Redfield Proctor, Jr.
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| Redfield Proctor, Jr. | |
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59th Governor of Vermont
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| In office 1923 – 1925 |
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| Lieutenant(s) | Franklin S. Billings |
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| Preceded by | James Hartness |
| Succeeded by | Franklin S. Billings |
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| Born | April 13, 1879 Rutland, Vermont |
| Died | February 05, 1957 (aged 77) |
| Political party | Republican |
Redfield Proctor, Jr. (April 13, 1879–February 5, 1957) was a U.S. politician who served as the Governor of Vermont from 1923 to 1925.
He was born and lived his entire life in Rutland County, Vermont. His father, Redfield Proctor, was a prominent politician.
| Governors of Vermont |  |
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| T. Chittenden • Brigham • Tichenor • I. Smith • Tichenor • Galusha • M. Chittenden • Galusha • Skinner • Van Ness • Butler • Crafts • Palmer • Jennison • Paine • Mattocks • Slade • Eaton • Coolidge • Williams • E. Fairbanks • Robinson • Royce • Fletcher • Hall • E. Fairbanks • Holbrook • G. Smith • Dillingham • Page • Washburn • Hendee • Stewart • Converse • Peck • H. Fairbanks • Proctor • Farnham • Barstow • Pingree • Ormsbee • Dillingham • Page • Fuller • Woodbury • Grout • E. Smith • Stickney • McCullough • Bell • F. Proctor • Prouty • Mead • Fletcher • Gates • Graham • Clement • Hartness • Proctor Jr. • Billings • Weeks • Wilson • C. Smith • Aiken • Wills • M. Proctor • Gibson • Arthur • Emerson • Johnson • Stafford • Keyser • Hoff • Davis • Salmon • Snelling • Kunin • Snelling • Dean • Douglas |
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