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Caldwell, Mrs. T. E.
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Mrs. Caldwell campaigned for the office of County Surveyor of Fremont County, Wyoming in 1884. She received one vote.
Boone, Mattie
Boone, Mattie
Mattie Boone was one of three women who ran for County Commissioner in Laramie County, Wyoming in 1870. Boone received one vote.
Bellamy, Mary Godat
Bellamy, Mary Godat
Mary Godat Bellamy was the first woman elected to the Wyoming State Legislature in 1910. Bellamy was elected from Albany County and served a second term in 1918. She had worked as a school teacher and had run for County Superintendent of...
Boyd, Eliza Stewart
Boyd, Eliza Stewart
Eliza Boyd ran for County Superintendent of Schools for Albany County, Wyoming in 1872. Boyd did not win the race, but she did receive almost 49% of the votes cast. Boyd became of the first women in Wyoming to serve on a jury. In 1873 Bo...
Bradford, Miss
Bradford, Miss
Miss Bradford ran for the office of Justice of the Peace for Meeteese, Fremont County, Wyoming in 1884. She received one vote.
Bradshaw, Helen W.
Bradshaw, Helen W.
Helen W. Bradshaw campaigned for County Superintendent of Schools in Albany County, Wyoming in 1884. Bradshaw received almost twice as many votes as her (female) rival. In the 1884 election women gained six out of the eight County Superi...
Clark, Mrs. D. A.
Clark, Mrs. D. A.
Mrs. D.A. Clark campaigned for the office of County Superintendent of Schools for Sweetwater, Wyoming in 1886. She received 48% of the vote, but lost to her female rival in the race.
Davis, Mary
Davis, Mary
Mary Davis was elected City Treasurer of Ridgway, Colorado some time before 1914.
Cunningham, Thankful
Cunningham, Thankful
Thankful Cunningham ran for Justice of the Peace in Carbon County, Wyoming in 1870. She was the first woman in the county to run for office. Cunningham received five votes.
Grant, Helen B.
Grant, Helen B.
Helen B. Grant was elected to the office of Superintendent of Schools for Albany County, Wyoming in 1886. Grant was later elected as a Presidential Elector on the Progressive Party ticket for 1912.