Alexander Pope Field

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Alexander Pope Field (November 30, 1800 – August 19, 1876) was a United State politician.^[1]

Born in Louisville, Kentucky, he studied law in Illinois and was admitted to the Illinois bar. From 1822 until 1828, he served in the Illinois House of Representatives. From 1829 until 1840, he served as Illinois Secretary of State. Field moved to Wisconsin Territory and served as the territory's secretary from 1841 to 1843.^[2]^[3]

In 1849, Field moved to Louisiana and was elected Louisiana Attorney General serving from 1873 until his death.^[4]

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v t e Illinois Secretaries of State

Kane Lockwood Blackwell Birkbeck Forquer Field Douglas Trumbull Campbell Cooley Gregg Starne Hatch Tyndale Rummell Harlow Dement Pearson Hinrichsen Rose Doyle Woods Stevenson Emmerson Stratton Hughes Rowe Barrett Carpentier Chamberlain Powell Lewis Howlett Dixon Edgar Ryan White

v t e Secretaries of State of Wisconsin

Territory	Horner Slaughter Dunn Field Floyd Catlin

State	McHugh Barstow Robinson Gray Jones Harvey Lewis Fairchild Allen Breese Doyle Warner Timme Cunningham Casson Froehlich Houser Frear Donald Hull Hall F. Zimmerman Dammann F. Zimmerman Allis Wise R. Zimmerman La Follette Phillips La Follette

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