Jacob F. Gmelich

Jacob F. Gmelich

27th Lieutenant Governor of Missouri
In office 1909–1913
Preceded by	John C. McKinley
Succeeded by	William R. Painter

Jacob F. Gmelich (July 23, 1839 – February 21, 1914) was an American politician. He served as the State Treasurer of Missouri from 1905 to 1909.^[1] and the 27th Lieutenant Governor of Missouri from 1909 to 1913 serving under Governor Herbert S. Hadley.

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Political offices
Preceded by Robert P. Williams	State Treasurer of Missouri 1905–1909	Succeeded by James Cowgill
Preceded by John C. McKinley	Lieutenant Governor of Missouri 1909–1913	Succeeded by William R. Painter

Lieutenant Governors of Missouri
Ashley Reeves Dunklin Boggs Cannon Marmaduke Young Price Brown Jackson Reynolds Hall Smith Stanard Gravely Johnson Coleman Brockmeyer Campbell Morehouse Claycomb O'Meara Bolte Lee Rubey McKinley Gmelich Painter Crossley Lloyd Bennett Winter Harris Davis Blair Long Bush Eagleton Morris Phelps Rothman Woods Carnahan Wilson Maxwell Kinder Parson

Treasurers of Missouri
Didier Simonds Earickson Walker McClellan Glover Morrison Bingham Bishop Dallmeyer Hays Salmon Mercer Gates Chappell Seibert Noland L. Stephens Pitts Williams Gmelich Cowgill Deal Middelkamp Thompson C. Stephens Brunk Nacy Winn Bell Winn Nacy Morris Bates Morris Carpenter Morris Robinson Spainhower Carnahan Bailey Holden Farmer Steelman Zweifel Schmitt

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