Tim N. Machin

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Timothy N. Machin was Lieutenant Governor of California from 1863 to 1867. He previously served in the California State Assembly, representing Tuolumne and Mono counties for two terms in 1862 and 1863.

Political offices
Preceded by William M. Buell, Francis Sorrell	California State Assemblyman, 12th District 1862-1863 (with two others)	Succeeded by Three members
Preceded by John F. Chellis	Lieutenant Governor of California 1863—1867	Succeeded by William Holden

v • d • e Lieutenant Governors of California

McDougall • Broderick* • Purdy • R. Anderson • Walkup • Downey • Quinn* • de la Guerra* • Chellis • Machin • Holden • Pacheco • Irwin* • Johnson • Mansfield • Daggett • Waterman • White* • Reddick • Millard • Jeter • Neff • A. Anderson • Porter • Wallace • Eshleman • Stephens • Young • Fitts • Carnahan • Merriam • Hatfield • Patterson • Houser • Knight • Powers • G. Anderson • Finch • Reinecke • Harmer • Dymally • Curb • McCarthy • Davis • Bustamante • Garamendi * denotes Acting

v • d • e Speakers of the California State Assembly

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 · R. Brown · Unruh · Monagan · Moretti · McCarthy · W. Brown · Allen · Setencich · Pringle · Bustamante · Villaraigosa · Hertzberg · Wesson · Núñez · Bass