The Strangest Names In American Political History

  From The Irrigation Age, Volume 17, published in 1902.     A distinguished figure in Utah legal circles during the late 19th and ...

 From "The Souvenir of the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention".   Hailing from the city of Webster in Massachusetts, T...

From the "Notable Men of Wisconsin", published 1902.     A New Yorker by birth, Romanzo Norton Bunn later removed to Wiscon...

                                           From the Personnel of the Texas State Government, 1889 edition.    The Lonestar State yields ...

                                              Portrait courtesy of the website  www.fdic.gov .     Following on this week's earlier ...

                          From the Portrait and Biographical Record of Denver and Vacinity, 1905.     A descendant of an old establ...

From the Official and Statistical Register of Mississippi, 1912 edition.    A successful businessman and political figure who made hi...

     After two years of compiling and posting over 350 articles on all of these oddly named political figures I can honestly state that...

From the 1913-14 Tennessee General Assembly composite portrait.     An obscure resident of the county of Davidson in Tennessee, Amalp...

From the Arkansas Insurance Department Annual Report, 2009.    Continuing on our theme of oddly named political figures from Arkansas, ...