Thomas Jenkins Semmes
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Thomas Jenkins Semmes (December 16, 1824 – June 23, 1899) was a politician in the state of Louisiana.
He was born in Washington, D.C. He served as a member of the state legislature, and as the Louisiana state attorney general. He was later a Confederate Senator in 1862-1865. He died in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Confederate Senator from Louisiana 1862–1865 |
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| Alabama: Clay • Jemison • Walker • Yancey • Arkansas: Garland • R. Johnson • Mitchel • Florida: Baker • Maxwell • Georgia: Hill • H. Johnson • Lewis • Kentucky: Burnett • Simms • Louisiana: Semmes • Sparrow • Mississippi: Brown • Phelan • Watson • Missouri: Clark • W. Johnson • Peyton • Vest • North Carolina: Davis • Dortch • Graham • Reade • South Carolina: Barnwell • Orr • Tennessee: Haynes • Henry • Texas: Oldham • Wigfall • Virginia: Caperton • Hunter • Preston |
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