Category:Redfield Proctor

**Redfield Proctor**
	American politician (1831-1908)
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Name in native language	Redfield Proctor;
Date of birth	1 June 1831; Proctorsville
Date of death	4 March 1908; Washington, D.C.
Place of burial	South Street Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	Dartmouth College; Albany Law School;
Occupation	politician; lawyer;
Member of political party	Republican Party;
Position held	member of the Vermont House of Representatives; Governor of Vermont (1878–1880); United States Secretary of War (1889–1891); member of the State Senate of Vermont; United States senator (1891–1893); United States senator (1893–1895); United States senator (1895–1897); United States senator (1897–1899); United States senator (1899–1901); United States senator (1901–1903); United States senator (1903–1905); United States senator (1905–1907); United States senator (1907–1908);
Child	Redfield Proctor, Jr.; Fletcher D. Proctor;
Work location	Washington, D.C.; Montpelier; Rutland; Proctorsville;
Authority file
	Q880998; VIAF ID: 77903683; Library of Congress authority ID: n88681269; US Congress Bio ID: P000547; U.S. National Archives Identifier: 10570912; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987010649174605171
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Cartoon satire of Sen. Proctor providing tombstones for war dead (his son was Pres. of Vermont Marble Co.)- From gloves to gravestones; a paternal Senator looks after the soldiers even to LCCN2007677070.jpg 1,212 × 1,536; 450 KB
Cartoon satire of Sen. Proctor providing tombstones for war dead (his son was Pres. of Vermont Marble Co.)- Who furnished the coffins? LCCN2007677071.jpg 1,216 × 1,536; 446 KB
Champlain Apartment Building.jpg 1,648 × 3,127; 1.87 MB
Letter from Governor Proctor Declining the Invitation to Attend the Centennial Celebration - DPLA - 5fcc5aa5bab3c12fdcd78e5731c7cf12.jpg 2,451 × 3,168; 1.18 MB
Picking a running mate "Eenie, meenie, minie, mo". LCCN2010645509.jpg 1,536 × 1,294; 381 KB
Redfield Proctor (Triumphantlifeof00mill 0374).jpg 2,195 × 3,260; 629 KB
Redfield Proctor, 1831-1908, half-length portrait, seated, facing right LCCN2005691352.jpg 1,224 × 1,536; 153 KB
Redfield Proctor, 1831-1908, half-length portrait, seated, facing right.jpg 1,160 × 1,480; 686 KB
Redfield Proctor, 1831-1908, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left LCCN2005683933.jpg 1,090 × 1,536; 166 KB
Redfield Proctor, 1831-1908, three-quarter length portrait, seated at desk, facing right.jpg 1,460 × 1,100; 840 KB
Redfield Proctor, 1831-1908.jpg 883 × 1,536; 775 KB
Redfield Proctor, 37th United States Secretary of War.jpg 874 × 1,159; 156 KB
Redfield Proctor, bw photo portrait, 1904.jpg 1,032 × 1,200; 51 KB
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Senator Redfield Proctor as a Member of the 55th US Congress.jpeg 1,108 × 1,401; 369 KB