Campbell Polson Berry
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Campbell Polson Berry (November 7, 1834-January 8, 1901) was a Democratic politician from California. He served in the California State Assembly and became Speaker of the Assembly. He would later be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, 3rd district.
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| Preceded by Gideon J. Carpenter |
Speaker of the California State Assembly December 1877–April 1878 |
Succeeded by Jabez F. Cowdery |
| Speakers of the California State Assembly |
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| White • Bigler • Hammond • Wall • Fairfax • Stow • Farley • Beatty • Whiteside • Stratton • Moore • Burnell • Barstow • Machin • Sears • Yule • Ryland • Rogers • Shannon • Estee • Carpenter • Berry • Cowdery • Parks • LaRue • Parks • Jordan • Howe • Coombs • Gould • Lynch • Coombs • Anderson • Pendleton • Fisk • Prescott • Beardslee • Stanton • Hewitt • Young • Wright • Merriam • Levey • Little • Craig • Jones • Peek • Garland • Lyon • Collins • Silliman • Lincoln • Brown • Unruh • Monagan • Moretti • McCarthy • Brown • Allen • Setencich • Pringle • Bustamante • Villaraigosa • Hertzberg • Wesson • Núñez |
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