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James Fowler Simmons

SIMMONS, James Fowler, senator, born in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island, 10 September, 1795" died in Johnson, Rhode Island, 10 July, 1864. He received a good English education, and was first a farmer, and subsequently a manufacturer. He was a member' of the state house of representatives from 1828 till 1841, when he was chosen to the United States senate, and served from 31 May of the latter year till 3 March, 1847. Ten years later he was again elected to the senate as a Whig for the full term from 4 March, 1857, but he resigned in 1862.

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