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Charles Reese

b. 1835

Mississippi state legislator

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About Charles Reese

Born 1835. Charles Reese was an American legislator, farmer and politician.

Charles Reese was a state legislator in Mississippi. He represented Hinds County, Mississippi in the Mississippi House of Representatives in 1872 to 1873. In April 1872 he signed, along with many representatives and senators, a petition for the equal rights and treatment of African Americans many of whom had been freed from slavery during and after the American Civil War.

He was born circa 1835 in Mississippi, worked as a farm laborer and served as an inspector in the 1871 special election in Hinds County.

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Important facts

Born
1835, Mississippi
Birth century
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Positions held
Member of the Mississippi House of Representatives

Frequently asked questions

Who was Charles Reese?

Mississippi state legislator

When was Charles Reese born?

Charles Reese was born in 1835 in Mississippi.

What was Charles Reese's occupation?

Charles Reese was a legislator, farmer and politician.

What nationality was Charles Reese?

Charles Reese was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Charles Reese

· Wikidata: Q106498059

· DBpedia: Charles Reese (politician)

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