Henry Too Wesley

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Henry Too Wesley was a Liberian politician. He served as the country's Vice President from 1924 to 1928. A member of the Grebo ethnic group, Wesley, a lawyer by profession, was Liberia's first indigenous vice-president.^[1]

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Preceded by Samuel Alfred Ross	Vice President of Liberia 1924 – 1928	Succeeded by Allen Yancy

v t e Vice Presidents of Liberia

	Nathaniel Brander Anthony D. Williams Stephen Allen Benson Beverley Yates Daniel Bashiel Warner James Priest Joseph Gibson James S. Smith Anthony Gardiner Charles Harmon Alfred F. Russell James Thompson William D. Coleman Joseph J. Ross Joseph D. Summerville J. J. Dossen Samuel George Harmon Samuel Alfred Ross Henry Too Wesley Allen Yancy James S. Smith, Jr. Clarence Simpson William R. Tolbert, Jr. James E. Greene Bennie Dee Warner Harry Moniba Enoch Dogolea Moses Blah Joseph Boakai

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Name	Wesley, Henry Too
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Short description	Vice President of Liberia
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