Dictionary of Wisconsin History
Search Results for: Keyword: 'davis'
Term: Davis, Glenn R. 1914 - 1988
Definition: (Rep.): Born in town of Vernon, Waukesha county, Oct. 28, 1914; married; 5 children. Graduate Muckwonago high school; B.Ed. UW-Platteville 1934; J.D. UW-Madison 1941. Former attorney in Waukesha; teacher in Cottage Grove and Waupun high schools 4 years. World War II veteran; served in navy 1942-45. Chosen one of Ten Outstanding Young Men of America by National Jaycees 1948; delegate to 1956, 1960, 1968 and 1972 Republican national conventions; mbr. Land O'Lakes Old Timers Assn. (din); county bar assn. (past pres.); Waukesha Kiwanis (past pres. and district corn. chm.). Member Wisconsin assembly 1941; court commissioner, Waukesha circuit court 1957-64. Elected to Congress in a special April 1947 election; reelected 1948-54 and 1964-72. Committee assignments: 93rd congress -- appropriations. Home: 3790 South Center Road, Waukesha. (Blue Book 1973) . Rep. Davis died September 22, 1988. The Wisconsin Historical Society has manuscripts related to this topic. See the catalog description of the Glenn Robert Davis Papers for details.
[Source: Blue book; correspondence Oct. 2008 from his son, J. Mac Davis.]
24 records found
"Jeff Davis’ Pets" (Civil War)
Attica [origin of place name]
Bradford, Mary Davison 1856 - 1943
Briggs, Jason W. 1821 - 1899
Civil War: 1st Cavalry
Clark, Satterlee [Jr.?] 1816 - 1881
Coles Bashford House (Historic Marker Erected 1975
Davis, Glenn R. 1914 - 1988
Davis, J. Mac 1952
Davis, Jefferson (in Wisconsin)
Davis, John Jefferson 1852 - 1937
Democratic Party (in Wisconsin)
Donnelly, Davis A. 1927
Fort Winnebago (Historic Marker Erected 1957)
Gurley, Zenas Hovey 1801 - 1871
Harnden, Henry 1823 - 1900
Indian agents
Jackson, Mortimer Melville 1809 - 1889
Jones, George Wallace 1804 - 1896
Lincoln, Abraham (in Wisconsin)
Mack, John Givan Davis 1867 - 1924
Museum of Medical Progress (Historic Marker Erecte
Potter Law (1874)
United Brethrens in Wisconsin
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