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William Rufus Cato
Member From: 1916 - 1927 Ex.
- Birth Date: July 26, 1869 Birth Place:Greensville County, VA
- Death Date: 02/04/1965
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
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- Education: Greensville County Public Schools
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- Occupation/Profession: Merchant and banker Former postmaster of North Emporia
- Memberships/Affiliations: Methodist Church Kiwanis (former member) Masons A.F. & A.M. (Widow's Son Lodge No. 150) County Democratic Committee (chairman, 20 years)
- Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Board of Supervisors (chairman, 14 years) Town Council (president, 10 years)
Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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1916 | Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Executive Expenditures Insurance and Banking Moral and Social Justice |
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1918-1919 | Counties of Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Executive Expenditures Federal Relations and Resolutions Insurance and Banking Moral and Social Welfare |
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1919 Ex. | Counties of Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Executive Expenditures Federal Relations and Resolutions Insurance and Banking Moral and Social Welfare |
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1924 | Counties of Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Officers and Offices at the Capitol Privileges and Elections Roads and Internal Navigation |
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1926-1927 | Counties of Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Insurance and Banking Officers and Offices at the Capitol Roads and Internal Navigation |
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1927 Ex. | Counties of Sussex and Greensville | Democrat | Federal Relations and Resolutions Insurance and Banking Officers and Offices at the Capitol Roads and Internal Navigation |
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