Representative Alexander Bliedung View All Years

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Compiled Historical Information
Date of Death: 1/25/1879
Party Affiliation: Republican
Assemblies Served:
House: 17 (1878)
Home County: Clayton
Alexander Bliedung
Clayton County
Born near Nordhausen, Prussia, in March of 1843. He was nineteen years age he came to this country, and during all that time he has been identified with the leading interests of the county. During the war he took an active part, and won an honorable record. He was First Lieut. of Co. D., 27th Iowa Vols. Infantry. At the election of 1877, he was elected Representative from Clayton County and was highly spoken of by all who know him as a young man of excellent ability as a statesman and legislator. His record at the State capital is as unimpeachable as his reputation as a business man at home. Last fall he was prominently mentioned for member of Congress from this District.
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