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Arthur P. Bagby
Arthur Pendleton Bagby
American politician (1794-1858).
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Arthur P. Bagby
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ISNI
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
Louisa County
Place of Death
Mobile
Country of Citizenship
United States
Occupation
Politician
Lawyer
Diplomat
Position Held
Member of the Alabama House of Representatives
Governor of Alabama
(11/30/1837 - 11/22/1841)
Ambassador
United States Senator
(11/24/1841 - 3/4/1843)
United States Senator
(3/4/1843 - 3/4/1845)
United States Senator
(3/4/1845 - 3/4/1847)
United States Senator
(3/4/1847 - 6/16/1848)
Member of the State Senate of Alabama
Member of Political Party
Democratic Party
Instance Of
Human
Date of Death
Date of Birth
Given Name
Image
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Child
Name in Native Language
Work Location
Place of Burial
Family Name
Described by Source
9/21/1858
1794
Arthur
English
Arthur P. Bagby, Jr.
Arthur P. Bagby
Washington, D.C.
Montgomery
Magnolia Cemetery
Bagby (Surname)
The Biographical Dictionary of America
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Bagby, Arthur Pendleton
Replaces
:
Hugh McVay
Replaced By
:
Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Start Time
:
11/30/1837
End Time
:
11/22/1841
Replaces
:
Clement Comer Clay
Parliamentary Term
:
27th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
11/24/1841
End Time
:
3/4/1843
Parliamentary Term
:
28th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1843
End Time
:
3/4/1845
Parliamentary Term
:
29th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
Start Time
:
3/4/1845
End Time
:
3/4/1847
Replaced By
:
William R. King
Parliamentary Term
:
30th United States Congress
Parliamentary Group
:
Democratic Party
Electoral District
:
Alabama Class 3 Senate Seat
End Cause
:
Resignation
Start Time
:
3/4/1847
End Time
:
6/16/1848