Richard French

Richard French ( * June 20, 1792 at Boonesborough, Kentucky, † May 1, 1854, Covington, Kentucky) was a member of the House of Representatives of the United States from Kentucky. He was born near Boonesborough. His education he enjoyed in French private schools. After finishing school he studied law. He was admitted to the Bar in the United States in 1820, practiced in Winchester ( Kentucky).

Political career

He was a member of the House of Representatives of the United States from 1820-1826. In 1829 he was a judge of the District Court. French was a supporter of Jackson in the 24th Congress of the United States of America (March 4, 1835 - March 3, 1837 ) was chosen. The re- election to the 25th Congress of the United States of America, he could not. Even his candidacy for Governor of Kentucky in 1840 was in vain. Elected - as a Democrat in French was the 28th Congress of the United States of America ( March 3, 1845 March 4, 1843 ). Even in the 30th Congress of the United States Congress (March 4, 1847 - March 3, 1849 ) he was represented.

After the end of his political career, he practiced as a lawyer again. He died in Covington (Kentucky) on 1 May 1854. He was buried in the family vault at Mount Sterling (Kentucky).

Swell

  • William B. Allen: A History of Kentucky: Embracing Gleanings, Reminiscences, Antiquities, Natural Curiosities, Statistics, and Biographical Sketches of Pioneers, Soldiers, Jurists, Lawyers, Statesmen, Divines, Mechanics, Farmers, Merchants, and Other Leading Men, of All Occupations and Pursuits. Bradley & Gilbert, 1872, p 287 (accessed 10 November 2008 ).
  • John Wilson Townsend: Richard Hickman Menefee. Neale Publishing, 1907, pp. 74-75 ( accessed 22 November 2008).

1st District: Orr | T. Davis | M. Lyons | New | Clark | Fletcher | D. Trimble | Daniel | C. Lyon | Boyd | Murray | Boyd | Burnett | Casey | L. Anderson | L. Trimble | Cross Country | Boone | O. Turner I | Stone | Hendrick | Wheeler | James O. | Barkley | Gregory W. | N. Gregory | Stubblefield | Hubbard | Barlow | Whitfield • 2nd District: Greenup | Fowler | Boyle | McKee I | H. Clay | Hawkins | H. Clay | Woodson | Metcalfe | Chambers | Coleman | TA Marshall | A. Hawes | Rumsey | triplet | Green | J. McHenry | Clarke | JL Johnson | Grey | Campbell | Peyton | Jackson | Yeaman | Knights | McKee II | Sweeney | H. McHenry | J. Brown | McKenzie | J. Clay | Laffoon | Ellis | Clardy | Allen | Stanley | Kincheloe | Dorsey | Cary | Vincent | Clements | Whitaker | Withers | Natcher | R. Lewis | Guthrie • 3rd District: Walton | Rowan | Crist | Ormsby | R. Johnson | W. Brown | JT Johnson | H. Clay | Clark | Allan | Tompkins | J. Underwood | Grider | Peyton | F. McLean | Ewing | Bristow | W. Underwood | Bristow | Grider | Hise | Golladay | JH Lewis | Milliken | J. Caldwell | Halsell | Hunter | Good Night | Hunter | Rhea | Moss | Rhea | Richardson | A. James | R. Thomas | J. Moore | Roark | J. Moore | Hamilton | O'Neal | Morton | Robsion Jr. | Burke | Snyder | Farnsley | Cowger | Mazzoli | M. Ward | Northup | Yarmuth

4th District: Sandford | R. Johnson | Desha | Metcalfe | Letcher | Beaty | Williams | Owsley | G. Caldwell | Bell | A. Buckner | G. Caldwell | W. Ward | Chrisman | Talbott | W. Anderson | Harding | Knott | Read | Knott | T. Robertson | A. Montgomery | JW Lewis | D. Smith | B. Johnson | Moorman | Craddock | Carden | Creal | Carrier | Chelf | Snyder | Bunning | Lucas | G. Davis II | Massie • 5th District: Fowler | Howard | Barry | H. Clay | Duval | A. McLean | New | A. McLean | New | JT Johnson | J. Johnson | McHatton | R. Johnson | Letcher | Harlan | S. Anderson | J. Thompson | J. Stone | B. Young | J. Thompson | J. Stone | Hill | Jewett | J. Brown | Wickliffe | Mallory | Rousseau | Grover | Winchester | Standiford | Parsons | Watterson | Willis | Caruth | Evans | O. Turner II | Irwin | Sherley | Ogden | Thatcher | Spence | Siler | Carter | Rogers • 6th District: Bedinger | Desha | Sharp | D. Walker | F. Johnson | D. White | Lecompte | Chilton | Calhoon | Green | J. White | Martin | G. Adams | Breck | A. White | Elliott | G. Adams | Dunlap | G. Smith | A. Ward | J. Brown | Jones | Arthur | Jones | Carlisle | Dickerson | Berry | Gooch | Rhinock | Rouse | E-mail | Newhall | Spence | Chapman | T. Underwood | Watts | Curlin | JB Breckinridge | L. Hopkins | Baesler | Fletcher | Chandler | Barr

7th District: McKee I | G. Robertson | J. Smith | T. Moore | Kincaid | Adair | Hardin | J. Pope | Thomasson | Duncan | H. Marshall | Preston | H. Marshall | Mallory | B. Clay | Shanklin | Beck | J. Blackburn | W. Breckinridge | Owens | Settle | Gayle | S. Trimble | Kimball | Cantrill | Morris | Chapman | R. Blackburn | Chapman | May | Meade | CD Perkins | C. C. Perkins • 8th district: Ormsby | R. Anderson | Bullock | JD Breckinridge | R. Buckner | Gaither | P. Pope | Graves | Sprigg | G. Davis I | Morehead | JC Breckinridge | A. Marshall | J. Clay | Simms | Crittenden | Randall | GM Adams | Durham | P.B. Thompson | McCreary | Davison | G. Gilbert | Helmet | K. Swope | R. Gilbert | L. Walker | R. Gilbert | Vinson | Bates | Golden | Siler • 9th District: S. Hopkins | Taul | Quarles | T. Montgomery | Wickliffe | Love | J. White | French | Trumbo | French | Mason | Cox | Mason | L. Moore | Wadsworth | McKee II | Rice | GM Adams | J. D. White | Turner | J. D. White | Culbertson | Wadsworth | G. Thomas | Paynter | Pugh | Kehoe | Bennett | Fields | Vinson | E. Kendall | Vinson | J. Brown Sr. | Robsion | W. Lewis | Golden

10th District: T. Montgomery | Hardin | Speed ​​| Hardin | F. Johnson | Yancey | Tompkins | Allan | R. Hawes | TF Marshall | Tibbatts | Gaines | Stanton | S. Swope | Stevenson | Menzies | J. Young | Clarke | Phister | JD White | Taulbee | Wilson | J. W. Kendall | J. M. Kendall | Lisle | Beckner | J. M. Kendall | N. Hopkins | Fitzpatrick | J. B. White | F. Hopkins | J. Langley | Kirk | K. Langley | May • 11th District: P. Thompson | W. Young | Calhoon | Chilton | A. Hawes | A. Davis | French | Menefee | Andrews | Wolford | H. Finley | Wilson | S. Adams | Colson | boreing | Hunter | Edwards | Powers | Robsion | C. Finley • 12th District: R. Henry | Henry J. | C. Lyon | TA Marshall | Chambers | G. Davis I • 13th District: R. Johnson | Southgate | Butler

  • Member of the House of Representatives of the United States for Kentucky
  • Born in 1792
  • Died in 1854
  • Man
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Farnsley Mike Ward (American politician) Anne Northup John Yarmuth Thomas Sandford Joseph Desha Robert P. Letcher Martin Beaty Sherrod Williams Bryan Owsley Joshua Fry Bell Aylette Buckner William Thomas Ward James Chrisman Albert G. Talbott William Clayton Anderson Aaron Harding J. Proctor Knott William B. Read Thomas A. Robertson Alexander B. Montgomery John W. Lewis David Highbaugh Smith Ben Johnson (politician) Henry D. Moorman John D. Craddock Cap R. Carden Edward W. Creal Chester O. Carrier Ken Lucas Geoff Davis Thomas Massie Benjamin Howard (Missouri) William T. Barry William Pope Duval Alney McLean James Johnson (Kentucky) James Harlan (congressman) Simeon H. Anderson John Burton Thompson James W. Stone Bryan Young (politician) Clement S. Hill Joshua Jewett Charles A. Wickliffe Robert Mallory Lovell Rousseau Asa Grover Boyd Winchester Elisha Standiford Edward Y. Parsons Henry Watterson Albert S. Willis Asher G. 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Hopkins Ernie Fletcher Ben Chandler Andy Barr (U.S. politician) George Robertson (congressman) John Speed Smith Thomas Patrick Moore John Kincaid John Adair Benjamin Hardin John Pope (Kentucky) William Thomasson Garnett Duncan Humphrey Marshall (General) William Preston (Kentucky) Brutus J. Clay George S. Shanklin James B. Beck Joseph Clay Stiles Blackburn William Campbell Preston Breckinridge William Claiborne Owens Evan E. Settle June Ward Gayle South Trimble William P. Kimball J. Campbell Cantrill Joseph W. Morris Robert E. Lee Blackburn Andrew J. May Wendell H. Meade Carl D. Perkins Carl C. Perkins Richard Clough Anderson, Jr. Wingfield Bullock James D. Breckinridge Richard Aylett Buckner Nathan Gaither Patrick H. Pope William J. Graves Garrett Davis John C. Breckinridge Alexander Keith Marshall James Brown Clay William E. Simms John J. Crittenden William H. Randall George Madison Adams Milton J. Durham Philip B. Thompson, Jr. James B. McCreary George M. Davison George G. Gilbert Harvey Helm King Swope Ralph Waldo Emerson Gilbert Lewis L. Walker Joe B. Bates James S. Golden Samuel Hopkins (congressman) Micah Taul Tunstall Quarles Thomas Montgomery (American politician) James Love (representative) Andrew Trumbo John Calvin Mason Leander Cox Laban T. Moore William H. Wadsworth John McConnell Rice John D. White Thomas Turner (Congressman) William Wirt Culbertson George M. Thomas Thomas H. Paynter Samuel Johnson Pugh James Nicholas Kehoe Joseph B. Bennett Elva R. Kendall John Y. Brown, Sr. John M. Robsion William Lewis (Kentucky politician) Thomas Speed Joel Yancey Richard Hawes Thomas Francis Marshall John W. Tibbatts John P. Gaines Richard H. Stanton Samuel F. Swope John W. Stevenson John W. Menzies John Duncan Young John Blades Clarke Elijah Phister John Henry Wilson (Kentucky) John W. Kendall Joseph M. Kendall Marcus C. Lisle William M. Beckner Nathan T. Hopkins Thomas Y. Fitzpatrick James Bamford White Francis A. Hopkins John W. Langley Andrew Jackson Kirk Katherine G. Langley Philip Thompson (Kentucky) William Singleton Young Amos Davis Landaff Andrews Frank Lane Wolford Hugh F. Finley Silas Adams David Grant Colson Vincent Boreing Don C. Edwards Caleb Powers Charles Finley (politician) Robert Pryor Henry John Flournoy Henry William Wright Southgate
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