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John Rolfe Horsley
Member From: 1920 - 1924
- Birth Date: February 12, 1868 Birth Place:Appomattox County, VA
- Death Date: 02/02/1944
- Gender: Male Race: Caucasian
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- Education: Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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- Occupation/Profession: Farmer County Surveyor (12 years) County trial justice
- Memberships/Affiliations: Presbyterian Church Grange Masons State Water Power and Development Commission (chairman) Rehabilitation Administration (district supervisor) Resettlement Administration (state representative) State Soil Conservation Committee (chairman) County Draft Board for World War I Circuit Court (master commissioner) State Geological Commission Harrisonburg State Teachers College Board of Visitors Virginia Polytechnic Institute Board of Visitors Virginia Crop Improvement Association (vice president) Secretary to U.S. House of Representatives (1901-1904) Virginia Dark Fired Tobacco Crop Marketing Association (director)
- Other Notable Service and/or Elected Offices: Circuit Court (clerk, 14 years)
| Session | District | District Number | Party | Leadership | Committees |
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| 1920 | County of Appomattox | Democrat | Appropriations Currency and Commerce Printing Privileges and Elections |
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| 1922-1923 | County of Appomattox | Democrat | Printing (Chair) Appropriations Currency and Commerce Privileges and Elections |
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| 1923 Ex. | County of Appomattox | Democrat | Printing (Chair) Appropriations Currency and Commerce Privileges and Elections |
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| 1924 | Counties of Appomattox and Buckingham | Democrat | Privileges and Elections (Chair) Appropriations Currency and Commerce Rules |
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