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• James Sevier Conway
  ...3, 1855) was the first governor of the [[State of Arkansas]], serving from 1836 to 1840. Conway was a member of the Democratic Party. ...the Arkansas Territory. He was elected Democratic governor of the state in 1836, and served until 1840. His administration was marked by a number of financ
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• William E. Woodruff
  ...0), William Edward Jr. (1831-1907), Maria Jane (1833-1918), Harriet Maria (1836-1918), Mary Eliza (1838-1927), Evelina Walton (1840-1927), Francis Clark (1 [[Category:1795 births]]
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• John Pope
  ...s to establish regular postal delivery between Little Rock and Memphis. In 1836 he returned to Kentucky to re-enter politics and practice criminal law. [[Category:1770 births]]
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• William Savin Fulton
  ...the fourth and last territorial governor of Arkansas, serving from 1835 to 1836. ...He was succeeded by the first Arkansas Governor [[James Sevier Conway]] in 1836. Fulton expressed unpopular opposition to the entrance of Arkansas into the
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• Archibald Yell
  ...irst representative to the U.S. Congress from the new state of Arkansas in 1836. He was elected Democratic governor in 1840. He became a brigadier general [[Category:1797 births]]
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• Thomas Stevenson Drew
  In 1823 Drew was named Clerk of Clark County. By 1836 he had moved to Lawrence County, where he represented the county in the Ark [[Category:1802 births]]
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• Richard C. Byrd
  ...he served as a representative to the Arkansas Territorial Legislature. In 1836 he was a member of the [[Arkansas House of Representatives]]. He was a memb [[Category:1805 births]]
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• John L. Ferguson
  ...l dissertation on "William E. Woodruff and the Territory of Arkansas, 1819-1836," at Tulane University in 1960. ...n Lewis Ferguson, "William E. Woodruff and the Territory of Arkansas, 1819-1836," Ph.D. diss., Tulane University, 1960.
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• Benton Turner
  ...lkner County]], Arkansas, from 1873 to 1874. He was born in Ireland in May 1836 and died in Conway, Arkansas in December 1901. [[Category:1836 births]]
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