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Jay Bowerman (born August 15, 1876 in Hesper, Iowa; died October 25, 1957 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded Frank W. Benson as the thirteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between June 17, 1910 and January 8, 1911. Following the end of Bowerman's term as Governor, Oswald West (born May 20, 1873 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada; died August 22, 1960 in Portland, Oregon) became the fourteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 11, 1911 and January 12, 1915.
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When did Frank W. Benson - Oregon governor - die?
Frank W. Benson - Oregon governor - died on 1911-04-14.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1912?
Oswald West (born May 20, 1873 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada; died August 22, 1960 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded Jay Bowerman as the fourteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 11, 1911 and January 12, 1915, including the whole of 1912.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1913?
Oswald West (born May 20, 1873 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada; died August 22, 1960 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded Jay Bowerman as the fourteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 11, 1911 and January 12, 1915, including the whole of 1913.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1914?
Oswald West (born May 20, 1873 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada; died August 22, 1960 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded Jay Bowerman as the fourteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 11, 1911 and January 12, 1915, including the whole of 1914.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1871?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1871.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1872?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1872.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1873?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1873.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1874?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1874.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1875?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1875.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1876?
La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded George L. Woods as the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877, including the whole of 1876.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1915?
Oswald West (born May 20, 1873 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada; died August 22, 1960 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded Jay Bowerman as the fourteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 11, 1911 and January 12, 1915. Following the end of West's term as Governor, James Withycombe (born March 21, 1854 in Tavistock, Devon; died March 3, 1919 in Oregon) became the fifteenth Governor of Oregon, serving between January 12, 1915 and March 3, 1919.
Who was the Governor of Oregon in 1870?
George Lemuel Woods (born July 30, 1832 in Boone County, Missouri; died January 7, 1890 in Portland, Oregon) succeeded AC Gibbs as the third Governor of Oregon, serving between September 12, 1866 and September 14, 1870. Following the end of Woods' term as Governor, La Fayette Grover (born November 29, 1823 in Bethel, Maine; died May 10, 1911 in Portland, Oregon) became the fourth Governor of Oregon, serving between September 14, 1870 and February 1, 1877.
