About W. A. Sager
Lived 1850 – 1905 (aged 54). W. A. Sager was an American politician.
Washington Abel Sager (November 18, 1850 – March 18, 1905) was an American politician who served in the Virginia House of Delegates.
Political career In September 1895, the Republicans, Populists and Prohibitionists of Shenandoah County gathered to nominate a candidate to the Virginia House of Delegates. While the Republican James G. McCune was expected to win, the Prohibitionists had a majority and Sager was nominated.
Under the banner of the Honest Election Party, Sager was elected to the House in November 1895. McCune was elected State Senator for the county under the same banner.
Personal life Sager was married twice, having at least five sons with his first wife, and four with his second.
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Who was W. A. Sager?
American politician (1850-1905)
When was W. A. Sager born?
W. A. Sager was born on 18 October 1850.
When did W. A. Sager die?
W. A. Sager died on 18 March 1905.
What was W. A. Sager's occupation?
W. A. Sager was a politician.
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W. A. Sager was American.
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