 1857-58 (District 14); House 1863 (District 20); House 1866 (District 20); Senate 1867-69 (District 20)
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Judge
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Probate Court, Faribault County, Minnesota (He was the First Judge of the Faribault County Probate Court)
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1???
to
1???
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State Board/Commission/Council
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Minnesota State Board of Corrections and Charities
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1???
to
1???
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State Lieutenant Governor
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Minnesota
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01/07/1876
to
01/10/1880
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U.S. Executive Branch
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United States Land Office, Winnebago City, Minnesota (Receiver)
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06/01/1869
to
01/15/1875
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U.S. Representative
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2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1883
to
03/03/1887
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Washburn, Sr., William Drew
House 1871 (District 5)
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School Board/Administration
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Minneapolis, Minnesota (School Board Member, 2 terms)
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1866
to
18??
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U.S. Legislative Staff/Council/Commission
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United States House of Representatives (Clerkship)
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185?
to
185?
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U.S. Executive Branch
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U.S. Surveyor General of Minnesota (Appointed by President Abraham Lincoln)
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1861
to
1865
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U.S. Representative
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3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1879
to
03/1883
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U.S. Representative
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4th Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/1883
to
03/03/1885
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U.S. Senator
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Minnesota
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03/04/1889
to
03/03/1895
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Wefald, Knud Magnus
House 1913-14 (District 60); House 1915-16 (District 49)
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Municipal Council/Aldermen
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Hawley Village, Minnesota (Village Council, President)
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1907
to
1912
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Municipal Council/Aldermen
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Hawley Village, Minnesota (Village Council, President)
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1917
to
1918
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State Board/Commission/Council
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Minnesota Commission of Administration and Finance (Executive Secretary)
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1931
to
1932
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U.S. Representative
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9th Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1923
to
03/03/1927
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State Board/Commission/Council
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Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
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01/1933
to
10/25/1936
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White, Milo
Senate 1872-76 (District 9); Senate 1881-82 (District 9)
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Municipal Mayor
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Chatfield, Minnesota (City Mayor)
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1???
to
1???
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U.S. Representative
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1st Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1883
to
03/03/1887
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School Board/Administration
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Chatfield, Minnesota (School Board)
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1???
to
05/18/1913
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Wier, Roy William
House 1933-38 (District 29)
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Military
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United States Army (World War I, American Expeditionary Forces, Served Overseas)
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1917
to
1918
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School Board/Administration
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Minneapolis, Minnesota (Board of Education)
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1939
to
1948
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U.S. Representative
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3rd Congressional District, Minnesota
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01/03/1949
to
01/03/1961
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Wilkinson, Morton Smith
Territorial House 1849 (District 2); Senate 1874-77 (District 14)
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Territorial Government
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Minnesota Territory (Prosecuting Attorney)
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18??
to
18??
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County Government
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Ramsey County, Minnesota (Register of Deeds)
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1852
to
1854
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County Attorney
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Faribault County, Minnesota (Prosecuting Attorney)
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1880
to
1884
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U.S. Senator
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Minnesota
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03/04/1859
to
03/03/1865
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U.S. Representative
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1st Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1869
to
03/03/1871
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Wilson, Eugene McLanahan
Senate 1879-80 (District 27)
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U.S. Attorney
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United States District Attorney, Minnesota (Appointed by President Buchanan)
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1857
to
1861
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Military
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Union Army, 1st Minnesota Mounted Rangers, Company A, Cavalry (United States Civil War, Sioux Indian Country, Captain)
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1862
to
1863
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Municipal Mayor
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Minneapolis, Minnesota (City Mayor, First One after Minneapolis and St. Anthony were Consolidated into One City)
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1872
to
1872
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Municipal Mayor
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
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1874
to
1874
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U.S. Representative
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2nd Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1869
to
03/03/1871
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Municipal Board/Commission
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Minneapolis, Minnesota (Park Commission Board Member)
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1883
to
04/10/1890
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Wilson, Thomas
Republican Constitutional Convention 1857 (District 9); House 1881-82 (District 8); Senate 1883-86 (District 15)
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Judge
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3rd Judicial District Court, Minnesota
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1857
to
1864
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Judge
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Minnesota Supreme Court (Associate Justice, Appointed by Governor Swift)
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07/1864
to
01/1865
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U.S. Representative
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1st Congressional District, Minnesota
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03/04/1887
to
03/03/1889
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Board of Regents
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University of Minnesota
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09/06/1898
to
04/03/1910
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Judge
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Minnesota Supreme Court (Chief Justice, Appointed by Governor Swift)
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1865
to
07/1869
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Territorial Republican Constitutional Convention
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9th Council District, Minnesota Territory
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07/13/1857
to
08/29/1857
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Zwach, Sr., John Matthew
House 1935-46 (District 14); Senate 1947-62 (District 14); Senate 1963-66 (District 17)
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School Board/Administration
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Milroy, Minnesota (Superintendent of Schools)
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1946
to
1948
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U.S. Representative
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6th Congressional District, Minnesota
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01/03/1967
to
01/03/1975
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