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Daniel Woodrow Bird

Member From: 1948 - Ex. 1955

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  • Birth Date: July 6, 1912 Birth Place:Bland, Virginia
  • Death Date: November 16, 1995
  • Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
  • Spouse: Elizabeth Kegley Dunn (m. 1936)
  • Children: Janet and Judith
  • Religion: Methodist
  • Education: National Business College, Roanoke Emory & Henry College
  • Military Service:
  • Occupation/Profession: Dairyman and farmer
  • Memberships/Affiliations: Methodist Church (charge lay leader, board of stewards) Bland County Kiwanis (former president, board of directors) Masons AF & AM, Bland Lodge No. 206, Wythe Royal Arch Chapter No. 51 Ceres Ruritan County Farm Bureau (director) County Dairyman's Association (director) Tri-State Milk Producers Association (vice president) Virginia Safety Appliance Corporation, Bastian, VA (president)
  • Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Senate of Virginia (1956-1960, 1962-1971)
Session District District Number Party Leadership Committees
1948 Counties of Bland and Giles Democrat Agriculture
Asylums and Prisons
Mining and Mineral Resources
Roads and Internal Navigation
1950 Counties of Bland and Giles Democrat Agriculture
Mining and Mineral Resources
Privileges and Elections
Public Institutions
Roads and Internal Navigation
1952 Counties of Bland and Giles Democrat Agriculture
Mining and Mineral Resources
Privileges and Elections
Public Institutions
Roads and Internal Navigation
1954-1955 Counties of Bland and Giles Democrat Agriculture
Mining and Mineral Resources
Privileges and Elections
Public Institutions
Roads and Internal Navigation
1955 Counties of Bland and Giles Democrat Agriculture
Mining and Mineral Resources
Privileges and Elections
Public Institutions
Roads and Internal Navigation

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