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Almer Reen Singleton
Member From: 1944 - 1951
- Birth Date: November 27, 1895 Birth Place:Tarpon, Dickenson County, Virginia
- Death Date: August 25, 1963
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
- Spouse: Erie Dell Sykes Singleton
- Children: 4 daughters and 4 sons
- Religion: Primitive Baptist Church
- Education: Russell County Public Schools
- Military Service:
- Occupation/Profession: Insurance agent, coal operator, and co-owner of Singletons Department Stores
- Memberships/Affiliations: Primitive Baptist Church (minister at Sumac Grove Church), The Washington Association (Moderator)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1944-1945 | Counties of Dickenson and Buchanan | Democrat | Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Moral and Social Welfare Officers and Offices at the Capitol |
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| 1945 | Counties of Dickenson and Buchanan | Democrat | Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Moral and Social Welfare Officers and Offices at the Capitol |
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| 1946-1947 | Counties of Dickenson and Buchanan | Democrat | Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Moral and Social Welfare Officers and Offices at the Capitol |
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| 1947 | Counties of Dickenson and Buchanan | Democrat | Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Moral and Social Welfare Officers and Offices at the Capitol |
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| 1948 | Counties Buchanan and Dickenson | Democrat | Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Moral and Social Welfare Officers and Offices at the Capitol Schools and Colleges |
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| 1950 | Counties of Buchanan and Dickenson | Democrat | Welfare (Chair) Education Labor Mining and Mineral Resources Officers and Offices at the Capitol |
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