John Caldwell (Kentucky politician)

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Caldwell, John (1757-1804) was a Kentucky Politician, State Senator, and Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky.

He was elected to the Kentucky State Senate in 1792, and was later elected the 2nd Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, elected in 1804, and died while presiding over the State Senate in his first year as Lieutenant Governor from "inflammation of the brain".[1]


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  1. ^ Graveyard Entries on Caldwell
Preceded by
Alexander Scott Bullitt		 Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky
1804		 Succeeded by
Gabriel Slaughter
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