William J. Samford

William James Samford (September 16 1844–June 11 1901) was an American Democratic politician who was the Governor of Alabama from 1900 to 1901. He missed the first few weeks of his term because he was out of the state seeking medical treatment, so William D. Jelks acted as governor from December 1 to December 26 1900. He died in office on June 11 1901, and Jelks again assumed the role of governor.
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William D. Jelks		 width="40%"|Governor of Alabama
1900–1901		 width="30%"|Succeeded by:
William D. Jelks
Samford, William J. Samford, William J. Samford, William J.

 

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