Smull's Legislative Hand Book and Manual of the State of Pennsylvania

Thomas McKean (vacated December 16, 1799), .July 28, 1777; July 29, 1784; Jan. 31, 1791
Edward Shippen,

Dec. 18, 1799 .Mar. 1, 1806 May 18, 1827; Nov. 19, 1838 Nov. 17, 1851

ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

4th 6th mo., 1694 4th 6th mo., 1684

4th 6th mo., 1684

4th 6th mo., 1684 10th 7th mo., 1684 14th 7th mo., 1685 14th 7th mo., 1685 .31st 1st mo., 1686 . 20th 1st mo., 1656 . 20th 1st mo., 1686 2d 2d mo., 1690 7th 5th mo., 1690 7th 5th mo., 1890 21st 9th mo., 1690 .21st 9th mo., 1690 .May 20, 1693 .Aug. 10, 1694

William Salway,

Anthony Morris,
Cornelius Empston,
Edward Shippen,
William Biles,
Robert French,
Caleb Pusey,

Thomas Masters.

Samuel Finney,

John Guest,

Jasper Yeates,

William Trent,
Richard Hill,

Jonathan Dickinson,
George Roche,
Robert Assheton.
Jeremiah Langhorne,

Dr. Thomas Graeme,
Thomas Griffits,

SPEAKERS AND PRESIDENTS PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PRESIDENTS PRO TEMPORE.

(The office of Speaker abolished and President and President pro tempore created by Constitution of 1873.)

*Resigned and appointed Secretary of the Commonwealth.

†As Chairman of Judiciary General Committee of House of Representatives succeeded John F. Cox, deceased, as Speaker, on December 5, 1911.

MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF PENNSYLVANIA,

Adams, James L., Allegheny, (elected November 2, 1909, vice John

Service.

1887-90

Brown, William M., Lawrence,

1876-78

Burke, William J., Allegheny (resigned January 1, 1918),

1883-86

Buckman, Clarence J., Bucks,

Budke, John F., Washington (elected November 7, 1899, vice ander L. Hawkins, deceased),

Burnett, Charlton, Monroe,

1893-96

Bussey, H. G., York,

1909-12, 1917-22

Butterfield, Henry, Erie,

Baldwin, Richard J., Delaware, (elected February 25,

1919, vice

1919-20

1919-22

1889-92

1917-20

Christley, Alfred M., Butler,

1921-22

1874-76

Clark, Henry A., Erie, (elected November 8, 1911, vice A. E. Sisson,

Beidleman, Edward E., Dauphin, (resigned January 20, 1919),

1913-19

Cochran, John, Philadelphia,

1879-81

1901-04

1895-1910

(elected December 21, 1920, vice

Colihan, John P., Schuylkill,

1875-76

1921-22

1872-74

By Section 2, Article 2 of the Constitution of 1873, the term of service of Members of the General Assembly begins on the first day of December after their
The term of service, as given in the above table, is from the date of taking the oath of office, which is usually on the first Tuesday of January

election. succeeding their election.

1899-1902 Coyle, John J., Schuylkill,

Coxe, Eckley B., Luzerne, (elected November 2, 1880; declined to take oath January 4. 1881; re-elected February 15, 1881),

1881-84

1895-98

1879-82

Craig, William David, Beaver,

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